Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-05
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Charles Bassett has signed with the
Providence team.
Last evening the regular supper OF st.
Paul's Church was held.
The stormy weather tells on the laborer
when he receives his weeks pay.
A select social will be held In Music
Hall assembly rooms this evening.
John II. Clark and wife will leave to-
morrow on trip to the continent.
The Committee on Finance of the City
Council will meet tomorrow afternoon.
Don't forget the Saturday matinee OF
"The Ticket f-Lesve Man" at Lothrop's.
Warren Barnes today opened his new
George Morse has settled for the
window he broke at the Rescue Mission
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Holland OF
London, Eng, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Ney.
This evening there will be meeting OF
the Veteran t'Iremen's Association in the
hail on School street.
Samuel M. Saddler and Mary Daley,
Fred Boulock and Lucy Anderson have
filed marriage intentions.
Judge Shove and Clerk Blodgett were
summoned this morning to appear at the
Nickerson bearing tonight.
Charles f. sexton, who is on the road
for Huntoon & Gorham, is meeting with
big success with the Rigi cigars.
This evening Prot. Andraws will deliver
his third lecture in the University Exten-
sion course at the High School building.
This evening the Board OF Aldermen
will meet at o'clock to give hearing on
the charges against Sergeant Nickerson.
The final game between the Wanderers
and East Ends In the New England
League will take place In Fall River Sat-
urday.
The fair of the Burnside Cadets was at
tended last evening by the Kearney Light
Infantry, Central Falls Cadets and Olney.
vile Cadets.
Eta, the six year old daughter OF James
GillIgan Of South Woodlawn, motorman
on the Interstate road, died yesterday Of
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Mary Maloney died at the home OF
her mother on North Main street at an
early hour yesterday morning. She was
% years OF age.
The Board OF License Commissioners
Will meet at s:15 O'Clock this evening to
hear remonstrances against granting a
csrtain batch of licenses.
The funeral services over the remains Of
William ID. Hall will be held Sunday af-
ternoon at q 2o'clock at the residence OF
son-in-l law, Frank II. Curry.
Null" Smith, the great center OF the
Brockton polo team, was in town yester-
day, the guest OF Michael Curley, the star
goal tender OF the Kangaroos.
The lucky man who won the Worlds
Fair ticket at W. L. Woods drug store
was Edward e. Sweet, q milkman oi
Lonsdale. He called yesterday afternoon
with the winning ticket.
Ryan, the convict who was shot by Of
ficer Armstrong at the state prison, has &C
Tar recovered that he has expressed a de-
sire to get back into the workshop. The
bullet has not been removed from hi
face.
Yesterday Detective Haberlip was out
again notifying dealers who have been re-
fused licenses to close up their shops
Many were found closed, aud those who
had not were all seen and told what the
law meant.
new set Of wheels are being put on
the Warwick truck. They are being bull,
by Bernard McCabs, the Bayley street
wheelwright and blacksmith. A new sci
of wheels are also to be put on the trucl
at No. 3 station.
The trainmen Of the New York, New
orders which.csll for q rigid observance
OF neatness in dress. The summer uni
forms will soon be donned and uniform
| ity Will be required even In the overall
and Jumpers of the baggage masters.
The TRIBUNE has many times called at.
tention to the fact that there are man!
narrow escapes at woodlawn and some
times Pawtucket, caused by trains bein,
run into the station while one was stand
Ing there. Senator Z. L. Freeman ha
taken the matter In hand and yesterda,
Introduced an act which imposes a s5O
fine for so doing.
The regular meeting ofthe Sacred Hear
Christian Doctrine Society was held Wed
nesday evening and q very large numbe
were present, considering the weather
The attraction was on 9TH
Origin and Development OF tn
Constitution OF the United States" deliv
cred by ID. II. sheahan, Esq, OF Provi
dence. He handled the subject in q mas
terly manner and II was a most interest
Ing and instructive lecture. There was
very entertaining programme, consisting
OF vocal and instrumental music, an,
Miss Agnes NJ. Curran read q CAREFUL,
prepared paper. At the next meeting ol
the evening Of the nth, q May baske
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