Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-09

Miss Nellie Cheetham the proprietor OF
the millinery parlors In the Opera House
block has closed her cottage at Bullock's
Point and returned home.
Alderman Miller, CITY Printer Little
and Charles M. Miller OF the Slater Bank,
started for the Worlds fair today. They
will be gone about two weeks.
Officer Joseph Smith spent his vacation
In the Granite State and went cunning
every day. All he shot was a crow and he
had to empty both barrels to kill 1t.
Passengers on the Lonsdale electrics do
not have to change cars at the Slater Mills
now as the repairs are so far completed
that the cars are run over the break.
William p. Brennan of this city will
leave for Boston tomorrow to fulfil an
engagement with Lothrops Opera House
in that city. He is a singer of recognized
ability.
Lyons Delany & Co., have over 1000
chests OF tea Ell route, and a large stock
OF coffee. The price of coffee will remain
the same although the market price is
higher.
The horse that has been at Arnold's
stable for over a week awaiting ownership
belonged to the Earle g. Prev Express
Company. 1t strayed from It's pasture at
Cumberland Hill.
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. George w.
Roune OF Montreal, who have been visit
Ing at the residence of John p. Farms
worth on Prospect street, left for New
York on Monday.
There is plenty OF sport in the city this
afternoon with the game between the
woodbines and Stars on the Dexter street
grounds and the regatta of the Pawtucket
Boat Club on the river.
Joseph Horton was arrested by Officer
Lee at IL 80. He has been making
nuisance of himself for years and lately
there has been many complaints, and 1t
was thought best to learn him a lesson.
The annual convention Of the National
Association OF Letter Carriers will be held
at indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 10. John j.
Goodwin of Providence will represent the
interests of the various branches OF the
State.
A Sunday school scholar when asked
for quotation from the Bible prohibit
ing poligsmy responded with the verse:
"a man cannot serve two masters" 1t
showed that she certainly had an eye to
the fitness of things.
Tomorrow the Jewish people begin the
celebration of "Rosh Hashana" which
does not end until Tuesday evening.
Monday is the Jewish New Year and the
stores of A. Cohen, Alexander Strauss and
Louis Jaretskey will be closed.
II is expected that the trolley line be-
tween this city and Providence will be
In operation about Oct. 1. The power
will be supplied by the Pawtucket Elec-
trio Lighting Company. A contract was
made Thursday afternoon between the
Pawtucket Company and the Union Rail-
road;
The annual excursion of the Sarsfeld
Association will take place tomorrow.
Steamer Planet has been engaged for the
trip and II promises to far surpass any yet
held by this popular and patriotic organ
izatton. This year they will go to New
port and Fort Adams, which Will be quite
a treat TO GO the entire distance by
steamer.
Wednesday night a masquerade was
held at Jencks Hall, Pleasant Blum, which
wound up In q rough and tumble fight In
which all took part and were more or less
injured, especially two officers who tried
to quell the disturbance. The cause OF the
trouble was dummy. Some sport ran out
In the center OF the floor with the dummy
In his arms and began TO wrestle with
II. Everybody thought IL was a fight and
II turned out so in about Aye seconds.
The dummy was not injured.