Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-29
un''e the members and increase the in
terest In the department.
Real Estate Trnnssc,ian.


terest In the department.
Real Estate Transactions.
The following real estate transactions
have been recorded at the offioa NJ IN.
Town Clerk for the week ending April
10th.
John Grant sold to the town Of Lincoln
Tor the Dexter street improvement land
for 1880.
Daniel A. Maloney sold to Mary Malo-
ney interest In land on Claremont pat
for 900.
Amy w. Phettiplace sold to William r.
randall lots on the Woonsocket road for
t45O.
Atonzo w. Vose and wife sold to Peo-
pies Savings Bank 100 acre farm for $3.50.
A Pleasant Wedding.
AT - Jenks street, the residence of Geo,
d. Nelson last evening, there was pleas
ant wedding. The contracting parties
were James Mcmillan of BROOKLYN and
Miss Emily Erwin OF Central Falls. There
was large gathering of friends and rela-
sives. After the ceremony came a receptio n
and then the newly welded PAIR, departed
for their new home In Brooklyn, Ny.
Fire This Morning.
Box l27 called the fire department to
No. 81 Moore street this morning for a
fire In the tenement of Patrick WaIdron.
The wife left a ham to boil, the stove
burned more fiercely than ever, and sent
steam through the windows which caused
the alarm. Damage, 80 cents.
Answered stiu Alarm.
Shortly after o'clock last evening
the family in the lower tenement
of the house opposite the Temperance
Hall, High street, found their sleeping
rooms full OF smoke. Examination dis
closed chimney fire. A still alarm was
sent In, to which part OF the department
responded, and the SCOT In the chimney
which had taken fire was extinguished
without loss and but very little excite
ment.
A Lively Runaway.
Yesterday afternoon Frank MARITIME, o
cigar salesman, stopped at an eating house
on Central street to sell goods. He drove
spanking bay horse which when left
alone took fright at some unknown cause.
In Its rapid gait John Spoerer, who was
driving In the same direction, came near
being collided with. The run
away continued down Mill street
over the bridge and up East
street as far as Cole street, where IL
was stopped. Although there were many
people and teams on the street no one was
injured and nothing damaged.
Have Ysu Ono Heres
The following lesters remain at the local
yours please say advertised: Minnie
Alexander, Addie Allerton, Mrs. Mary A.
Brown, Miss Alice Bolton, Miss M. A.
Courtney, Sampson Stanley, G. II. Walker.
French-V.ctoria Dragon, Mary Dufraine,
Delphis Ouinette, Bunco Perris, Henrie
Raoioot.
VIII Observe Arbor Day.
Superintendent of Schools Draper is
busy now preparing plans for the observ-
anoe of Arbor Day at all of the several
school houses throughout the town. FRI
day being the day appointed by the Gov
esting exercises will be- held.
Interesting Items.
Mrs. Frank Ullrich, wife of the news
dealer Is In England visiting relatives.
Edward Corbett has been confined to
his residence several days with infiamam-
tion of the bowels.
The night soil ordinance goes into effect
after Sunday and the trust that was to
have been formed is claimed to have been
broken.
James Hay, former resident here and
one of the best all-round Scotch and
English classical sports, is here, the guests
of friends.
A nuisance upon the streets daily is the
drippings Of wet clay and mud from the
carts that haul 1t from the Central avenue
sewer to the dumping ground.
1t is reported anew this morning that
the Republicans are to have a new daily
paper here. Wait until the smoke of the
coming June battle Is cleared away.
The night at the mill of the Hair Cloth
Company has plenty Of company evenings
as the mill runs until II o'clock every
evening with the exception Of Saturday.
The Sacred Heart Temperance fair was
visited last evening by the Cadets and
large number of others. Articles are SELL
ing well and the voting is rapidly increas-
Ing.
The large building that has been
bother to the linemen and horse car trav-
el on Mill street for several days past has
nearly reached its weary journey in .Fales
village on the bowery.
Visit the Bazaar
this evening In Foresters Hall, Lonsdale
avenue, Central Falls, for the benefit OF the
Crescent Literary Association. Electric
cars every few minutes.