Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-08
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lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
People are now anxious to see the "Hay
Cart" meet the "Volunteer."
Hook and ladder truck No. OF the Fire
Department Is being repaired.
The quarterly meeting Of the Pawtucket
Boat Club will be held Tuesday evening.
Prof. Peter Dainty has accepted a posi-
tion at J. II. Russell's Electric" on East
avenue.
Monday Peter Moran Of Moran Bros.
will leave for Chicago to attend the con-
fectioners convention.
The Pawtucket Boat Club will soon be
well equipped with all kinds of craft for
pleasure OF its members.
John Rafferty, was arrested yesterday az
he was about to attempt to do a footrace
on the bosom OF the river.
II would have been all right II fire
broke out at Lothrop's last night. There
were many old fire fighters there.
The noise OF the escaping steam from
the boiler at the corner of Main street and
Park Place makes many horses shy.
John Powers of Sanford street will be
given trial Monday on a charge OF keep
ing liquor for sale without license.
No other organization In the city at
tracts so much attention when on parade
as the Veteran Firemen's Association.
The annual picnic OF the Sunday school
OF the Church OF the Good Shepherd will
be held at Walnut grove on the 18th inst.
II will be years before all the new tracks
will be laid and the old ones changed to
wide gauge by the street railway COM
pany.
Warren French says that at 6p. m. yes
terday the thermometer IN the sun at his
home stood ia above-the hottest of the
season.
Timothy Butler, the we'll known bot
tier and proprietor of "Butler's Ex-
change g." was taken suddenly Ill yesterday
and was confined to his home.
During the coming month well known
employe Of Conant's mule spinning de-
partment will lead q charming and prom
inent young lady to the altar.
One of the steam rollers was put at
work on High street yesterday afternoon.
After "plcking up" the street some, new
bed of crushed stone will be put on.
The remains of Elizabeth Ward Moran
arrived In this city from East Greenwich
Yesterday afternoon and were taken to
Moshassuck Cemetery for interment.
IL you want to get on the personal
property list call on the Board OF Assess
ors at the City Hall today or Monday,
when the assessment closes for the year.
There will be q meeting of the Young
Peoples Institute o. st. Joseph's parish
tomorrow afternoon at 4:3o o'clock, and
every member is expected to be present.
Miss Nye, cashier for the Pawtuckei
Loan Co., has gone to the White Noun.
tains, not being able to get them dowr
here. She's at Sugar Hill pushing den
clouds away"
Pawtucket has some saloons with
! pretty names such as the "Capitol,'
"Woodbine," "Senate," "Electric,
"Pickwick, "White House," "windsor,
"Hawthorne," eto.
A special train from Boston, bearin,
Superintendent Allen and other official
OF the Old Colony system, passed throug
this city at noon yesterday. The cause o
the visit has not been given out.
Conductor Edward Smith OF the Unio
street railway IL a lucky man, havint
fallen heir to considerable property II
Taunton. He Is going to take a vacatio
and on his return may buy the road.
Steamer City Of Richmond will make
popular excursion to New York an
Coney Island this evening, leaving Hop
kin's wharf, Providence at 1880 o'oloch
She will arrive In New York at and 9
Coney Island at 10, and on the return wi
leave Pier 80, East river, at 8 o'clock Sun
day afternoon, reaching Providence Mon
day at Q 80 a. m. The fare for the roun
trip.is ~.
During the Fourth q man from Taun
ton drove to this city to visit a friend o
the "piains." He stabbed his horse In
barn that contained nothing OF any at
count but numerous cracks, and throug
one of these the equine must have crawie
for the animal was found by the polio
inspecting the Central avenue sewer.
was stabbed at Arnold's and yesterds
afternoon the owner called for 1t. II
had waited week longer the horse woul
have eaten up all 1t was worth.