Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-10
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Julia Flemming was taken to jail today
The Tax Assessors were Ia session today
Albert Hague will soon leave for Watch
Hill.
Davis, a pitcher from North Adams,
arrived today.
Officers James Smith and Sweet are on
their vacations.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
morrow evening.
George e. Lumbard OF Taunton has
been visiting here.
Tomorrow the American Mechanics will
hold their annual field day.
License Commissioner Fairbrother and
Officer Tabor are improving.
At the Rescue Mission last evening Mrs.
ID. w. Faunce made an address.
The monthly meeting OF the School
Committee will be held tonight.
The quarterly meeting OF the Pawtucket
Boat Club will be held this evening.
The firemen who were injured In Prov.
ideDce on Saturday are rapidly improv-
ing.
One OF Timothy Buffers bottling teams
lost a wheel on Railroad avenue this
morning.
William Turner, the veteran knight Of
the mortar and pestle at Fisk & Co.'s, is
having a vacation.
One OF the Providence policy shops
opened in full blast yesterday while 9TH
| ers remained closed.
The first open air concert by the Paw
tuckot City Band will take place at Payne
park tomorrow evening.
John Conley OF Broadway, Pleasant
View, is spending the weeK looking for
sea servent at Pleasant Bluff.
The Board of License Commissioners
did not meet last evening on account of
Illness OF some OF the members.
Miss Mary l.. McCready died Sunday at
her home III Prospect street. Her funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon.
Another drunken row took place on
the Crescent Park electrics Sunday night
that resulted in two men being arrested.
James Carroll, who escaped from the
State WorKhouse nearly a year ago, was
arrested by Detective Haberlin last night.
William IL. McDevitt, the Broad street
clothier, is receiving the congrat ulations
OF his friends on the accession to his
family OF baby boy.
William z. Hurley, Freeman * Sons
locsl right hand man, returned last even
| ing from New York where he attended
the funeral of nephew.
The funeral OF Mrs. Abbie f., wife Of
George 4. Miller, took place this after
noon at 3 o'slock from her late home, II
| Johnson street. She was in her 39th
year.
| Officer Joseph Smith was called upon
| Sunday night to shoot a valua BILE mare be.
longing to Bowen Brothers, the animal
being sufferer from muscular rheu-
matism.
This evening Miss Maggie Cheetham,
accompanied by Miss Rose Reddington of
| Roxbury, Mass, left for a vacation OF
three weeks, which will be spent along the
shores OF Nsrragansett Bay.
| Before Justice Wilbur yesterday in he
Common Pleas Division OF the Supreme
Court Gardner Sims, J. l.. Studley and A.
| J. Fisher were appointed commissioners
| To settle the damages for the land taken
by the State for the new capitol.
At meeting OF st. Joseph's T. A. Society
| Sunday committee OF three was Rp-
| pointed to confer with the Sacred Heart
and st. Mary's Temperance Societies with
view OF holding general monthly meet
| ings or reunions OF the three societies.
The King Philip Mill authorities OF Fall
River now have 200 looms running and
three mule spinners resumed work yes
terday. A conference OF representatives
OF the strikers and Agent Chase was held
yesterday afternoon.
Owing to the death of Mrs. Abbie nj
Miller, member of Pawtucket Lodge,
| No. 1870, n. Il. D. p, the house warming of
that lodge, which was to have taken place
| this evening, has been indefinitely post
poned. Mrs. Miller was insured for q, 900
In the order.
The police OF Providence say that there
are number OF thieves in town, but
nothing on the curface shows that they
have been engaged in wrong doing. Sun
day two Boston crooks we're arrested on
suspicion ana yesterday morning were
given leave to make themselves scarce.
The local members OF the life and fire
insurance companies made an excursion
to Bullocks Point yesterday aud after
enjoying themselves all day left in the
evening for moonlight sail on the
planet returning at a late hour after a
very pleasant outing.
Frank GoIman, the popular clerk at the
Opera House Cafe, met with severe ac-
cident yesterday by which he may lose
the forehnger OF his left hand at the first
joint. lie was cutting lemon when the
knife slipped, nearly severlng the finger
Dr. True took tour stitches in 1t and will
try To save 1t II possible.
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