Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-14
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Rraazv Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where bv UBIQUITOUS Heporters.
| Persons leaving the city for tn
Summer can have the TRIBUNI
sent TO their address at the regu
lar rates. The address will b
changed as often as desired.
The Stars have a game on with tho Ne,
Bedfords.
Is there anything else the street rail
road company wantsf
| Fannie M, daughter OF Thomas Robin
son, died yesterday, aged 10 years.
Captain Rice of the Police Department
is enjoying short respite from duty.
III. II. Waterman of Providence has pur
chased the Pawtucket Renovating Works
The pond lily season has arrived ant
boys are on the street with them for sale
Rev. ii. A. Philbrooke, a former Uni
versalist pastor here, was In the city to.
day.
The newspaper men are planning q trip
down the river and also arranging for the
annual base bali game.
The work OF covering North Main
street with asphalt is a slow Job, but will
be good one when finished.
Frank Il. Greenslitt has been presented
with handsome walking stick of German
wexel by Cambridge, Mass, friend.
Pensions have been granted to the fol
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original,
widows, etc., Mary A. Swan, Mary Fran
Ger Richardson.
No wonder Councilman Tingley got
twisted Wednesday night judging from
the winding passageway from the street
to the Cooncil cham Der.
Tomorrow the woodb bines will meet the
Somerville Reds on the Dexter street
grounds. This will be game we'll worth
seeing. Carroll will pitch.
Among the applications for building
permits presented to the Board OF Alder
men Wednesday evening, was one for the
new Methodist Church on High street.
The judgment given John Daniels
against p. McNeal for 81 1925 at the De-
cember term of the Court of Common
Pleas, has been confirmed by the Supreme
Court.
Charles 4. Sexton Is now located at the
Senate withlone Of Edison's latest won
derful Photographs. He has every pop
ular song and melody, also the efforts of
local talent.
Peter Dainty will meet jack Falvey OF
Newport today to make arrapgementsI for
a match. The Metropole only offered
them 40 per cent, which is not enough In
their estimation.
Officers Hill and Mcconnell look like
twins now as the former has been relieved
OF his moustache for the "frst time In If
teen years." He is going to let 1t grow
again soon, though.
This evening Officer James Osfield will
be given a hearing before the Board of
Aldermen on charges preferred by Chief
OF Police Perry to the effect that he was
intoxicated while on duty.
Alderman O'Reilly said he was offered
bribe by man living on Hamilton street
who keeps a store on Main street. There
is only one man Lying on Hamilton street
who has a store anywhere.
the matter of the duplication of the names
of streets should take action towards
changing the names of same and prevent
Ing the occurrence in the future.
1t was reported last evening that a.
year old girl named Eliza Herring was
missing from the residence of Patrick
Keough at No. 4 Baldwin street. The lit
tie one belongs In Cranston.
This evening at 8 O'Clock Manager
Browne of the Pawtucket Loan Company
Will give away another Worlds Fair
ticket. Everybody Is invited and is
welcome to witness the presentation at
the store.
Some time ago there was some talk Of
the Standard OIL Company erecting q
plant on the Plains, but the scheme fell
through, and now the company IL about
to put several large tanks In AttIeboro,
at the junction OF Pleasant and Forest
streets.
1t Is expected there will be fun when
one attempts to tear down the fence on
High street which caused the order TO
that effect to be presented Wednesday
night. The owner Of the property says
he will shoot the person who attempts to
remove the fence.
Rev. Father M. Fitzgerald, pastor Of
the Sacred Heart Church, will return from
his annual retreat tomorrow and will i'm
mediately start on trip to the Emerald
Isle and other foreign countries. He will
celebrate his silver jubilee as q minister
of God In this manner. The date OF the
anniversary is next Wednesday and In
order TO avoid any demonstration on the
part OF his devoted and joyful psrishion-
ers he Will 60 abroad and be absent two
mont hs or mora