Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-31
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The city seemed to have on It's best bib
and tucker yesterday.
Tower Light Infantry will be inspected
one week from tonight.
Timothy O'Brien of New Bedford Is Wis
iting relatives In this city.
This morning two persons were fined q
and costs In the District Court.
The Memorial" window at the New
Idea Store has been photographed.
Lothrop's Grand Opera House was well
filed at each performance yesterday.
Miss Mamie Mykins OF Providence
spent yesterday in town with friends.
Detective Swan of Providence was In
town all day Monday working up some
case.
This is the time of year that the drug
gists are worried to coin new words for
their sodas.
Tomorrow the journeymen lathers will
demand sl.S0 per thousand. The price
now varies from f1.6o to CLEO.
George Frawley, Dsmasse vegnia and
Jesse Robinson could not pay their fines
yesterday and were committed.
John II. Tregoning, the expert electri-
clan, is now Superintendent of the Inter-
state power house at Attleboro.
A man named Dempsey was arrested
yesterday on a charge OF larceny and
turned over to the Providence police.
"Dot Little German Band" was around
yesterday land played "After the Ball"
and similar melodies, instead OF dirges.
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock Charles
A. warland will sell 80 lots on the Albion
plat on the northerly side of Prairie ave-
nue..
The Burnside Cadets gave a compli-
mentary ball at Infantry Hall Monday
evening when the prizes won at the recent
fair were distributed.
r. ID. Mason will begin this week to re-
move his bleaching and dying establish
ment to the new plant on Main street,
near the Providence line.
The members OF st. Mary's Temperance
Society held a private social at their hall
on Pawtucket avenue Monday evening. 1t
was very pleasant affair.
DR.. Kelliher got a new carriage a few
days ago, but 1t Is now at Bernard Nc.
Cabe's repair shop on account OF the horse
falling and breaking a shaft.
The delegations from the st. Mary's and
the Sacred Heart Temperance Societies to
Newport yesterday handled the conven-
tion of the union in good shape.
through the muscle of bis arm Monday
evening while on Division street by
bulldog belonging to George Mslbone.
At the meeting of Tower Post Monday
evening an invitation was received from
Sedgewick Post, and was accepted, to Join
In the exercises OF the dedication Of the
Memorial Hall at Wakefield on June II.
George Frawley was arraigned on an old
warrant In the District Court yesterday
morning for an assault on Officer John
w. Mooney. He pleaded guilty and was
fined $40 and costs.
The steamer Planet made two trips
down the river yesterday, leaving at 10
and o'clock, and returning at :l5 and
4:SO. Quite large crowd availed them
selves OF the opportunity to visit the
shore resorts.
Secretary OF State Utter was very ac-
comodating to the delegates to the tenn
perance convention yesterday In Newport.
A number of them called at the old State
House and after they were introduced to
him he left his work and took them all
through the venerable structure.
Detective Hsberlin Monday afternoon
arrested John Dempsey of Providence at
the carriage mandatory OF F. N. Blake,
where he was employed under the name
Of Sheridan, and turned him over to De-
tective Swan. He was wanted In Proyi-
dence for the larceny OF q coat and was
Hned s2o and costs.
Yesterday morning about $50 young
people OF st. Mary's parish boarded the
steamer Wave at O'Clock and made trip
to Buttonwoods Beach, where the day
was very pleasantly spent. 1t was the
! Sunday school teachers excursion and a
private affair. Dinner was served and the
return trip was made by moonlight.
The veteran hremen had some trouble
In getting their nag up yesterday. The
halyards slipped out OF the groove at the
top Of the pole and "Yorker" went up on
top of the cupola to fix 1t, but could not
get down. He hung on by his toe nails
for nearly three hours until a young man,
a stranger to all, took ladder up on the
cupulaand placed 1t against the flag pole
and went to the top and hung the hal
yards. 1t was nearly sunset when the
flag went up.