Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-15
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| Illness.
The amateur polo game for tonight 4
Westerly VS.. Camp street.
nVittorio Murisni and Maria Dante hav,
filed marriage Intentions.
Rev. w. b. Jackson conduc the ser,
vices at Trinity Church yesterday.
Thirty-six of the quail received by tn,
Blackstone Valley Game Association are
dead.
The Interstate tracks will have to be
dug out In some places before they can be
used.
The Board of Directors OF the Young
Mems Catholic Association met Yesterday
afternoon.
John M. Mulvey, a student at Niagara
Seminary, is visiting his parents on Hill.
ton street.
Matron jerks OF the police department
is slowly recovering from a severe attac k
OF the grip.
Common Council will be held on Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Slattery, the new druggist, is doing
an excellent business at his pretty store
on High street.
Bernard McCaughey, the furniture
dealer, who recently injured his ankle,
was out Friday.
The Rhode Island Football Association
met In this city Saturday night and ar
ranged schedule.
Dennis Calvin was arrested In Provi-
dence Saturday night for trying to pass a
counterfeit half dollar.
James J. Gum, a well known citizen
and real estate owner, died at his home, 70
Cedar street, Saturday night.
The annual banquet and ball OF the
Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine Society
will be held Wednesday evening.
The Providence and Worcester polo
teams Will play game in the champion
ship series at Infantry Hall tonight.
Detective Haberlin and Officer Henry
we're out scouting yesterday on the east
as well as on the west side OF the river.
The teachers Of the first grade Will meet
at Miss Finlay's room, Summit street
school, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The ladies of the First Methodist
Church sent supply of bread ana tea to
the officers at the police station Saturday
night.
Hon. Nelson w. Aldrich will talk to the
business men on "The Electric Railroad
System OF Pawtucket and Vicinity" this
evening.
William J. Classy, formerly OF this
city, but now of Maine, has been granted
a pension through his attorney, K. w.
Blodgett.
The Pawtucket river Is frozen over and
yesterday skaters were gliding over the
smooth surface from Bensely's Point to
Red Bridge.
NJ. A. McNamee, state delegate OF the
Knights OF Colum bus, and Miss Elizabeth
A. German were united In marriage at st.
Johns Church, Providence, Wednesday
Saturday the relatives OF late James A.
Farrell OF Central Falls made a demand
on the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com.
pany for the amount foe which he was In
sured.
new order has been promulgated in
In the police department, or rather an old
rule enforced, to the effect that officers
on duty are not allowed to talk to any
person except in performance OF duty.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. James II. King
the rear of his residence, on Broadway,
when he slipped and fell, spraining his
ankle. He was attended by DR.. French.
The temperance meeting under the
auspices of the Nohpareil Temple OF
Honor, held in Kinyon block, was yester-
day afternoon addressed by Rev. Alex.
McGresor, with singing by the Park Place
choir.
A :Lonsdale avenue electric car, In
charge of Conductor Sherman, was de.
tained about twenty minutes In Trinity
square Saturday afternoon by the troll
ley arm catching and being bent uT
double.
The following Pawtucket people were
In New York during the past week: l.. b
Con, l.. II. LittleHeld, q. J. MacAllen anc
wife, II. A. Hall, A. b. Searies, j. Sharten
berg, Z. II. Butts, II. l.. Spencer, @. Cooper
and j. K. Dawson.
Ex-Governor Brown has issued an or
der pertaining to future examinations To-
commission In the militia. Hereafter those
who come before the examining board
must appear In undress uniform, and cal
be examined for but one grade at a time
young man attempted to board a ca
| In the middle of a moving train at tn
Broad street crossing at O'Clock Sat
urday afternoon, and was thrown upor
| the planking, while his hat rolled unde
the cars and was ground to pieces unde
the wheels.
The High street depot at North Attic
boro, on the Wrentham and Bosto
branch of the Consolidated Railroad, wa
entered shortly after the departure Of tn
1920 train Saturday and everything val
uabie carried on. It's a wonder the
didn't take the building.