Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-26
TfRSE TRlBUkEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS or lsTEHEsT TO ALL
or OUR READERS
E1-Msyor Potter of Providence is very

E1-Msyor Potter OF Providence is very
ILL.,
Martha L. Gregory OF Providence has
been granted an original widows pension.
The inspection OF the city's water works
system Will take place the latter part OF
next month.
The Young Mems Social Club will hold
a social in Court Woodlawn's hall tomor-
row evening.
Rev. Charles 8. Lacroix OF Manchester,
n. H., VINO has been visiting relatives in
this city, returned home yesterday.
Major e. p. Tobie will make an address
| on the services OF General Sheridan before
the members OF Division Z, A. D. H., to-
morrow evening.
Gov. Brown has been appointed one of
the three judges in the defamation con-
test bet ween Yale and Harvard st New
Haven tomorrow evening and has ac-
cepted.
Supreme Representative Charles A. Lee
OF the Knights OF Pythias will visit Ana
wan Lodge OF Fall River this evening
when the rank OF knight, long form, will
be conferred.
The NJ. ID. Kelly Lighting Company has
begun work on the job OF lighting the
Pawturket depot. The contract for light
ing the Woonsocket depot has also been
awarded to the same company.
Mayor Tiepke returned today from
Washington where he attended the an
nual convention OF the National Republi-
can League. He was elected the member
OF the executive committee from this
State.
The Providence team will play Paw
tucket on the Dexter street grounds to-
morrow afternoon, when the homesters
will endesvor TO square matters Tor the
defeat sustained at Adelaide Park on
Monday.
There was a large attendance at the sale
and entertainment held by William Penn
Division, Sons OF Temperance, st their
new quarters In the Kinyon Block. The
affair was highly successful from every
point OF view.
At the annual convention OF the Mas
ter Plumbers Association OF Rhode Island
held Tuesday afternoon In Newport,
Samuel Jackson OF this city was elected
president. After the business meeting
there was banquet.
Many Pawtucket people attended the
fifteenth annual reception OF the dancing
classes of Prof. Haas at his academy in
Providence last evening. 1t was a de-
lightful occasion and one OF the social
events OF the season.
The doing away OF the various slot ma
chimes Will be recommended by the chief
OF police OF Newport to the License Com
missioners OF that city before license Is
granted to any Of the applicants; also that
the number of licenses oe redu ced.
Pawtucket Will play the following
games next week In the New England
League series: BaDgors on the Dexter
street grounds on Monday, at Haverhill
on Tuesday and Wednesday, at home with
Portland on Thursday, and at Worcester
Saturday.
There Is every appearance that we are
to be told the old and oit-repeated story,
that there will be a fruit famine this sum-
mer. The lrosts and gales OF week ago
gave good occasion for the starting OF the
tale, and 1t was improved with character
istic and usual alscri,y.
Engineers on the Consolidated road are
growing gray with worry trying to
avoid running down tramps that have
taken TO the track. One OF the engineers
on local freight after whistling In vain
yesterday, brought his machine to a stop
and politely asked the obstructiug pedes-
trien II he wouldn't step of and let the
train go by.