Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-18
TERSE TRIDUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
oF OUR READERS

Miss Mamie Garvin visited Miss Matte
Il. Briggs Of Phenix this week
Two pieces OF burned shingle from the
fire were picked upin Rumford yesterday
1.-THE season continues to advance there
may be a scarcity OF flowers for Memorial
Day.
The establishments which use bltu-
minus coal sre feeling seriously the effect
OF the miners strike.
John NJ. Parker of this, city has been
granted patent for automatically turn
ing bobbins, spools, etc.
Matthew Watson, the popular football
ist will sail from New York tomorrow
for Scotland to spend few months.
Otto A. Bontems, the new police officer,
is a cigar maker by occupation, and lives
in the Fourth Ward. His nationality Is
German.
Olney a. Payne Brothers have leased
the old horse car barn on Pidge avenue
for a stable until their own plant can be
reconstructed.
Miss Brazeau, the accomplished pianist,
took part in a concert given last night In
Centerville under the auspices OF the Van
Buren Concert Company OF Boston.
An adjourned meeting OF the Veteran
Firemsn's Association will be held this
evening when matters IN connection with
the coming muster will be discussed.
You will enjoy good health II you join
the hosts who dine daily at the Main
street restaurant OF ). b. Hqvens TO.
Choice cigars for iastidlous smokers.
The Providence line OF steamers to New
York will begin for the season on Mon
day. June 4. The Connecticut and Msssa-
chusetts will be the boats on this line.
The funeral Of Susan f. Bolster took
place this morning from the residence OF
her son, William II. Bolster, In Valley
Falls. The remains were taken to Bel.
Iington, Mass, for burial.
The fourth annual reunion and banquet
ottbe Rhode Island Letter Carriers Asso-
citation will be held In Newport tomorrow
evening. Members from this city and
Central Falls will be present.
Miss Elizabeth c. Kern, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Kasper Kern, died yesterday
after an illness OF several months
duration. She was 16 years of age and
general favorite with all who knew her
Chief Child and party sailed from Prov
idence Wednesday night on the Bal
timore steamer for an ocean trip to Nor
folk. He will be absent for week
during which Deputy Chief, Egan will
have charge OF the force.
A loaded team belonging to W. L. Bar
rett g. 20. OF Providence was going along
North Main street yesterday afternoon
and when near the Dempsey bleacheries
the horse fell, breaking the shaft and in
turing the horse in one leg.
The funeral OF Mrs. Celia l.. Fisher, whC
died Wednesday In her saith year, TOOK
place this afternoon from tne residence
of her niece, Mrs. George Il. Miller or
johnson street. There was a large at
tendance of mourners and friends.
The woodbine Base Ball Club viii
tender reception to the canvassers ant
Others who assisted at their recer
festival In Temperance Hall, High street
this evening. The presentation OF tn
watch TO Miss Rose Menard will also TAX
place.
A prominent citizen received a lette
yesterday from Henry Bush, the pardone
murderer, who is at present with hi
sister at Wilton, n. II. He writes to sa
that the story circulated that he wa
drinking Is utterly false and that he neve
intends 10 imbibe any liquor again q
long as he lives. Bush is desirous OF oh
tanning employment as a nurse, havin
had many years OF experience In hospita
The attention OF the public genersll
and farmers in particular is directed I
an announcement OF an auction in on
advertising columns witch Will TAX
place next Tuesday at South FRANKLIN
Mass. The owner, II. b. Kimball, havin
changed his business and going to leaV
the town is the reason for selling all h
farm utensils and cattle, some OF whic
are extra fine breeds. The farm consis
OF 1O6 acres with good house and tw
barns will also be disposed OF at the san
time and without reserve, rain or shin
The sale b' gins at GAS o'clock a. m. Pa
ties desiring to invest should give tn
their attention.