Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-06
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Was It hot enough for you yesterday?
Down the river was the place yesterday.
His Honor Mayor Brown is al Chatham,
Mass.
The Steamer Bothmia docked at Boston
Sunday.
Baseball players now begin to earn their
salaries.
Dog Officer Lawrence is after unlicensed
CANNES.
People are now beginning to plan va
cations In earnest.
"vesper Bells" is one OF the best dramas
ever presented at Lothrop's.
What Is the matter with open cars on
the Providence and Interstate lines1
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society will meet tomorrow evening.
The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen will be held tomorrow evening.
One OF the block PAYERS on North Main
street had his hand badly jammed yester-
day.
TomorTow evening the regular meeting
OF Delany Council, No. 81, X. Of G., will
be held.
The work OF excavsting for the new
Conant block on Main street Is progress.
ing nicely.
Tower Light Infantry held a special
drill meeting last evening to prepare for
| the inspection tomorrow.
Sergeant Nickerson's family have as
visitors Mrs. Wallace Hatch and children
OF North Falmouth, Mass.
| Last evening william N. Smith OF New
Bedford and Miss Mary Cameron OF this
city were united In marriage.
Tomorrow evening Company IL, First
Regiment Infantry, will be inspected by
officers of Brig. Gen. KendalPs staff.
Outing shirts and straw hats made
their appearance yesterday and were duly
appreciated by those who wore them.
The abutters on East avenue should get
right to work now and remove obstruc-
tlons so as not to delay the widening.
The trophies won by the Wanderers are
"Tam o'Shanter" Inn on Broad street.
Lyons Delany & Co. had delicious iced
coffee for all who visited the store today.
The cooling beverage was appreciated.
People will insist on sitting "In the
Cleaning" this kind OF weather, whether
the price OF gas is s2 or 81 go per thousand
feet.
William p. Hurley has been confined to
his home since Saturday with a compli-
cation OF ailments resulting from a severe
cold.
The mem bers of the Providence police
force are being drilled daily In the new
military tactics recently adopted by the
United States.
Church, Newport, William A. O'Conner OF
this city and Miss Louisa Zita OF that
place will be united In marriage.
Nothing has been heard today OF the in.
| trepid oarsman of the Pawtucket Boat
Club, Frank G. Appley, who is on his way
to the Worlds Fair In 2S-pound shell.
Tomorrow afternoon the local High
| School base ball team will meet the New
Bedford High School team on the Dex-
ter street grounds. 1t will be a good
| game.
Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at st.
Mary's Church Frank Ii. Lee of the firm
OF Lee Bros, grocers, will be united In
marriage to Miss Sarah q. Whalen, also
OF st. Mary's parish.
This evening special meeting OF the
Board of Governors Of the Pawtucket
Boat Club will be held to elect a Secretary
In place of Edward E. Lothrop, resigned,
and to adopt club emblem.
A photograph OF "Nig" and "Pete," the
handsome pair OF black horses OF truck 3,
was taken yesterday while they were
hsrnessed to the "Monitor" steamer, with
Fred Ward on the drivers seat.
Tomorrow the voters OF the Second
Ward will again attempt to elect an AL
derman, three Councilmen, a Warden and
Clerk. Democrats, stand together and
elect your men. You can do It.
Nine out OF every ten men, when they
notice the excavation In Main street
square to connect a catch basin with the
sewer, say: "What! ripping mp the street
agsinf thought the North Main street
sewer was finished"
Another meeting of the Fairlawn Inn
provemement Society will be held to.
morrow evening at Mr.. Emerson's store.
when final arrangements will be made
for selecting a site on which to build
hall for the association.
Hereafter the Providence division of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road will be known as the Stonington
division and the Old Colony's Providence
division will be made the Providence di-
vision of the Consolidated.
At the funeral of Miss Nellie Butler at
st. Joseph's Church yesterday morning
the pastor, Rev. Father Kinnerney, paid
deserved tribute to the deceased and spoke
OF her as one whom all might initiate and
thereby become better servants OF God.