Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-07
TERSE TRIDUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS or INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS

The family OF J. J. Gavagan are at
Watch Hill.
The infant son OF Joseph Coughlin Of
Lawn avenue died yesterday.
The steamer Mount Hope will make its
first trip to Block Island tomorrow.
W.B.F. Jackson will ofiiciste for the
last time at Trinity Church tomorrow.
The Stars will play the Banner Boys on
the Dexter street grounds this afternoon.
| Rhode Island pensions - Original
widows, ETC., Elizabeth T. Doberty.
Westerly.
Miss Sadie Brennan and Emma Porter
OF North Attleboro were visitors In this
city last evening.
The soldier boys will 90 into camp
Monday, and the TRIBUNE will have
special correspondent there.
The newly elected officers OF Theodore
Koerner Lodge, ID. .. H., were installed
Thursday evening by George j. Stoecker.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company
will make six trips down the river tomor-
row and will be able to accommodate all
people.
l.. A. Lewis, who for a number OF years
has been a purser on steamer City Of
Newport, has resigned. John Doyle has
taken his place.
The lawn party OF st. Joseph's Temper
ance Society on the Dunneil grounds was
we'll attended last evening and will be
concluded tonight.
Joe Hamiii, the star left fielder, arrived
In town this morning from Norwich, u.
strengthen the Maroons.
This morning Bernard keenan, went to
the hospital In Providence to undergo an
operation to alleviate a painful ailment
that has long troub bled him.
Steamer Tourist Is on the dry dock.
During the past few days the fast new
steamer has not been working Just right
and changes will be made at once.
Some queer stories are being told~coD-
cerning the actions OF certain officials at
the boat race on the Fourth. They VEN
tured too near the water" 1t Is said.
The suit of A. M. Beers, administrator
OF the estate OF Nelson Waterman, who
wss scalded to death In the Eagle Mills,
Woonsocket, last Winter, comes up Mon
day.
John August kaufman died at his home
corner OF George and Cedar streets last
night at z O'Clock. He ruptured himself
by lifting a barrel OF water at Fourth OF
July picnic.
Thursday evening a happy North At
tleboro party, headed by Lawyer O'Brien,
the Misses Platt, Miss Hamill and Miss
Resrdon, visited the st. Joseph's lawn
party In a tslly-ho.
Letters have been received from James
Kelley W no Is at the Larkin House, Watch
Hill. lie was witness to the drowning
| OF Frank Curran OF Westerly at Watch
! Hill Wednesday. The body was rescued
| and was exposed on the beach nearly
seven hours waiting for a coroner.
Royal Liberty Lodge, I. o. y. +. M. u,
at their last meeting elected the follow
| ing officers, who we're Installed during
| the evening: Grand Master, Harry Bald
win; Noble Grand Henry Hardy; Vice
Grand, Fred Hogg; Elective Secretary,
Peter Entwhistle; Permanent Secretary,
Augustus Clement; Treasurer, William
M. Kenyon.
Before long Pawtucket people will see
big disls fastened to the corners OF the
| street cars aloft. These dials Will look
very much like 90 cent clocks and In some
| respects will resemble ships barometers.
However, they will be nett her the one nor
| the other, but are made especially for
the purpose OF registering fares and are
to take the place OF the bell punches now
I'm vogue.
While Sergeant Of Police Nickerson and
Officer Joseph Smith were out In quest of
bonfires on the evening OF July 8 they
came across two men who were sitting on
| the steps OF a grocery store at the corner
| OF Pine and Cedar streets. As they drove
| past the two men pointed the revolvers
| which they had In their hands directly
towards them and blazed away. The
horse which the police were driving
started to run, but was soon checked. As
soon as the horse had been stopped the
police returned and took possession OF the
revolvers, but allowed the men to 60.