Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-22
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.

Summer can have the HIbUEt
sont to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
The Eureka team is at Wexford.
Thomas Reynolds was taken to jail to-
day to work out his fine.
A black sack coat was picked up on
Main street today byiOfficer Lee. II fells
of of some team.
Gilman c. Fisher. superintendent OF
OF schools, Is on his way to the Worlds
Fair to spend month.
There win be another meeting OF the
Young Peoples Institute Of st. Joseph's
parish tomorrow afternoon.
The case OF Joseph Mason, charged
with cruelty to animals, will be heard In
the District Court Monday.
Charles A. Warland entertained the
veterans at bis home at Rhodes on-the-
Pawtuxet yesterday In royal style.
How much effect will the storm damage
to the Connecticut tobacco crop have on
the price OF genuine havana cigarss
Nothing now remains OF the old Miller
house next to the New idea Store, but the
two chimneys which are solid affairs.
This evening the Fairlawn Improve
ment Society will hold picnic at Fair
lawn Park. Dancing begins at O'Clock.
"Rescuer" Harkins ought to teach the
La n. .ta tA.. kA h&.
OF language to use, that is, II he knows
how.
The "Rescue Mission" will be the sub
ject OF Rev. p. M. vinton's discourse to.
morrow morning. He has much to talk
ABOUT.
Roger Williams Council, A. o. d., will
attend the recognition OF the first ami
versary OF Lincoln's Council Monday
evening.
Applicants for admittance to the Rhode
Island bar will be examined In the Su-
preme Court Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society have all arrangements made for
their excursion to Crescent Park, We'd
nesday, August IS.
For first GLASS meal go to the restau-
rant OF s. B. Havens & Co. Everything
in It's season Is served there and in the
most palatable style.
Queen Victoria is said to have about
forty pet dogs and there is no doubt but
that aha thin ka ~, ora ~ than, than aha
does Of her subjects.
There will be a moonlight excursion to
Rocky Point tonight. The fare is only
35 cents and includes admission to the
bombardment OF Fort Sumpter.
Attention is called to the notice OF the
American Building, Loan and Investment
Association in another column In regard
to the payment of monthly dues.
The gospel wagon of which Rev. J. b.
Marsh has charge was out here again last
evening, located on street corner where
hymns and good advice were discoursed.
The building belonging to Edward
yesterday afternoon in a very short time
and a very quiet manner. 1t was a neat
job.
A receiver has taken charge of the dry
goods store OF w. G. Pierce Ct Boston,
which Is located In Main street square.
Charles Potorhinsky holds a mortgage
bond for q 200 on the store.
Men were engaged today fixing the
burglar alarm at the police station con-
nected with the banks. SO far this alarm
has been profound failure, "going OFF,
every time 1t felt that way.
This evening a moonlight excursion
Will be made to Rocky Point on Paw
tucket boat, leaving here at s o'clock. The
tickets are 35 cents and entities all to see
the grand spectacle, "The Bombardment
Of Fort Sumpter."
Attention Is called to the list Of entries
for the July meeting Of the Pawtucket
Driving Association to be held Wednes-
day, July 20, published In another col
umn. Races called at o'clock. Aamiss
sion 25 cents; ladies free.
They are trying to get rid OF the driver
of hearse In Kansas town on the
ground that he gets drunk and falls of at
funerals ,and they say that because Of
his misbehavior people are more reluctant
than usual to ride In his vehicle.
This morning a Providence man was
standing at the foot OF Broad street talk
ing to friend when his false teeth sud-
denly fell out and striking the pavement
bounded into a sewer pocket. The man
went down to the Sewer Commissioners
office and wanted the pocket cleaned out,
agreeing to pay all expense and recover
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