Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-18
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last nlRnt.
The police received their semi m onth
pay yesterday.
The fair OF the Burnside Cadets will b,
open this evening.
DR.. Arthur Forth has gone to Michigan
where he Is to be married.
A very pleasing concert was given al
Park Place Church last evening.
The bloomers have not made their ap.
pearance on the electric routes yet.
Miss Matte Briggs OF Phenix was In
town last evening calling on friends.
Thomas Clancy OF Pine street is build
ing an elegant new house on Pine street
The Woodbines go to Wexford Sstur-
day and expect to come home victorious.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
baseball team has an open date for Sat
urday.
George street will be a fine thorough
fare hen the work OF mscadamizing ia
completed.
At the Pleasant View Baptist Church
last evening the Society OF Ready delpers
gave supper.
officer Goodwin has lost his mustache
somewhere and half the people do not
know him now.
James Tranior and family Of San Fran
cisco. CAL, are visiting relatives on Sterry
street, this city.
DR.. st. German has returned from
Canada and brought with him a talented
young lady as bride.
A. @. Trueman, formerly OF the Mer-
chants Exchage, now In business In Lynn,
Mass, is In town on avisit.
Tie old house that left Park place some
time ago has again started to move up
Pswtucket avenue after few days rest.
Pensions have been granted to the fol.
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Thon
Smell; original widow-Rosanna McEllier.
No need OF going without shoes.
The Standard Boot and Shoe Company Of
this city received q cases OF shoes at their
new store today.
oHe Oi tne hiuricu eAprcos WdBouo So1
chung up' on George street where
crushed stone have been thrown and not
rolled yesterday.
Officers vananda and Watson are not
OF the Secret Service division OF the
Worlds Fair department Of police.
The Holy Name Society OF the Sacred
Heart Heart Church last night voted to
have a requiem high mass offered for the
repose OF the soul OF Lawrence Kelly.
More gag-law yesterday in the House OF
Representatives and the Grand Commit.
tee act" so called passed its first stage
under the whip and spur OF Boss Wilson
Detective John F. Haberlin is acting as
Captain, having been detailed by Chief
Perry. He knows every point In regard
to the position and can fill the bill to the
letter.
Shortly before noon today word was
sent to the station that Officer O'Brien
was dying. On going to his home on
Pawtucket avenue 1t was learned that he
but Nuo pSttti'
George c. Frink, assignor to the E.
Jencks Manufacturing Company, has
been granted patent on a mechanism
for thread thickening on knitting ma
chimes; same, mechanical movement.
Thomas Kelley, the Attleboro marble
and granite worker, was in town last
evening. lie is engaged In putting up q
monument over the grave Of John Gaddis
at Warwick, who was shot by Rhodes Cor
nell.
The police will be apt to beat the news
papermen in the annual baseball game as
several good players have been added to
the force since last year. This will neces.
state several ola players being put on the
bench.
The Board OF Aldermen Committee on
Streets and Bridges met Tuesday evening
struction OF Exchange street bridge to the
Berlin Bridge Company In Connecticut
for S, ,790, the work to be completed In
three months.
EA- blhfOT OdITOil nus Dccu ouBdBtu hs
counsel for John and Michael Moorhead.
They are at the prison at Cranston and
are the two brothers who had row in
Olneyville few days ago with Thomas
Mullen, formerly OF this city. Mullen re-
ceived injuries from which he died.
The Main street restaurant OF 8. b,
Havens & Co. is the place to get good
meal. They serve everything in its sea-
son in a palatable manner. Their bakery
on East avenue is always stocked with a
nice line OF fancy cakes and cookies fresh
every day. Housekeepers should leave
their orders with s. B. Hsvens a. Co.
The excursion OF st. Msry's Temper.
ance Society promises TO be one OF the
most delightful trips OF the season. II
will take place Sunday, May 2ist, the date
having been changed from Sunday, May
18th, on account OF the important cere-
monies whi:h are TO take place In 81.
Mary's Church on the latter date. The
destination f. Fall River and the ticket,
are % cents.