Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-18
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travel.
Oficor ". v. Hill was taken IN on his
beat Saturday night.
The improvements on East avenue
will be finished his week.
DIR. Mary Walker is not favorite with
milliners and dressmaKers.
Rose Cosgrove OF Woonsocket has been
granted a widows pension.
The Grand Jury will convene tomorrow
and the petit jury next Monday.
The commission on state armory site
will meet at O'CLOCK this afternoon.
Coroner Jenks's verdict on the Mort child
inquest is that the deaf h was accidental.
The old Saylesville bleachcry is closed
for the week to allow repairs To be made.
Stephen II. Oiney, "a years old, was re-
ported to the police last night as missing.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Will
be observed by the Catholics as fasting
days.
The elect ion OF officers OF the st. Jean
Baptiste Association will take place THIS
evening.
Many oft dignatsries OF the city at
tended private clambake down the river
yesterday.
Jay Hunt is running a boarding house
this week at Lothrop's. Go and see how
he does IL.
w. II. Murray OF Jewett City, Conn,
who spent the past week in this city, has
returned home.
John j. Boyd OF this city and Miss Kate
NJ. Foran OF Woonsocket have filed mar.
riage Intentions.
montreal" and John Breslin OF Boston
will meet tonight at the Metropole.
Many Pawtucket sports will be there.
The Republican City Committee met in
Havenss nile room Saturday evening,
where they eat supper and talked politics.
The Wanderers and Rovers met In an
exhibition game on the Dexter street
grounds Saturday aftern oon and the lat
ter won to 8.
On the Wanskuck grounds next Satur-
day afternoon the Fall River Rovers will
play New England League game with
the North Ends OF this city.
your friends tell you they are going
To the fair this week dOn't imagine they
mean the Worlds Fair for they are only
going out to Nsrragansett Park.
A score OF sports from this city and
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sort on side the city limits and witnessed
a dog ight yesterday. The Pawtucket pup
won.
At the Union Wadding Works this
morning he girls employed in picking
waste @ere told that until furtt er notice
they would have work only three days a
week.
The Pawtucket Gas Company will fur
nish power for the Riverside electrics
during the week as the union company
will have enough to do to keep the Gran
ston electrics going to the State fair.
The funeral OF Mrs. Marcin Lattime
took place from her late residence on
Summer street Yesterday afternoon. Rev.
Frederick Hamilton, pastor OF the High
Street Universalist Church, officiating.
The Providence Baptist Association
will meet at the Pleasant View Baptist
Church in Pawtucket on Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. 20 and 81. There will be
three sessions each dag, beginning at $3.50
a. IN.
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! Haven the delegates refused to change the
name Of the order to the Ancient Order
! OF Foresters OF America on the demand
| OF the English Foresters who threaten a
suit.
The annual convention OF the National
| Associat ion OF Letter Carriers Will open
at indianapolis, Ind, tomorrow. John j
| Goodwin OF Providence Will represent the
interests oft various branches OF tn,
State.
Yesterday was an ideal day and many
visited the sites for the proposed park
! The maiority visited Dunneli's as IL is tn,
nearest, but some did go to the Dagget
farm by way OF the Attlcboro and Centra
avenue electrics.
He left his home, 20 Groton street. Provi
dence, last Tuesday, and has not beeI
heard OF or seen since The description
given is that OF a man five feet ten inche
in height, with a full grey beard and h
wore black derby hat, dark clothes ant
| low shoes.
Following are the ieasts on the Catholi
Church for this week Today, st. JOSEPH
of Cupertino, martyr; Tuesday, st. Janua
rius, bishop and martyr; Wednesday, 81
Eustace and Companion, martyrs, fastiuI
day; Thursday, st. Matthew, apostle; Fri
day, st. Maurice and Companion, martyrs
fasting day; Saturday, 81. Linus, Pop
and martyr, fasting day.
The funeral of Christopher Il. Clark wa
held SATURDAY afternoon from his late res
idcnce on Manchester street, Rev. +. w
Hamilton officiating. The display o
flowers inluded broken column from
the X. Bliss Manufacturing Company, o
which th deceased was member. Buria
was at riverside Cemetery, the bearer
being George $. Thgley, Eugene Craw
ford, S,muel Cushman and Lucius b
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