Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-11
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Tomorrow is Arbor Day.
Today il the Feast OF The Ascension.
The May basket fever is at its height.
The front OF the Bagley block is being
painted.
The first parasol OF the season appeared
yesterday.
Athree story dwelling is being erected
on Waldo street.
Pitcher Clare would make a valuable
acquisition to the Grays.
Mrs. Il. X. Gridley has returned from a
visit to relatives in Boston.
William s. Riley, II years OF age, has
been missing from his home In this city
since Sunday.
AT the meeting OF the local lodge, N. e.
o. p, last evening supper and enter
tainment was given.
Prof. Bailey delivered another lecture
on Botany" yesterday afternoon In the
University Extension course.
Work has not yet been begun on the
cellar OF the new Conant building, corner
OF Main street and Park Place.
A great many people will take Horace
Greeley's advice this Summer and go
West, at least as far as Chicago.
John Stanton, a Providence boy, is to
open branch OF the Plymouth Rock
Pants Company in the Beswick Block.
A State League would afford a chance to
see which OF the amateur teams Is the
best, but each team cannot have all home
games.
Box II, formerly located at the corner of
Meadow street an 4 Arch avenue, Is now
at the corner of Division and Norton
streets.
The Old Colony Company has issued an
order not to allow intoxicated persons to
board its trains, and the new rule is ap-
preciated.
Daniel O'Neili Is to erect a three story
building corner OF Pine and Marin
streets, the first floor TO be OF brick and
the other two OF wood.
Bernard McCabe is erecting another
residence on his estate on Pine street and
is also improving his property corner OF
Main and Bayley streets.
The engine recently made at the Rhode
Island Locomotive Woks to be exhibited
at the Worlds Fair, recently ran 1o3 miles
in an hour and one mile in 35 seconds.
II plumbers will persist In leaving
solder kettles on much travelled streets
man ought to be left with II. The acci-
dent of few days ago ought to be warn
ing.
The steamboat company Is considering
the advIsa bility OF making special trips
for the ladies who will wear crinoline this
Summer, as only a limited number can be
conveyed at one time.
This evening another public meeting OF
the Carpenters and Joiners Union will be
be held in Young Irelanders Hall when
Hugh Mckay OF Boston Will make an ad-
dress. All are invited.
II the next election in the Second Ward
Is successful those engaged in the contest
will be accused of being sentimental for
having postponed the matter until June,
the month of marriages.
North Attleboro wants her police uni
has been heard OF either OF the Attleboros
having police force, but II it Is fact,
get uniforms by all means.
The trunk sewer being put In on Cen
tral avenue is dangerous undertaking as
In some places 1t is tunnel forty feet be-
low the surface. II is something like
mining to work on that job.
The cause Of the collapse OF the Man
willie strike is said to be due to the refusal
of the National Mule Spinners Union to
aid the strikers, on the ground that they
had not authorized the strike.
The funeral of George ii. Ray was SOL
emnized this afternoon from his late resi-
dence, corner OF Cottage and Grove streets,
and was attended by Iron
side Council, No. 4, q. u. A. M, OF which
he was a member.
Chief Perry will not attend the meet
ing in Chicago May IS Of the heads OF all
police departments of all towns OF over
1000 inhabitants. The object is to form
a national association which will aid in
the capture OF criminals.
The sixth annual festival OF the choir OF
st. Paul's Church will be held at the
church this evening, on which occasion
the choir will be assisted by William
Flint, basso; Mrs. T. b. Foster, soprano;
Bowen II. Church, cornet, and Prof.
Rouse, hsrpist, all under the direction of
Erwin w. Read, organist aud director.
The exercises will commence at O'Clock
and all interested are invited.
Monday Madsme Perciyal's lady or
chestrs at Lothrop's Grand Opera House
I'm this city and that playing at the Wor-
cester theatre will go to the Howard
Atheneum, Boston, having accepted posi-
tions at that well known place OF amuse-
ment. X. II. Fairman, leader OF the Paw
tucket City Band, will furnish male or
chestra for the remainder OF the season,
Mr.. Lothrop intends to make everything
In connection with the theatre as local ar
possible. Mr.. Fairman Is a finished musi-
clan and will have only artists with him