Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-24
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Dexter Street Improve.
ment TO be Pushed.
NEWS FROM THE FAIRS.
Thomas Kilmurry Given a Smoking
Set-Newsy Notes.

An expert Is now engaged on the
Dexter street sewer matter and will
hasten his work with all possible de xteri-
ty. The work will not probably begin un-
til after the June appropriation meeting,
at which time the taxpayers Will be SUBJ
mitted the plans and vote upon them.
There is said to be but two ways to care
for the sewerage on this street. One Is by
the purchasing OF land In order to have 1t
empty into the Blackstone river and the
other by mechanical filtration. The for.
mer is said to be the best and most sub
stantial in the end, although the cost
would be much more on the start. This
street is peculiarly situated for sewerage,
and what has been bone of contention
for a long time will, 1t is hoped, soon be
overcome, and the residents given the
same privileges In stormy weather as up
on pleasant days. When the sewer on this
street is completed the revenue will be OF
much moment to the town, financially
speaking.
VIII Take the Road. -+str
The circus which has been organized iD
this village under the name of the "North
American Circus" will take the road
Monday, May 1st, opening at Attleboro.
The show will be IS cent circus and VIII
travel overland. There will be more than
40 people with the "trick," and the man
ager is Edward Conroy, the Unknown
newsdealer. They will visit the New
England circuit and have a number OF
well known performers under contract.
The canvass Is that u sed by John l.. Sulli-
van and is q 100 foot round top with a 30
foot middle piece and will seat 1900 peo-
pie. They will show here in about two
weeks. But few local people will go with
the show.
About the Fairs.
The Cadets fair closed Saturday evening
and the drawing OF the articles was close
ly watched by large crowd who enjoyed
themselves dancing. There was some
trouble, which 1t is hoped may be AMIGA
bly, settled, regard ing the prize for selling
the most tickets. The fair was a success.
There was a good sized crowd at the
Temperance Society fair Saturday. The
voting continues with much interest for
the barber's chair and the combination
tickets are selling lively.
There was also a large crowd at the
Crescents' fair Saturday evening. There
was the usual attractions and dancing.
Made The First Tour.
Saturday afternoon the License Com
missioners az recently organized made
their first tour of inspsctio n to the places
on Broad street which nave appl led for q
license.
Surprise Presentation.
Thomas Kilmurry left tue employ of the
Greene q Daniels Company Saturday after
being four years in their employ was. He
sent for Saturday evening to call at the
esidence of a lady friend. He'd i'd SO and
there found the majority of the help
with him. Shortly after his arrival one
Of the young ladies in a few well chosen
remarks presented him with a compleGe
and expensive meerschaum smoking set,
eight tunes. The recipient responded as
best ne could under the circumstances,
and then pleasant time was enjoyed.
Interesting Items.
This is the last week IN which to license
CANNES.
The TRIBUNE is on the increase In this
village rapidly.
Two weddings and two funerals occurred
In this place Sunday.
Ballou Post, q. A. r., have their house,
warming tomorrow evening.
At ]. II. BARRIERS Cross street stable
several new horses have arrived.
william Raymond, a popular member
of Enterprise Lodge, Pawtucket, is dan
gerousiy i'll.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at the parlors
of the Broad Street Baptist Church Tues
day afternoon at 3p. m.
John Vetterlive, a well-known German,
tells an interesting story of how he was
swindeled on watch purchase.
At the Broad Street Baptist Church
Sunday evening the regular order Of SER
vices was varied by a missionary concert.
This morning a local gentleman told
| n laughable story regarding the usage OF a
tall hat at a Sunday wedding. It was
used In such a manner that 1t became a
wreck, but the owner shared It's destruc-
tion, much to the delight OF Others pres
ent. Tom, at times, was OF the opinion It
was some one else's hat.
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