Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-29
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Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
| lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
Driver Benedict OF No. 3 fire station is
on his vacation.
The 30 day notice at banks will soon be
0 thing OF the past.
Wat.h out this week for the business
boom. II is coming.
J.F. Leahy starts for home from the
Worlds Fair tomorrow.
The vacation days are fast drawing to a
close for school children.
Charles Il. Card has returned from his
weeks stay at Block Island.
A local music dealer Is selling After the
Ball" at half price for 80 days.
All estates upon which taxes were not
paid were sold at auction today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Lyons have re-
turned from their wedding tour.
David Mclaughlin OF Hqyward's Rubber
store has left for the Worlds Fair.
willis Tobie is on his way home on his
bicycle from Westfield and Holyoke.
1.-THE regular meeting OF Manchester en-
campment, /. o. o. F., was held last even.
ing
A horse and buggy stolen In Providence
was reported to the local police last even
ing.
Nathan w. Allen OF Chicago, who has
been on visit here, returned to his home
today.
Miss Minnie McDuff, cashier at Ross
market, 10 spending few days at Sabin's
Point.
The case of Mrs. Harkins charged with
assault on Robert McCarrick will be tried
tomorrow.
Rev. J. G. Garcin of st. Johns Church,
Woodlrpgn, has returned from the
Worlds Fair.
The work OF taking account OF stock at
the Merchants Exchange began yesterday.
II Is big job.
The cases of "Rescuer" John f. Har-
kins and Robert McCarrick come up for
trial tomorrow.
The place to go tom orrow Is Nantasket
Beach and the Old Colony excursion win
take you there.
The concert at Roger Williams Park
was listened to by many Pawtucket peo-
pie last evening.
Sometimes a man is perfectly cool and
thinks the weather is lovely until he looks
at thermometer.
Men are at work on the site OF the
Miller estate preparing for the founda-
tion OF the new block.
The Stars and Banner Boys will play on
the Dexter street grounds Friday after
noon for purse of $50.
The less railroad receives the sooner 1t
need a receiyer-though that does sound
rather paradoxical at first.
The last open air concert by the Paw
tucket City Band will be given tomorrow
evening in the Fifth Ward.
You can tell the man who has been out
to the fair, not as far as you can see him,
perhaps, but as far as you can hear him,
anyway.
There was family row on George street
last night in which dozen or more took
part managing to furnish amusement for
passers-by.
The case OF Leroy Cannon charged
with disturbing at meeting OF the Res
cue Mission comes up In the District
Court tomorrow.
Tomorrow evening at the City Hall a
public hearing will be given on the mat
ter OF postponing action on the purchase
Of public park.
all with the work OF our spry young friend
Cupid. There Is always line at the mar
riage license window.
The regular meeting OF May Temple
Pythian Sisters, was held last evening and
was very enjoyable as more than ordinary
interest was displayed.
For sweet charity's sake don't forget
the excursion down the bay on the
Steamer Frances tomorrow for the bene'
fit OF st. Joseph's Hospital.
Residents of Pleasant street are com
planning about the bad condition of tn,
cutters In the vicinity OF the corner o
Pleasant and Jeffers streets.
Court Love and Truth, A. o. f., helC
their regular meeting last evening ant
transacted considerable business. DIR
Walker was elected Court Physician.
A Brazilian recently saved his life b.
carrying a roll OF 800 notes inside his YES
when a bullet came that way. Yet ther
are people who neglect so simple precau
tion.
The A. o. II. OF Chicago, headed b,
Hon. John +. Finerty, has issued cir
cular to the Irish people OF the Unite'
States urging a large attendance OF tn
Irish American people at the Wold's Fai
on Saturday, September 3oth, which ha
been designated by the management a
"Irish Day."