Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-17
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One week from today, June "a, Is 5t
Johns Day.
The Viking ship has started for the
metropolis.
The carpenters of woonsocket have or
ganized a union.
A standing army-the 9 o'clock crowd
In the street cars.
Miss Matte Briggs of Phenix is in town
on a visit to friends.
Services were held in all Catholic
Churches last evening.
Ex-Alderman Edward Smith has pur-
chased the Almy block.
Jay Hunt In Grip Van Wrinkle" will be
at Lothrop's Opera House all next week.
The shore resorts will be the magnet to
draw people away from home tomorrow.
Albert T. Walton of this city has been
granted divorce from Priscilla Walton.
An ordinary brick weighs four pounds,
but brick In your hat seems to weigh
more.
August.P and Hannah Stott have
fled marriage intentions at the City
Clerks Office.
Mrs. Cheethsm' this week purchased an
elegant cottage at Camp White for Sum-
mer residence.
George w. Cole and bis Sunday school
class enjoyed supper at Hayens' Nile
room last evening.
The washwoman, like the poet, spends a
good deal of time over line, and finds
life full of hard rubs.
II. II. Sheldon, wife and son and p. G.
Sheldon and wife have returned from a
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Miss A. Gertrude Wood OF the Boston
midnight mission addressed meeting at
the First Baptist Church last night.
The legislature has protected most OF
our native birds, except the chickens.
They are protected by the market price.
You perhaps wouldn't think so to look
at 1t, but almost any musician will tell
you that the stick beats the drum all hol-
low.
1t Is truthfully remarked that the tramp
probably puts more cole into his profess
ion than many men OF even higher aspi-
rations.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company
will make six trips down the river tomor-
row. See the time table In another
column.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Reissue, Peleg
d. Tucker; original, widows, etc., Kate
Lapham.
This morning several members of Tow
or Post, No. II, @. A. r., went to Wake
field to attend the dedication of the Mem
orial Hall.
The "oldest resident" Ia houndering
around hopelessly in search of period OF
weather similar to that which we are now
"enjoying."
Judging from the arrangements that are
being made, about all the young people
of Pawtucket VIII be at Diamond Hill
Independence Day.
John w. Meiklejohn and John Fl. Cum
mings are on their way to Duluth, Minn.,
to attend the royal convention Of the Or
der OF Scottish Clans.
The party OF gentlemen that had planned
to 60 to Diamond Hill on fishing excur-
sion yesterday, postponed the affair on ac-
count Of the weather.
An alarm was rung In from box 50, sit
uated at the cornor of Pine and South
Union streets, last evening to give the box
which is new one, trial.
Leave your orders for Ice cream with 8
B. Havens & Co., and they will be promptly
attended to. Parties, socials and families
supplied at short notice. Visit theil
restaurant.
J. X. Lundy, formerly Of this city, {
noted all around athlete and admirer o.
Of the national game, has organized th'
Attleboro Base Ball club and now fills tn,
position OF manager.
Monday the case of John Buckley, pro
prieter of the mechanics House,
charged with sssaulting Emma e. Whip
pie, win come up for trial before Judg
Shove In the District Court.
The danger Of weak wheels on any ap-
paratus connected with the fire depart
ment was shown again yesterday when
wheel on the "Monitor" truck save way
Care should be taken In turning corner
for although the drivers are Fastening h
save lives and property yet they shoul'
not forget that their own life and tn
lives of those on the apparatus with ther
are worth something and remember tn,
adage, "The moro haste the less speed.
The wheels and other parts Of the appa
ratus should be tested often and carefully
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