Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-09
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Mrs. William r. Coffey is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Findlsy OF this city is visiting
friends at Newport.
This evening Tower Light Infantry will
observe its 18th anniversary.
George Deli was taken to jail today TO
work out his fine of f2 and costs.
II Is said the work OF strengthening
Exchange street bridge will soon begin.
This evening Enterprise Council, o. u.
A. NJ, will be Instituted at Enterprise
Hall.
Today was the feast OF the Sacred Heart
and devotions were held In all Catholic
Churches.
A batch OF applications for license from
| the new license board will be found In
| this Issue.
Bernard T. Lennon and wife left yes
terday for a three weeks stay at the
Worlds Fair.
City Sergeant Wilson left for Cottage
City today with his family and will re-
main until Monday.
Sorry we can't have band concerts, but
Mayor Brown no doubt knows when a
thing is right or wrong.
The shrubbery is being removed from
the new High School Isite and placed In
the several school yards.
George II. Lotti, accompanied by his
| wife and mother, Will sail from New
York for Italy tomorrow.
A bad break In the water main at the
corner OF North Main and Exchange
streets occurred this noon.
The Standardized and Shoe Company
received today twenty five cases OF fancy
colored shoes for the Fourth.
The Committee on Accounts OF the City
Council met last night at the city hall and
allowed the usual monthly bills.
aMoses Haas is said to be missing. He is
10 years OF age, worked at the LIttlefeld
mill and lived on Pleasant street.
The board OF directors OF the Paw
tucket Gas Company will meet Monday
and elect officers for the ensuing year.
A new fire alarm box, No. 215, situated
at the corner OF George and Convent
streets, was tested at 8 o'clock last night.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen McAnsny
will take place from the residence Of
Michael Morris, go Garden street, to-
morrow morning.
Hugh Coyle, special representative Of
the Barnum Il Bailey show, was In town
yesterday. The big circus will be In
Providence June 10.
Lodgers are few at the police station
these nights. The weather is too warm.
Last night only three registered as land
lord Nickerson's guests.
Chief Cheswell OF the Boston Fire De.
partment will be at the Veterans jollifica-
tion meeting tonight and the "Hsy Cart"
will be given Shaking up"
This afternoon the Pawtucket High
School team will play the Brown '93 and
tomorrow will go to Newport to meet the
nine from the Rogers High School.
The reason given by Mayor Brown for
voting against the appropriation of goo
for band concerts was that 1t could not be
legally done In the form presented.
The season Of commencement days was
inaugurated yesterday afternoon when
the students of La Sale Academy, Provi-
| dence, gave their annual exhibition.
A big reduction sale In boots and shoes
is now going on at the White Front shoe
store and some rare bargains I'm footwear
Is offered. See their advertisement In
this issue.
The last contract awarded the Rhode
Island Locomotive Works by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
called for the building OF 80 high-grade
locomotives.
There will be a Saturday matinee of
| Gray & Stevens celebrated drama entitled
"vespers Bells" at Lothrop's Grand Opera
House. See the troup OF st. Bernard dogs
and trained ponies.
Alderman John F. Adams, Stephen f..
Fisk, Charles e. Longley, George W..
Newell, Charles II. Bosworth, Fred.
Gardiner and one or two others have gone
on a cod fishing trip.
Ihls evening there VIII De q meeting OF
the local lodge OF international Assosia-
tion of Mschinists at Young Irelanders
Hall, Main street, when several candi.
dates will be initiated.
Sunday will be a great day forlPawtuck-
ct people down the river, as sthelPawtucket
steamboatI Company will make fve
round trips. See the advertisement for
time OF leaving and return.
City Sergeant Wilson has received the
warrant to clear the distractions on East
avenue within 30 days after June 1. He
will begin to serve the notices next week
on those who will be affected by the wide
ming.
Officer Dwyer recovered appocketbook
belonging to a woman who lives on For.
est avenue yesterday and returned II to
her. She lost II while on ber way to work
at the Lorraine mills and II was found by
two boys who spent twenty cents OF the
amount II contained before the officer got
after them and spoiled their big racket.