Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-15
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The Easter sale for the benefit OF st,
Josepb's Hospital closes tonight.
The Old Colony rsilroad exhibit has ar
rived at the Worlds Fair grounds.
Misses Alice Quinn and Anna Coughiin
OF Attleboro were in town yesterday.
Delaney Council, X. OF O., will confer
the third degree Wednesday evening.
Charles Bishop of Jewett City. Coun.,
will hereafter make Pawtucket his home.
The Pawtucket Juniors defeated the
East Providence team at polo Thursday
night 8 too.
Charles Daily, formerly of this city but
now OF Worcester, was visiting friends
here yesterday.
Many Pswtucket people attended the
Easter festival In Infantry Hall, Provi-
dence, last evening.
Michael Ryan of Dexter street came near
being struck by a Lonsdale hourly at the
Broad street crossing yesterday afternoon.
The newspaper men who went in to see
John q. Dyer yesterday found him con-
siderably improved and in excellent
spirits.
An offence for which there is a heavy
penalty is extensively practised in this
city at bazaars, etc. 1t Is called "robbing
the males"
The latest name for base ball team Is
found in the Fifth Ward where one re-
Gently organized bears the title of the
"Hoke Smiths"
Mayor Bro Sn has approved the ordi-
nance providing for the purchase OF the
Gage estate on Broadway for a site for
new High School.
Charles MCGOWAN was arraigned In
North Attleboro yesterday before Judge
Reed charged with assault on Michael
Hennigan and held in q 900 bonds for the
Grand Jury.
Mrs. Aldrich and her two children who
were taken seriously Ill after eating of
some candy Thursday evening are much
improved today and 1t is thous ht en-
tirely out OF danger.
BY referring to the advert ising columns
1t Will be seen that DR.. Temple will give
free treatment to the sick for one mont q
commencing today at the Swinburne Dis
pensary in the Odd Fellows building.
The display windows OF the Misft Par.
lors always present a most attractive ap-
pearance, but the one today eciipses any
OF their former efforts in window trim
ming. 1t Is the work of John Fitxpat.
rick.
Seabury 8. Tompkins, the veteran news
paper man, expressed q desire to go down
the river few days ago and he was taken
there In carriage. He always enjoys q
trip down the bay and was 4 fixture on
the Pawtucket boats.
At the State Prison Thursday afternoon
DR.. Keene performed an operation upon
Criminal Ryan, and successfully removed
the bullet from bis chest. Yesterday the
physician attempted to remove the Sec
ond ball from his upper jaw.
A very pleasant and enjoyable gather.
ing was held at the residence OF Miss
Nellie Plunket on the "view" last even
ing. There was large party present from
this city and the httleboros and chart
cred electric car took the Bay State people
home about midnight.
II the city fathers you'd spend more
time discussing important financial mat
ters and less In determining who shall
count the hens killed by dogs during the
year or who shall bear the title of inspec-
tor Of stove pipes, Pswtucket would be
far better OF.
The pupils Of Miss Mamie Lynn OF Prov.
idence will give recital In Talma Theatre,
South Main street, Monday evening
Among those from this city who will take
part are Miss Belle McCaughey, Miss
Louise Brennan, Miss McCready and John
T. Fitzpatrick.
A well known newspaper man Is said to
keep two pairs Of shoes In the ofioe as he
does 30 much hustling that the pair he
puts on In the morning gets tired sbou,
noon and he has to change them. II "a
expected that he will soon esta blish relay
stations on convenient street corners q,
he may get shot In the collar" during the
Summer months.