Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-13
TERSE 1RIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS

City Printer little spent Sunday al
Chatham.
Joseph Ellington and wife are home
from Europe.
John +. McAleyy and party left today
for Block Island.
Miss Mary l.. Rogers is at Cottage City
for few weeks.
Edwin Jackson OF this city is visiting
In Willimantic, Conn.
Bernard McGrath, the shoe dealer, was
at Block Island Yesterday.
Enoch Lewis OF the firm OF Lewis q
Curry is i'll with pneumonia.
At. st. Joseph's Church yesterday a
forty hours alteration was begun.
James Norton returned today from a
trip he says "half way round the world"
The monthly meeting OF the Common
Council will be held on Wednesday even
ing.
The next open air concert will take
place Wednesday evening In the Fifth
Ward.
Prof. Charles A. Cole and family have
returned from their Summer stay at Els
worth, Me.
The annual clam bake OF the Pleasant
View "Hoboes" was held at Diamond
Hill yesterday.
Help to give the poor children an out
ing. Small contributions are just as ac-
ceptable as large ones.
The employees OF the Pawtucket Manu-
featuring Co. enjoyed a sail down the
river and bay Saturday.
The remains OF Jane Monaghan we're
brought from the City Farm this after
noon by Undertaken Manning.
Officer Mclaughlin found five men on
Summer street engaged In a quarrel this
forenoon and routed the whole gang.
A quantity of liquor seized by the po-
lice at the premises OF Henry Dainty was
forfeited In the District Court Saturday.
George T. Esten died at his home, 40
West avenue, Saturday aged 55 years. His
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon.
The gang of tramps that Is now located
at the old rendezvous of the Italians on
Broadway should be looked after by the
police.
s. y. Nicholson OF the firm OF Nicholson,
Thackray Il Co. sailed Saturday on the
Catalonia from Boston for a tour OF
Europe.
Misses Mamie keenan,, Josephine Gull
len, Matte Brennan and Mamie Douglas
start today to spend their vacations at
Connanicut Park.
Miss Hope A. Garrett, clerk at the
Office OF the city clerk, returned from her
vacation In the southern part OF the State
Saturday evening.
Thomas Moran of the Peoples Boot a.
Shoe store commenced two weeks va
cation today, part OF which will be
spent at Block Island.
The Rhode Island Yacht Club bake at
Potter's Cove yesterday was we'll attended
and proved to be fully as enjoyable as its
successful predecessors.
Mrs. j. w. Holiday and Mrs. Edward
Colweli, both of Paris, KY, are in the
city for fort nights visit with the for
mer's son and daughter, William NJ. and
Nellie w. Holiday.
The third toe on the foot OF little Desss
Busby, a little Brook street girl, wal
nearly severed Saturday afternoon by {
hatchet in the hand uf her little brother
with whom she was at play.
Mrs. w. II. Steere and daughter, Miss
Laurie Roberts and Willie 8. Roberts
have enjoyed a vacation OF ten days with
their pastor, Rev. t. s. Snow, at his Sum
mer residence in Greenwich.
A 2year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Capron OF this city, who wer
visiting at the cottage of Michael Nc
Caffrey, near Sabin's Point, fell from tn,
piazza yesterday, breaking her wrist.
Arthur Odette, who was arrested 70
slander and false imprisonment saturda
evening, was unable to obtain bail and re
meined locked up in the police station
until yesterday afternoon, and vas thei
taken to Jail.
Saturday Capt. Gorkin of the schoone
James Baird Of Philadelphia was arreste
by Constable Lawrence for a bill s53 con
tracted by the steward. The Court con
cluded 1t had no jurisdiction and tn
Captain was released.
Parties desiring to purchase good hors,
cheap can find what they want by apply
ing to the barn OF the Pawtucket Stree
Railway Compsny on Broad street. IL
changing OF the belt line from hor,
power to electricity necessitates this sal
While watching scrub game OF ba
ball at Crescent Park yesterday afternoo
one OF the witnesses named Patrick Nj
Dougal OF Fall River was struck over Il
right eye by batted ball. His torches
was cut and bruised and the man render,
unconscious.
The dedication OF the new chapel r
Gently erected at Bullock's Point too
place yesterday afternoon at o'cloc
Elmer Lent OF Central Falls was men
ber of the quartette that took part al
Hon. II. B. Met ,ali OF this city made g
interesting address.
Bear in mind the grand excursion
Nantasket Beach tomorrow, from Prov
dence, Pawtucket, Attleboro aud statio
to No. Easton inclusive. Special ira
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