Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-06
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again Monday.
A young lady has arrived In DIR.
French's household.
Miss Daisy Palmer of Taunton Is visit
ing friends in this city.
Frank ii. Grant and sylvanus Mason
are at the Worlds Fair.
Elias L. Coke OF Providence has been
granted an original pension.
The Dunnell Print Works shut down
yesterday for the rest OF the week.
Charles! !Burlingame has returned from
his three weeks sport in New York State.
The men injured In the Central avenue
sewer explosion are getting along nicely.
A nice display OF meats is shown at
Colwell's cash market for tomorrow's
dinner.
Devotions for the League of the Sacred
Heart will be held at st. Mary's Church
this evening.
The sale Of the personal effects OF the
Pawtucket Cabinet Company has been
| completed.
The Y. NJ. c. A. football team will meet
the East Ends Saturday In the American
| cup-tie series.
Thomas BurDey was given one year for
assault with intent to ravish In the Com
mon Pleas Court.
Officer Lee IL almost sorry he went to
many questions about It.
Tho Manville Athletics will meet the
Central Falls Athletics tomorrow In the
Rhoce Island League series.
The Novelty Hand Laundry, corner OF
Main street and Park Place, Is the best
place In the city to get fine laundry work
done.
Cards are out for the marriage next
Tuesday in Providence OF Clara Maria
Tompkins Of this city, to Charles Platt
Dingee.
While blasting out rocks In the river
the government employees blew a hole In
the bottom of barge and nearly sunk II
Wednesday.
Olaf Hagstrom was found guilty OF
simple assault yesterday I'm the Common
Pleas division of the Supreme Court and
sentence was deferred.
The members Of the Women's Relief
Corps and Sons OF Veterans have been In
vited to attend the open meeting of Tower
post Monday evening.
The members of Charles L. ChickerinR
Lodge, X. of p, paid a visit to Sumner
Lodge of North Attleboro last evening
and spent few hours very enjoyably.
Officers Vananda and Watson will re-
turn from Chicago within q couple OF
weeks and they say they have seen enough
of the Worlds exposition during the pas,
five months.
Don't forget the matinee at Lothrop'.
Opera House tomorrow afternoon. "Tht
| Upper Hand" Is a fine drama and Ed.
ward p. Sullivan portrays the leading
part to perfection.
"spIker" Murphy will have chance tc
commune with himself la privacy anc
hatch schemes of jail breaking for some
time to come as he has been placed IL
solitary confinement.
The Hay Cart should get into the NIL
ford muster. They are sure to get some
getting. Might as will add another victor,
to the already long list.
This evening the winner of the Iol,
Pomeroy word contest will be announced
at Lothrop's Grand Opera House and tn,
prize awarded. The prizes In the hel
| xsIn ha Iad
ing.
The libel case brought by Bernard
keenan, against David o. Black was se
down for hearing in the Supreme Court
Appellate Division, yesterday morning OF
the plaintiffs exceptions, but was con
tinued.
The Rhode Island Locomotive Work.
and Gorham Manufacturing Company
come In for their share OF medals at tn,
awards made at the Worlds Fair, tn,
former getting three and the latter a scor
or more.
The regular meeting of Pawtucke
Lodge, A. o. U. W., will be held this even
ing and arrangements will be completed
for the celebration of the anniversary o
the lodge, which occurs two weeks from
tonight.
The Acme Book Store has added q new
departure to its store, that of circulating
library. There one will find all the popu
lar novels of the day by the most favorit,
authors, there being nearly 800 novels II
the library.
william Banigan, superintendent Of th
Marvel Rubber Works of Woonsocket
was united In marriage to Miss Emmi
Tyree at st. Mathews Church, Washing
ton, ID. c., Wednesday, the ceremony be
ing performed by Cardinal Gibbons.
In the annual report of the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad atten
tion Is called to the danger attendant upor
the introduction Of electricity as a mo.iv
power. It Is stated that where street car
cross steam railway tracks at grade Their
Is always great possibility Of serious &C
, cident owing to the ease and frequenc!
with which the electrics become "stalled.'
, Tower Post, No. IL, q. A. r., will holt
an open meeting Monday evening I,
! which the comrades OF the Grand Army
: their families and friends are invited
, Comrade Joseph F. Means will give an &C
count OF his trip to Chicago aud Indiana
, polls, and there will be readings by Mis-
D 3. a. Smith, songs by Misses Mary an,