Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-29
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lar rates. ihe address will be
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wish were an Eskimo.
And dwelt away up high.
Where could always live on snow,
Ice pudding and hail pie.
William p. Moroney OF this city regis
tered at Newport the past week.
j. J. Finnessey OF Danvers, Mass, was
visiting friends in this city yesterday.
The Eureka Base Ball team left at 2
O'Clock for olneyvilie to play the J. F.
| Russells.
J.J. Fennessy OF Danvers, Mass, who
is spending the Summer at Riverside was
In town yesterday.
Officer Mclaughlin has what Is called a
"busy beat" Stray drunks, tramps and
horses are always being roped In.
A couple OF original signs appear on
Pawtucket avenue and read "waggons
For SAIL" and "washing Wanted"
Miss Annie Higgins, an estimable
young lady OF New York city, is the guest
OF Miss Mamie Wall of Cross street.
The City Council committee on printing
has advertised for bids for doing the city
printing and advertising for the present
year.
Frank Follett OF Ashton and Willie
Mills OF this city took spin today TO
Fall River in two hours. They left at IL
o'clock for Newport.
All the buildings on the easterly side
OF East avenue have now been torn down,
OF the Carpenter Block.
The case against Thomas Miller for
forfeiture OF liquors was continued two |
weeks this morning on account OF the |
absence OF Mr.. Barneheld.
A boy residing at Woodlawn got his |
hand caught in a twister at the Hope |
Thread mill Yesterday afternoon and his |
fingers were badly lacerated.
Work toward abolishing of the Park
and South Main street crossings In At
tleboro, the two most dangerous cross.
ings in Massachusetts, outside of Rox bury
crossing, has begun.
The failure OF our police signal service
to work properly last night neccssitated
Officer Rockford telephoning to the sta
tion for the patrol wagon. 1t is high
time that it was removed entirely.
DIR. Simeon Hunt of East Providence |
performed surgical operation upon Sea.
bury S. Tompkins of this city on Thurs
day. Mr.. Tompkins was an hour In the
d nd of 4 ha nd ofA nH ka |
tion remarkably we'll.
Station Agent Kingsbury OF Darlington
states that henceforth rates on the Old
Colony system to all points will be the
same as from Pawtucket. That section OF |
the city Is growing rapidly and a great
static
Some one has been stealing pool balls
from the saloon OF Patrick Mcmahon on
Dexter street and three are now missing.
Last night Mcmahon caught a fellow with
one in his possession and had him ar
rested. He was released on condition that
he return the rest before noon.
Vicar General NJ. McCabe of Woonsock-
ct and his brother, Father McCabe of Fall
River, who sailed on European tour,
were passengers on the steamer Arizona
which had a close call from collision
with an unknown steamship in mid.
ocean during heavy fog on the nth.
"Billy" Victory, one OF the energetic
assistants Of the Metropolitan Life Insu-
rance Company, yesterday received a
check from the company for s125 as a
bonus for new business done by the agents
under his charge for the past quarter.
Mr.. Victory is one Of the best and most |
faithful men In the business.
Officers Sherman, Mclaughlin and Nc |
Duff found four men asleep In one of the |
Conant excursion trains at 210 this |
morning. One got away and three were
arrested. They were John O'Malley OF |
Fitchburg, Mass, Michael O'Malley Of |
Clinton, Mass, and Frank Sullivan OF |
Burlington, VT. One of the O'Malleys |
had s13 and he paid the other out while |
Sullivan went to jail.
The many friends OF Thomas Corcoran,
formerly local superintendent OF the |
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
will be pleased to learn that his efforts In
building up the business In Troy, N. Y,
1t is now considered one of the most i'm
portant districts In the country OF this
we'll known company. Mr.. Corooran will
take his vacation next month In this city
renewing old acuuaintances.