Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-04
LOCAL LINES.

By the way, are we to have polo this
season7
The room at the station is now ready
for the matron.
filed marriage intentions.
Andrew j. Borden and wife were mur-
dered one year ago today.
The carpenter building on East avenue
is on rollers, but will not play polo.
The works Of the the Union WaddIng
Company will start up on full time Mon
day.
Nelson Godfrey says Harkins struck
him first last night and knocked him
down.
"Fly" McGeough was arrested by OFF,
Ger Lee today and gave the bluecoat quite
tussel, tearing his clothing badly.
The manufacturing concerns find it
very hard woIk to get small bills of the 81
and " denominations to pay of help.
James Beach, who was taken to jail yes
terdav because he could not get bail, was
released today, l.. Blais furnishing surety.
Driver Mooney returned to duty today
at No. fire station and Driver Baxter OF
No. station st arted on his annual lur-
luugh.
The Stars will go to Wexford tomorrow
to meet the home team. The Stars are
now "a very strong aggregation of base
ball players.
Secretary z. p. Tobie, Jr., of the Paw
tucket Boat Club will go to Detroit as a
delegate acting as a substitute of Presi-
dent Sweet.
George Field, who was taken home last
night, in the ambulance, remained In a
state of coma for hours. He is much i'm
proved today.
DR.. Lane was called to Valley Falls
"Wednesday to dress David Clark's two
fingers which were crushed uncoupling
cars In the freight yard.
The Woodbines will meet the Attleboros
on the Dexter street grounds tomorrow.
II will by good game and the home team
Is expected to win as usual.
There will be meeting of the Veteran
Firemen's Association this evening and q
trial of the Hay Cart. The boys have
only few days more to practice and
should take advantage of the fact.
John Noonan, the greatest of all Irish
pipers, is In this city. He has been
around the WORLD with his municipal
pipers, and was intimately acquainted
with the late Patrick Gilmore, with whom
he was a great favorite.
J. j. Garrshon, IL years of age, of 40
Congress street, was arrested today on a
charge OF defacing the building Of Mason
Bagley on Dexter street. This Is the out
come of the breaking of the windows of
Flaherty's news store.
The Clyde Print Works shut down last
night for two weeks. The shut down
affects only the "coloring" side and the
bleachery will be run as usual. The firms
New York selling agent was at Clyde yes
terdav and said that while the outlook in
New York had improved 1t was nothing
to trade on.
This afternoon at 8 o'clock George j.
Kirby, Frank Z. Holmes and Albert w.
Bensley Of thePawtucket Boat Club left
for Detroit where they are to take part in
the 21st annual of the National Associa-
tion OF Amate Oarsmen to be held in
the Detroit river August and 10. 1t is ex-
pected that they will return with prizes.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 80 O'Clock the
Steamer Planet will leave the wharf OF the
Pawtucket Steamboat Company having
on board the Christian Doctrine Society
OF St. Msry's parish and their friends.
II will be the seventh annual matinee ex.
cursion and the party Will go to Bullock's
Point and afterwards tnjoy a moonlight
sail to Newport.
John f. Kelley, the well known Com.
edian, writes from Ponca, Neb., to friend
that he is now In the "land of grasshop-
pers." He says they are thicker than
flies. Mr.. Kelley is now financially in
terested in the Billy Marble Theatre Com
pany and has made many influential
friends during his stay OF two years In
the Wild and woolly west. lie expects to
visit the Fair this Fall and also Rhode
Island.
Higgins Bros.