Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-01
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where by UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
Have an oysterf
J.E. Gobeille IL In New York on busi-
ness.
The Eurekas will play the Lonsdsles
Saturday.
The lucious oyster will now take the
place OF Ice cream.
James ii. Russell has removed "The
Electric" to SO East avenve.
The case OF Peter Burns comes up In the
District Court for trial tomorrow.
The East Side Checker Club will enjoy
another clambake at the Driving Park
Sunday.
Mrs. N. j. Patt OF Pine street and Mrs.
Margaret Fennessy of Mowry street are
Newport.
Wreckers along the coast reaped har-
vest during the recent storms. at Is an
Ill wind" etc.
Commencing this evening the Free
Public Library will be open until o O'Clock
every evening.
Vincent Wilson and family have re-
turned from Diamond Hill where they
spent the Summer
Saturday night the Wandering Bards
will make an excursion to New York and
Coney Island, returning to Providence at
$3.50 a. m. Monday.
Richard Martin, Esq, Of this city was
the best man at his brothers wedding at
the Cathedral yesterday and DR.. J. M.
Ryan was an usher.
The trials OF George Gould, keeper OF
the "Hunter's Home," and the four girls
found there, will take place in the Dis
trict Court tomorrow.
There were nineteen applicants for ad-
mission to the High School and five for
admission to the Training School at the
examinations yesterday.
The City Council Committee on Finance
after the public hearing, talked over the
matter of public park, but deferred final
action till future meeting.
Mrs. NJ. Hillman OF Philadelphia, who
spent the past month at the residence of
her son, Harry Caulfield on Barton street,
returned to her home yesterday.
The Inter Nos Society OF May Temple,
Pythian Sisters, are spending the day and
evening with Mrs. Sarah Simpson at Mar
ragansett Terrace, Bullock's Point.
Detective Haberlin recovered some car
penter's tools at Providence Tuesday
belonging to Joseph Fontaine which were
stolen from house on Central avenue.
Saturday evening there will be another
meeting Of the Free Wanderers Football
Association and all those Interested In
sports are Invited to attend and to take
few shares OF stock. 1t will prove a pay.
ing investment.
The work OF taking an inventory of the
goods in the Merchant Exchange, the
assets OF David Harley Il Co., is progress
ing, and a statement will be ready for the
meeting OF the creditors, which is called
for Thursday, September
A special meeting Of Court City of Paw
tucket, A. o. f. OF A., has been called for
this evening at o'clock to take action on
the death OF Ell Guimond, whose funeral
will take place from his late residence, 36l
Harrison street, Sunday at o'clock.
J. f. Leahy OF the firm OF McCaughey &
Co. has returned from the Worlds Fair,
having seen everything worth seeing In
the windy city. While there he met
Roundsman vananda and spent a few
hours very pleasantly in his company.
Thomas Bogg, formerly OF the Man
chester, Eng, Reporter, is on a visit to
friends at saylesville and may make this
place his permanent home. lie Is news
paper man OF experience, having spent all
OF his life since school days In the busi-
ness. He Is welcome TO America and
Pawtucket.
Yesterday afternoon an Arab peddler
went to the residence OF Charles +. Sweet.
land at fairbrother court and as there was
no one at home but a little girl he began
to make threats and insist that the child
buy something. The matter was reported
to the police and the Arab arrested. These
peddlers are getting too bold an6too
numerous.