Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-30
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
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where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
! J.J. Fennessey left yesterday for Fall
River.
Eugene Aruold has returned from West
Randolph, VT.
Work on the Odd Fellows building is
rapidly progressing.
Several trees were blown down at
Woodlawn yesterday.
James Moriarty was taken to jail to
work out his fine yesterday afternoon.
The new factory OF the Standard Seam
less Wire Company is nearly completed.
Mrs. ]. p. Morgan and Misses Jennie
and Jessie Brown have returned from
Greeneville, N. III.
The four girls captured at the "Hunter's
Home" were released yesterday afternoon
Many Pawtucket people attended the
excursion down the bay today for the
benefit OF st. Joseph's Hospital.
Miss Mamie Dacey and Miss Mamie
Milmore OF Fitchburg, Mrss., are visiting
the Misses Mara OF Centre street.
Tomorrow morning the examination OF
applicants for admission to the High
School will take place at o o'clock.
Several estates were sold at auction by
City Treasurer Bates yesterday to pay
taxes and the sale was postponed until
Sept. 10Th.
Donnelly IL McKenna of Valley Falls
have been awarded the contract OF plumb
ing and trimming the new residence OF
Rev. Father Farrelly.
Hyland Chapel OF the Society OF Chris
tlan Endeavor of Providence made a
moonlight excursion on the steamer
Planet Monday night.
The awning over Chantler Bros. store
was blown down yesterday, also the one
over City Solicitor Bsrneheld's Office
where large square of glass was broken.
At the Lorraine mills yesterday after
noon notices were posted to the effect that
for the present the mill will be run three
days per week-Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The cases of Antonio Monery charged
with keeping liquor for sale and carrying
concealed weapons and Peter Marchi for
keeping liquor for sale come up for trial
In the District Court tomorrow.
James Moriarty Is a newsdealer on
Lonsdale avenue and some one has been
stealing his morning papers. The thief
came near being caught yesterday morn
ing and he will be II he tries II again.
This evening the members of Camp A.
X Tilton, s. Of ", Tower Post, q. A. H.,
and Tower Relief Corps will spend a few
social hours at the residence OF Comrade
Benjamin Hughes on Prospect street.
Monday will be Labor Day and all the
unions OF the State will assemble at Prov
idence and after street parade depart for
Rocky Point where fine programme has
been arranged which will last all day.
Some weeks ago the Salvation Army OF
New England made arrangements to hold
a camp meeting at Hebron Camp Grodnds,
but the plan has been given up according
to those who are spending the Summer at
the camp.
This evening there Is liable TO be
pretty lively time at the public hearing
on the park question. Some say they in
tend show up some scheme In regard to
the Daggett farm and the meeting may be
interesting.
John +. Martin will be united In mar
riage tomorrow morning at the Cathedral
Providence, to Miss Minnie Louise Daw-
son OF that city. Mr.. Martins home is in
this city and he Is a brother of Richard
Martin, Esq.
The high wind of yesterday afternoon
blew down the electric light pole at the
corner of Fountain street and Blackstone
avenue, delaying travel for time. The
telephone in Glancy's drug store, on
Pleasant View, was burned out and the
woodwork about the telephone caught
fire.
The competitive drill by the four COM
panies composing the military battalion
of the Sockanosset school for boys, for
the medal offered by Bishop Hsrkins,
which was to have taken place at 2:20
o'clock yesterday, was postponed on ac-
count OF the stormy weather. Arrange
ments will be made at once for anot her
date for the drill and exercises.
The top OF one Of the handsomest trees
on Broadway, In front OF the residence of
Thomas w. ID. Mason, was blown down
during the heavy wind OF yesterday. The
smokestack OF the stone crusher was also
blown out OF shape, and several young
peach trees in yard at the corner OF Gar
demand Randall streets were either strip.
ped OF their limbs or prostrated.
Ex.Gov. Brown has issued general or
ders No. 10, praising the encampment OF
the militia this year at Quonset Point.
General orders No. 16 followed very quick
ly, and Is devoted to a recognition of the
bravery OF the Naval Reserves OF Bristol
In rescuing from perilous position the
persons exposed In the gales OF last week.
fhe Reserves are allowed one days pay
and rations for their gallant work.