Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-29
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Who sent in the alarm OF fire yesterday
Clarence Kinne OF New York is visiting
In this city.
The public schools of Central Falls
closed today for the Summer.
The Palace Bowling Alleys will close
for the season tomorrow evening.
The Cum berland School Committee will
elect Superintendent tomorrow.
T.. T. Logee, railroad freight agent, will
finish bis labors here tomorrow.
Somebody ought to wake up the Inter
state people, but the court is "sgin it."
The Ladies Aid Association of st.
Mary's parish will meet tonight at s:l5.
The Pawtucket City Band furnished
music at Boyden's Crescent Park yester-
day.
Officer William O'Neill of the Chelsea
police force is visiting friends in this
city.
Beginning Monday the public library
will close at O'Clock evenings until aft er
August 31st.
George c. Peck has leased the vacant
store In the Opera House Block and will
stock It with fireworks.
A concert will be given In Y. NJ. c. A..
Hall this evening under the auspices OF
the football club OF that association.
Rhode Island pensions-Additional,
Nathan Briggs, Nooseneck Hill. Original
widow, Harriet Il. Matthewson, Davis
Vile.
The case OF John Shields OF East Provi-
dence, who assaulted Laurence Dolan,
comes up for examination In the District
Court tomorrow.
Tomorrow will be the last day OF the
postal note which has been a Postoffice
fixture for years. 1t has been abolished
by the authorities.
The unveiling OF the statue OF EbeneZer
knight Dexter on the Dexter Training
grounds, Providence, took place at
o'clock this afternoon.
The work on the cellar OF the Taylor
building was continued until late In the
night, electric lights having been hung to
enable the men to see.
Officers Gardiner and McDuff return to
duty tonight and tomorrow Officers Roch-
ford and Murphy will begin their ten
days furlough and prepare for the Fourth.
The case OF Michael Spaight against
Officer Lee, Superintendent of Public
Works Ladd and the city OF Pswtucket
comes up in the Common Pleas Court to-
morrow.
The Board OF s tate Charities and Cor
rections has awarded the contract for
building the new cottages for the Socka-
nosset School for BOYS to j. Z. 4 A..
Learned of Providence.
Tomorrow the selectmen OF Attleboro
will have to appear In the United States
Circuit Court In Boston to show cause
why an injunction should not be issued
to prevent them from interfering with
the Interstate.
1t appears to be In vogue In the Inter
State League to dispose of the managers
Of the teams. Already four teams are
without the managers they started out
with. The Lonsdales, Pawtuckets, Ash
tons and Manvilles are the clubs.
A man more or less under the influence
OF liquor came very near being seriously,
IL not fatally, injured, last evening on
Lonsdale avenue by jumping backwards
from a car which was going at fair rate
OF speed. He was not seriously hurt.
An aged woman named Catherine Weth-
erall was found wandering on Pawtucket
avenue last night by Officer Mcconnell.
She was taken to the police station,
where she said that she belonged in Prov
idence, and the police of that city were
notified.