Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-02
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sent to their address al the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
The Stars and Eurekas meet Monday.
The Slater mills close tonight for one
week.
Many OF the stores will close Monday,
Labor Day.
The Dunnell Print Works closed Thurs
day for ten days,
Two cars have been taken of the Ions
dale route OF electrics.
McElroy a. Mooney will close their
store all day Monday.
Henry Chalk of O'Neill, the tailor's
store, is on his vacation.
The East Side Checker Club will enjoy
Giant bake at the Driving Park tomorrow.
The stores OF Bernard McCaughey Il Co.
and Lynd d Murphy Will be closed Mon
day.
Monday there will be an extra matinee
OF "Clouds" at Lothrop's Grand Opera
House.
Officer Sweet Is acting as sergeant this
week, and Officer Donnelly is the night
man at the station.
Monday the woodbines viii play the
Hopes, Wednesday the Wine Clerks and
Saturday the Stars for sl0o.
The first meeting OF the Business Mems
Association since the heated term began
will be held Monday evening.
The Rhode Island delegation to the Ma
tIonal Encampment OF the G.. A. II. at
indianapolis leave this evening.
Coroner jerks is still waiting for the
result of the analysis before beginning
the inquest on the poisoning cases.
The Inter Nos Society of May Temple
spent a very pleasant afternoon and even
ing at Narragansett Terrace yesterday.
Detective Haberlin recovered a horse
and democrat wagon last night that was
stolen from Providence few days ago.
Tomorrow evening Rev. Father Fitz-
gerald will be rendered reception In the
basement OF the church by his parish
ioners.
Monday Robert Grimes, son OF W. ii.
Grimes, Will leave for Fordham college,
New York, to enter on commercial
course.
About thirty OF the Pawtucket statesmen
will join their Providence brethren In the
parade Monday. They will wear straw
hats and carry canes.
Henry Jones, better known as "Caven-
dish" and considered authority on whist,
Is visiting at Providence. A revival OF
whist clubs is now expected.
This evening there will be another
meeting OF the Free Wanderers Football
Association. Business men should SUBJ
scribe for stock on business principles.
II will pay.
There will de a meeting of the general
committee on st. Joseph's lawn party to-
morrow evening at the school building.
It Is expected that all those holding
tickets will report.
Detective Swan was In town the other
day looking for fellow that stole lady's
cloak and pawned 1t at the Hub Loan Co.
He brought the garment in satchel and
departed hurriedly.
The hard times effect even street car
travel. IL is said that less working peo-
Pile by ione- half are being carried now,
morning and evening, than were carried
two or three months ago.
Mrs. Albert Bates of Troy, N. ", who
has been spending a month with her
mother, Mrs. Emily F. Fish, returned to
her home Friday, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Elmer Nichols.
A special meeting of Court City OF Paw
tucket was held last evening to make ar.
rangements for attend the funeral of Elf
Guimond tomorrow afternoon at 2 2o'clock.
Branch 26s, g. X. OF A., will also attend.
SO much rivalry has arisen over the fire.
mems muster at the Kent County Fair
among the Pawtuxet Valley "boys" that
IL will not surprise anyone II they turn
the hose Oh each other even before the
"squirt."
william p. Moroney and family have
returned from their Summer outing at
Sandwich. Miss Mary Josephine Moro
ney, who graduated from the High School
last June, will enter Wellesley College
next tuesday.
Yesterday j. Milton Payne sat in a
buggy on East avenue, near Main street,
when he was suddenly and unceremoni-
ously thrown out. A horse, which had
been frightened by the electric car on
Main street, ran into Mr.. Payne's buggy,
tipping 1t over. No serious damage re-
suited.
II will be OF interest to people who have
baby carriages to carry around with them
to know that the Consolidated Is going
to charge for transferring the same from
place to place. The new order went into
effect yesterday and comes iabout from a
curious fact. The door OF a baggage car
was open on one OF the trains, and as II
stopped at Noank short time ago, baby
carriage rolled out on to the platform.
The railroad company had to settle, and as
the company Is held responsible for car
riages they decided to charge hereafter
for carrying them.