Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02
TERSE TRIBUNElTES.
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where bv UBIQUITOUS keDorters.
Tiepke seems to be all right.
Michael Kilrow OF Norwich, Conn, is
visiting friends in this city.
Tomorrow the Woodbines will 60 to
Newport and meet the Pacifics.
Miss Alice Whitehead will sail tomor-
row for England to spend the Summer.
Miss Gertrude Albro will leave next
week for Philadelphia to spend month.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company
will make two trips down the river Sun
day.
The remodeling OF Bernard McCabe's
building will make 1t a handsome struc-
ture.
James Kelly, IA years OF age, is missing
from his home SO Fenner street, Provi-
dence.
Bicycle riders, In order to insure the
safety OF pedestrians, should equip their
machines with bells.
This morning workmen began excavat-
ing for the foundation Of the new Conant
block, corner of Main street and Park
Place.
Mrs. Mary A. Salisbury, the widow OF
the recently deceased keeper OF Pomham
lighthouse, has been appointed to the va
cancy.
For first. class meal go to the restsu-
rant Of 8. B. Havens q Co. Everything
In It's season Is served In the best possible
manner.
Bishop Harkins has appointed Rev. II.
o. Mongenais assistant to Rev. Father
Mahoney, pastor OF the Notre Dame
Church, Central Falls.
The new curbing which Is being set at
the corner of Main and North Main
streets, will make the street little wider
and the sidewalk narrower.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock Auo-
tioneer Warland will sell 80 lots at pub
lie auction on the Albion plat on the
northerly side OF Prairie avenue.
This evening in Infantry Hall the Wan
derers will hold a grand ball and the
medals and cup will be formally pre-
sented. II will be grand affair.
The fellow who stayed at home with the
baby Memorial Day, while bis wife went
out to see the procession, persists that he
knows something about ga call to arms"
John Connors OF this city died at the In
sane asylum. Worcester, Mass, yesterday.
He had relatives here and thev have gone
to that city to take charge ofthe remains.
Lynd & Murphy are Offering some good
Inducements to purchasers OF strw hats
and Summer goods. They have one Of
the finest displays in the State and no
fancy prices are asked.
Last evening In Music Hall assembly
rooms the ladies OF st. Paups Church held
an entertainment and supper. There was
a large attendance as 1t was the last OF the
season and was thoroughly enjoyed.
In the window OF the Standards new
shoe store, next to the postoffice, is pal,
OF tiny wooden sole shoes, about as long
as PERSONS finger, that have been worn
ten months by little tot OF three year,
old.
Frank Marchetti, opposite the Mer
hants Exchange, is now prepared to fur
nish families, weddings, parties, etc.
with ice cream. He also carries a full lin,
Of choice confectionery, cigars ant
tobacco.
Mr.. Tingley, who Is remodeling the oil
skating sink on Broad street, says ther
are to be five stores on the lower foo
facing Broad street. He twill rent tn
first and second stories and reserve tn
third for his own use.
Fred q. Appley is still In town. III
would have started last night on his loni
cruise in his aluminium shell, but tn
wind was not In the right quarter. 1t wa
blowing from the South and Appley
wants the wind In the Northwest. II tn
wind is In that quarter tonight he will
start, II not the event will be deferred. ii
; has been ready since Tuesday.
The best fish story OF the season is be
ing told OF James b. and Thomas +. Berr
OF the East side. AS the tale goes, the
were down near Nyatt after tautog an
each had two hooks fastened to his line
One OF them got bite and pulled up hi
line. He found a fish fastened on eac
7 hook, but the curious part OF the story
that some time before the fishes wer
. hooked and broke the line Just sbov
where the lines on which the hooks wer
fastened together. Thus they had swar
around, yoked together like cattle. Peopl
, may wink when they hear the story, br
Q 1t can be proven no matter whether Obi
Jones is alive" or not.