Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-11
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
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where bv UBIQUITOUS REPORTERS.
DR.. Fuller has returned from his vsca-
tion.
Thomas Meehan has returned from New
York city.
Two good races at the Driving Park this
afternoon.
Gov. Brown and party will start for
home this week.
This evening the regular meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen will be held.
James Eaton, Jr., and Miss Ellen l..
Church have hled intentions of marriage.
Attention is called to the ad vertisement
~ John Evans & Son, tsilors, In this issue.
The annual ball OF the Pleasant View
Literary Association Will be held Friday
evening.
john Neponough of Warren and Frank
RAwscn 81 Bristol have recently been In
town on business.
}. II. Baxter will open the East Side
market at S and Broadway tomorrow.
he has 8 hns store.
oreer p. MeCuskar Is the day man at
the station this week, and officer Good
win the night man.
Delsney Council was we'll represented
at TYLER Council last evening. The third
degree was conferred.
1t is hard TO understand why every man
who becomes involved in sn umbrella ex-
change gets the worst Of 1t.
There Will be rehearsal In Temperance
Hall this evening OF the variety part OF
Prof. Danty's entertainment.
At a meeting Of the trustees OF Tufts
College held yesterday Hon. Henry Met
calf of this city was elected vice president.
An employe Gu the Central avenue sewer
said last night thai 1t would take four
months to complete The work OF tunnel
ing.
We haven't noticed what the fashion
columns say, but we feel confident that
large hats will be generally worn at
theatres this year.
The masons and bricklayers of this city
and vicinity will hold a meeting in Tenn
perance Hall, Almy block, on next Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Boat Club has appointed L. p.
Tobie, Jr., George Mason and w. L.
Adams a committee to arrange for the
annual supper In January.
The slate made up by the city COM
mittee was broken In the Second Ward |
last evening, only Cole, Hodges and Rich |
ards being selected OF the seven ON the
slate.
District Deputy John II. Drury and
State Delegate Miles A. McNamee OF the |
Knights Of Columbus are Ia attendance at
I he national convention being held to-
day at New Haven.
man was at work at the station yes
terday putting new locks on the lockers
In the guard room where prisoners ar
ticles are kept. This IL done to prevent
further thieving.
A man who lost money on the yacht
races; "The boat is owned by an Irish
man, II was built by Scotchmen and sailed
by an Englishman. What do you ex-
pect from that combination?"
Monday evening Officer Donnelly dis
covered that an oil stove in Atwood's
barber shop in the Read block had been
left burning and was in danger of setting
the woodwork on fire. 1t was necessary
to force open the door to prevent damage.
j. Ellis White has been annoyed lately
by some boys who make a practice OF
of stealing fruit from his yard. He COM
planned to Chief Perry, and the Chief
gave the parents Of the children who re-
side on Washington street a little advice.
Word was sent to the station yesterday
afternoon that there was a family row
in progress at 22 Taft street. Officer Nc
Cusker found there Mrs. John McDer.
mott, who said her husband abused her
and she wanted to get her clothes and
leave him. She said he threatened her,
but she would rather get out than have
him arrested. He was at work, 30 the
Captain concluded to sehd an officer up
when he got home to see that she got her
clothes.