Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-17
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Officer O'Brien's knee is improving
slowly.
Officer Mcconnell is doing station duty
this week.
Thomas w. Robinson is In New York
on business.
There has been no further trouble at the
Fales g. jerks shop.
owen Farrell and Della Quinn have filed
marriage intentions.
Officer Mclaughlin began his twelfth
year on the force today.
Gilbert Harrison fell In a fit In front OF
NJ. Moy's news store last evening.
The regular meeting OF the Common
Council will be held this evening.
Detective Haberlin is busy making out
the officers beats on map OF the city.
The funeral OF Edward O'Donnell took
place from st. Msry's Church yesterday
There will be meeting OF the Retail
Liquor Dealers this afternoon at o'clock
The carpenters are all working today
and there is not the slightest friction any.
where.
This evening there will be another meet
ing OF the Fairlawn Improvement Society
at Mr.. Emerson's store.
Miss Lizzie Quinn OF Phenix, who has
been visiting Miss Mamie Harrison, re-
turned homo yesterday.
The Union Street Railway Company has
set poles on Pawtucket avenue as far az
the head OF Garden street.
George Smith OF the Pawtucket street
railway, and the Kangaroo's old center
has been i'll since Monday.
Another new box, No. SO, was rung this
noon. II Is situated corner OF Blooming
dale and Humbold avenues.
This morning in the District Court the
case OF Stephen Dean for assault on his
wife was continued one week.
Grand Chancellor George G. Gates and
Board OF Grand officers, K. OF p, paid an
official visit to Eureka Lodge last evening
Nothing has yet been heard OF j. Saxon
Gr.lls, the missing manager and treasurer
Of the What Cheer hat factory OF Valley
Falls.
A couple OF hayseed sports tried edo
upn the people OF East avenue yesterday
but run up against snag towards the
close of their career.
Captain Rhodes handed his resignation
to Chief Persx today and 1t is to take ef'
feet tomorrow. The captain finishes his
duties at the station tonight.
This evening In the Sacred Heart school
hall May basket party W Ill be given by
the Christian Doctrine Society. A good
time is assured those who attend.
William Donovan's horse ran away on
East avenue yesterday afternoon and
threw him out. He was rendered uncon-
scious but was not seriously injured.
Frank Curry OF the "Woodbine" went
fishing esterday and the catch was some
thing great to let Frank tell 1t without
interruption or pressing to go into de.
tails.
Who is going to be Captain OF Police'
is the question OF the hour at the police
station. There are many men on the
force capable OF filling the position and
one Of these should be selected.
On Friday evening the committee on
Easter Festival Of st. Joseph's parish has
arranged for an entertainment in Celtic
Hall at which the voting contests will bt
closed and the ombination ticket drawn
Daniel Abelson and Miss Ada Sophia
Anderson were united in marriage today
Mr.. Abelson is employed by Lyons De-
lany & Co. and his many friends wish hin
and his charming bride life OF happi'
ness.
This evening the officers elect Of De
lany Council, K. of c., will be installed
by District Deputy John II. Drury and I
social time will be enjoyed. The council
is sure OF prosperous year with its new
set OF officers.
Last evening, although the news OF tn
captains resignation was only few hour
! old, eighteen had applied for the position
The members OF the department hav
selected an elegant $50 tea set to be pre-
sented to Captain Rhodes at roll l-call to
night.
Samuel Clough, the venerable insuranc
agent OF Providence, was In town toda
as lively as a cricket although he has Jus
turned his nth years. He is still In har
ness, having the exclusive Rhode Islam
agency for the official Worlds Fai
Directory.
Superintendent "Ned" Darling OF th
Pawtucket Water Works and Charles I
Bullock, manager OF the Telephone f,
change, had quite a spirited debate on tt
relative merits OF the wonderful telephor
on the curbstone in front OF the Pos,
Office building yesterday afternoon. M
Darling is the man who appeared befoi
the Committee on City Property of Il
City Council Monday evening and pr,
tested against the poor telephone servi,
in his department. "Charlie" was ev
IDENTIFY trying to convince "Ned" OF u
error OF his ways, but "Ned" is not OF Il
convincing sort, and, 81 tell yew" WI
often heard above the rattle OF wsgoi
and street cars.