Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-26
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Was II hot yesterday? oh, no.
The Fall Rivers meet the woodbines to.
day.
The Eurekas left at O'Clock for Wick.
ford.
The police had an empty house last
night.
The Stars left at 2;l2 to meet the Ban
ner Boys.
The Burnside Cadets are having field
day at Camp White.
Officer Joseph Nj. Smith is now detailed
at the Rescue Mission.
Mrs. Patrick Mcmahon OF Pine street is
visiting relatives In Clyde.
A break In a water main on East avenue
occurred yesterday afternoon.
The Providence salesman will take part
in the demonstration Labor Day.
Strange to say the usual row did not
occur at the Rescue Mission last night.
Monday the work of taking account OF
stock at the Merchants Exchange will be
begun.
James Quinn's case is set down for
Monday, but will probably be again con-
tinued.
The work OF stringing the trolley wire
on the Providence line has been COM
pleted.
Harkins would make good man for the
keeper OF a Bowery dive to secure as a
bouncer.
John Jackson OF Lonsdale has been
granted a patent on a bottling filling
apparatus.
One week from today the Ssylesville
Cricket Club will play the South Ends at
Fall River.
II is said 1t blew so hard down at New
Haven that II blew all the hair of a bald
mans head.
Major f. p. Tobie has returned from
Portland, Me-, where he attended the re-
union OF bis regiment.
William Coupe a. Co., tanners, OF South
Attleboro, made an assignment yesterday
for the benefit of their creditors.
Misses Jennie Power and Maggie Can
ming OF Woonsocket are visiting Miss
Mamie Douglas OF IL Myrtle street.
Enjoy yourself by taking trip down
the river on the Pawtucket steamers. See
advertisement for change OF time table.
Phillip Brady and wife of Attleboro
haye gone to Bullock's Point where they
will occupy cottage for the next few
weeks.
Owen German of Sterry street and his
daughter, who have been on visit to
Ireland for the past few weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Last evening Ironside Council, o. U. A.
M, made a moonlight excursion to Camp
White. A short street parade was first
made led by the Union Cornet Band.
P.J. Murray OF Kennedy, Cough &
Murray has been appointed one of the
delegates from this diocese to attend the
Catholic Congress in Chicago In Septem-
Der.
The old numbers on the Old Colony To-
are being changed as rapidly as |
possible, and those formerly bearing fig. |
ures OF 200 and upwards will soon appear
as 500 and upwards.
Following the example Of some other
mills the mill of justice at the District |
Court today suspended operations for want
Of raw material. The police did not make |
a single arrest last night.
The Union Wadding Company will |
start up next week In all departments,
with the exception of the waddipg and |
batting departments. 1t Is expected that
those departments will start up In about
one more week.
For somebody's past over one half of Park
Place has been blocked up with piles of
brick, etc., being used In the construction
Of the new Conant block. Yesterday af-
ternoon Officer Mclaughlin made them
move everything up to the curbing.
The lawn party at Dunnell grove will |
be continued Monday night on account
Of 1t having been postponed from Thurs
day to Friday on account OF the storm.
The arrangements are so extensive that
the committee wish to give all an oppor-
tunity to visit this beautiful open air
festival. There will he concert Monday |
evening. This evening the grounds will
be prettier than eyer for several new
features have been added. Special elec-
trio cars will be in readiness to convey
the people to their homes.
The meeting OF the Free Wanderers
Football Association which was to have
been held last night was postponed until
this evening. The reasons for so doing
was that the players must be signed Inn
and before signing them the |
wanted to give Murray and |
Newman trial. They will play today In |
The game against the Y. M. G. A., and II |
they do not show up we'll they will not be |
signed. Newman is hardly needed as all |
Is wanted Is a eoal.tender. II Murray Is
not kept Irving OF the East Ends will |
wear a Pawtucket uniform. After the |