Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-17
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II. ii. Greene is In town.
Fred Z. Phillips is happy papa.
Peter Lennon provided grain for the big
show.
The Msroons play In the Spindle City
today.
Lee Bros. furnished groceries for the
circus.
The Common Council meets tomorrow
night.
The Committe on Education will meet
tonight.
Miss L. B. Fullerton is visiting at VIII
limantic.
l.. Fuller and wife have returned from
Nystt Point.
The Cycling Club took run to Lake
Pearl Sunday.
License Commissioner Butler is at
Gregory, Mich.
Delaney Council, X. Of e., will meet
tomorrow evening.
The wine clerks OF this city and Central
Falls play ball today.
The quarterly meeting OF the boat club
will be held tonight.
The usual Sunday night row took place
on the Riverside cars.
Blue Bell Lodge OF Good Templsrs will
celebrate its anniversary July 20.
The next band concert will take place
on Broadway tomorrow evening.
Chief OF Police is more comfortable,
but is considered very sick man.
The new children's play ground was
opened on Smiths Hill, Providence, today.
II Is wonderful how many "old folks" 1t
takes to bring the little one to the circusl
Tomorrow will be Pythian Day and the
membe Of the local lodges will 20 down
the river.
Officer Mclaughlin found a pocketbook
on Main street near the New Idea Store
yesterday.
Rosa Kenney, 63 years OF age, was sent
to the State insane asylum today as an in.
sane person.
The time for sending In applications for
civil service examinations for Postoffice
positions closes Monday.
Col. Nichols, who was one OF ex-Gov.
Davis stsff and who has been out In
Tacoma, was In the city yesterday.
Quite smart shower, accompanied by
some lightning and thunder, visited this
city between and 7o'clock last evening.
The Committee on Fire Department
will meet this evening and award the
contract for building the Fairlawn sta
tion.
morrow for the camp OF the Second
Brigade, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia,
at South birmingham.
There will be a months mind mass OF
requiem In st. Msry's Church on We'd
nesday morning at 7 o'clock for the repose
OF the soul OF Maria q. Murray.
The Young Mems Christian Association
held q meeting last evening and decided
to make an excursion Aug. 10 to Rocky
Point, with a field DAY Of athletic sports
open to all amateurs.
Schooner Eva May, which has, for the
past day or two, been anchored lin Wick
ford outer harbor, appears to be leaking
badly and gang OF men are kept at the
pumps almost continuously.
The old vitriol works building near
Cunningham's crossing In Rumford have
been vacant for some time, but they now
have use which Is fast making them
famous as traIDps' headquarters.
At the meeting OF Uniform Rank, X.
| OF p, last evening II. o. True, Z. w.
Howard and &. w. Arnold were appointed
a committee to arrange for a moonlight
excursion to Silver Spring August II.
| Allie Richards, the we'll known catcher
is suffering at Attleboro from o poisoned
finger. Some days ago he was bitten by
| a tarantuls and for day or two 1t was
feared that smputat ion would be neces-
sary.
Willie StOcker was knOckeu down anc
run over bya horse and buggy driven by
Harry Weinberg on Pawtucket avenue
Sunday. The lad was moving backward
from an electric car at the time OF the ac-
cident. lie was badly bruised.
Just before s o'clock Sunday evening
an express wagon, containing three young
mon and driven by John McLeary OF thi,
city, collided with q hicyclist on Bullock,
Point avenue, Riverside. The wheelman
Fred Carson, was thrown of, the wheels
of the wagon passing over Mr.. Carson
legs and machine. The latter was bsdl!
demolished, while Mr.. Carson's right le,
was broken near the ankle and the lef
leg was badly cut and crushed. He wa
taken to bis home at Warren.