Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-20
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Horace Albro has been visiting friends
at Clyde.
Charles Corey has been visiting friends
at Pbenix.
p. b. Baxter, the veteran safe builder,
was In town yesterday.
Miss Nellie Powers OF North Bend street
will leave today for a weeks visit In
Warren.
Don't leave home without your um-
brella. The cline storm" is due almost
any time.
Roger Williams Park will soon be the
mecca for one and all In this section OF
Rhode Island.
The members of Tower Post will attend
the meeting Of Ballou Post OF Central
Falls this evening.
The Republican City Convention will
be held In the district court room this
afternoon at O'Clock.
Joiner German, a swede, rs years OF
age, has been missing from his home at
Providence since Thursday.
Whoever holds number s27 is the
owner OF the Easter suit TO be presented
by Joseph Collette, the tailor.
Eureka Lodge, X. OF F., Ossamequin
Tribe, ]. o. Il. NJ, and Eureka Temple,
Pythian Sisters, met last evening.
&c. II. Hoffman OF Camp A. X. Tilton,
s. OF ", has been installed division quar-
termaster OF the Division OF Rhode ISL
and.
Watches are sold now that will run
eight full days after one single winding.
No woman shoald ever have any other
kind.
The testimony in the Hackett court
martial has been forwarded to Judge Ad-
vocate stiness and decision is expected
tonight.
II is hoped Easter will be as pleasant as
Pain Sunday, otherwise the annual exhi-
bitionoi Spring suits and Easter bonnets
viii have to be postponed.
George B. Boyden has not yet decided
on any arrangements or changes at Cres.
cent Park this season. He denies having
leased the resort to any person or persons.
The anniversary OF the introduction OF
the order OF the Catholic Knights OF
America into Rhode Island occurs In
April and the branches will duly observe
the event.
The two men who escaped from the Fall
River Central Station have not been
caught. They are supposed TO be In
Providence or this city and Inspector
Shay il looking for them.
Special Officer Gravelin has brought suit
against John Smith for $500 damages.
Gravelin's daughter was severely bitten
by Smiths dog. The writ is returnable
next Saturday In the Central Falls Dis
trict Court.
Georgia has citizen who possesses a
razor over one hundred years old. The
razor's lineage would not save him from
being arrested for carrying concealed
weapons il he struck this State with the
blade in his boot.
The funeral OF John Whitaker took
place yesterday afternoon, corner OF High
and Read streets. Rev. ID. w. Faunce
oficiated and interment was at Mineral
Spring cemetery. Deceased was 40 years
OF age and leaves wife.
AS two trains were passing on the Old
Colony Railroad near Attleboro yesterday
a bolt few from one OF the engines
through the window OF one OF the coaches
OF the other train, strikings lady in the
face, making painful wound.
The gold tipped eagles quill with
which Gov. Green halge signed the bill
abolishing fast day and creating Lexing-
ton day has been placed in a historical
museum. A base ball and football ought
to toaccompany it as relics OF fast day.
he latest cigarette victim Is Alfred
Mels, a Brooklyr, n. Y, newspaper
reporter. He smoked until he tainted, and
he died before the doctor could reach him.
His body was cremated at Fresh Pond
yesterday-gone up In smoke, as It we're.
Napoleon Lovely, IS years old, and
Frank Fay, II years old, who were serv-
ing minority sentences at the Sockanos-
set School for Boys, escaped from that In =
stitution early yesterday morning. Fay
belongs at Providence and Lovely at East
Douglass, Mass.
Joshua McKelvey died at his home al
Orange Grove, Cal, March 3, and his re-
mains were inferred at that place. lie
was So years OF age and was well known
In this city, having lived here before re.
moving to the Pacific coast lie was the
father OF David McKelvey OF this city.
The selectmen OF Attleboro will take
action at the meeting Thursday on the
matter OF exompting the Howard Bul.
Tough Company from taxation for a tern
OF years. Some men says the town can,
not exempt the company from taxation
and it is settled fact that the town will
not favor any scheme by which Rhod
Island will derive any benefit from tn,
concern.
About once In so often or perhap
sooner, semi occasionally for instance,
choose-up takes place among the stree
railroad employees. This Is caused by on
or more OF the old men getting through
when those standing next in the line o
promotion have their choice OF lines an
cars. The latest choose. up went int
effect yesterday. Among tho more i'm
portant shifts are Conductor McNally an,
Driver Wilbur and Conductor Baker an
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