Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-16
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.


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day for Europe.
Patrol Driver Csrvell has not yet got
out OF the hospital.
The Board OF License Commissioners
will meet tonight.
Miss Agnes Coogan OF Arctic Is visiting
relatives In this city.
Some residents OF the "view" enjoyed a
chicken roast yesterday.
A. Fred Devere, the sign painter, has
gone to Newport for Q month.
Mrs. Henry Il. Tiepke and Mrs. p. 4.
Tilllnghast are home from Europe.
Rev. NJ. ii. Babcock took charge OF the
First Free Baptist Church yesterday.
Chief Perry is much improved today.
His chances OF recovery are very good.
A regular meeting OF Delaney Council,
X. OF g., will be held Wednesday evening.
This afternoon the Pswtuckets and
stars will play an exhibition game on the
Dexter street grounds.
The officers elect OF Branch Parnell, |.
". f., were installed yesterday. The
occasion was pleasant one.
Miss Grace Nye OF the Pawtucket Loan
Co.'s store is industriously imbibing the
air OF the White Mountains.
Henry Francis Atweli OF Providence
and Miss Rosells ID. Armington OF this
city hsye hled marriage intentions.
Joseph Armell entertained the mem bers
OF Union Division, Uniform Rank, X. Of
p, at his home at Attleboro yesterday.
There will be a months mind mass for
the repose OF the soul OF Felix McCabe at
St. Joseph's Church Wednesday morning.
Miss f. A. Donshue, proprietor OF the
wrapper store on Main street, gave her
clerks an outing yesterday that was,
thoroughly enjoyed.
John A. Thompson OF 449 High street,
Central Falls, gave an exhibition OF his
new stationary lawn sprinkler today on
the lawn OF the Baptist Church.
Catherine Wilson, the elderly insane
woman who was found wandering about
the streets Saturday, was taken to her
home from India Point yesterday.
Two boys, IA or Is years OF age, were
amusing themselves Saturday morning
bv diving from the top OF "Tin Bridge"
much to the horror OF several spectators.
As will be seen by the announcement of
Deahy Brothers on the fourth page their
row. The sale IL on all seasonable goods
and Is going to be a veritable slaugh hter in
prices.
Saturday the Providence News will give
an excursion to New York and Newburg
on the Hudson. The City of Lawrence
will leave Providence at 8 p. M, return
ing the steamer will arrive In Providence
at go a. m. Monday.
The second bake OF the Bhode Island
Yacht Club at Potter's Cove was held
yesterday, and although the indications
OF the early day did not point to sue
cessful outcome, the event eliminated In
an enjoyable event.
George Goulet, aged nine years, while
swimming In the Blackstone river at
hanv'lle Saturday forenoon, was taken
of his feet by the current and drowned.
His body was recovered twenty minutes
later in fifteen feet of water by divers.
A few days ago Mrs. Hannah &. Mott
| OF Attleboro took some Chinese lily bulbs,
which she supposed were onions, and
cooked them. The whole family ate OF
the bulbs, and for few days were dan
gerously III, but they have now nearly
recovered.
A horse and carriage belonging to
"Rock" Horton, we'll known horseman,
was driven away from under shed on
the premises Of the Pswtucket Exchange
Hotel on Bullock's Point avenue, Pleasant
Blun, Saturday afternoon.
Spencer Chace complained to the police
| Saturday afternoon that as he was
getting into his wagon a man kicked him
and grabbed his whip. One John Lynch
was arr, sted on suspicion OF having COM
mitted the offence, but was discharged.
The lad from KnightsyilIe, who was
left In a team at the depot Saturday by
his father, remained at the police station
Till yesterday afternoon, when his father
| came after him. He had been to Franklin
and other places, and had forgotten all
about leaving the boy and the team here.
The family OF Charles Wright OF Seventh h
street, Providence, were out riding Sat
urday evening, when a wheel came of
their carriage as they were passing the
Boston One Price Clothing house, and all
the occupants, including several little
children, we're thrown out, but fortunate
| ly none we're hurt.
| Just after o o'clock Saturday evening
an alarm was sounded from the third
district OF Riverside for fire In a cot
tage belonging to Judge A. A. White on
Sherman street, near Camp White. The
tre originated In a feather bed In an
attic chamber, and burned briskly until
extin1 uished by neighbors before the
arrival of the fire company.
The trial OF Louis Most, the Italian
who was arrsiyned In the morning and
pleaded not guilty TO q charge of revel-
Ing on the afternoon of July 10, took
place In the District Court room Saturday
afternoon before Judge Shove. The de-
fendant had no counsel, while Joseph Os-
field, Jr., looked after the interests OF
the State. lie was fined go and costs, and
being unable to pay was committed.