Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-28
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visit to the Green Isle.
No carriages are now allowed on the
Dexter street grounds.
The funeral OF John q. Flagg took place
yesterdy at $3.50 o'clock.
Monday evening Tower Lieht Infantry
will enjoy target practice again.
Rev. w. b. +. Jackson VIII take charge
OF Trinity Church tomorrow to remain.
This evening the joint standing Com
mittee on sewerD and Highways will meet.
The Pawtucket branch OF the National
Textile Union will meet Monday evening.
The last service will be held in the old
Methodist Church on High street tomor-
row.
Dexter street from Main to the baseball
grounds is getting to be quite business
center.
MI. Cavanaugh recovered his team
that was stolen at East Providence last
evening.
Mondsy the first trip will be made
from Providence down the river by the
steamer W hat Cheer.
Tomorrow at go mass at the Sacred
Heart Church a forty hours devotion SER
vice will be opened.
Officer Callahan founo two coats done
up In a bundle In the rear OF the T..
Jenckes shop yesterday.
Tuesday is the anniversary OF the con-
soiidation OF Pawtucket with portion OF
North Providence In 1874
The Rescue Mission is now I'm charge OF
party from Olneyville, reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Tomorrow evening the executive com
mittee OF the st. Patrick's Day celebration
will meet In Sarsfield Hall at o'clock.
City Clerk Sibley Is in Attleboro today
attending the funeral OF his nephew who
died suddenly there last Wednesday even
ing.
Prof w. w. Bailey OF Brown lectured at
the State normal school at 80 this af-
ternoon on the "Cross Fertilization OF
Plants"
The condition OF ex-Mayor Potter of
Providence was today reported to be lit
tie better, although he is not yet out OF
danger.
The committee on annual celebration OF
the Foresters OF the State will meet to-
morrow afternoon IN the hall of Court
Flower OF Dexter.
John J. Hogan has brought suii against
the Pswtucket Street Railway Company
for $500 on account OF damages done to
his team laat December.
The steamboat inspection service have
issued a circular governing the carrying
of lights on barges and canal boats In tow
70 steam vessecs to take effect Tuesday.
Young Men" by Rev. IL. f. Kinnerney,
appears In today's Providence Visitor. 1t
is well written and deserves to be widely
read.
The Committee on Water OF the City
Council were out inspecting the works
yesterday, accompanied by Commissioner
OF Public Works Ladd and Assistant
Perry.
Il. A. Corbett's subject will be "Keep
Your Record Clean, Young Man." with a
blac kboard sketch, at the Sunday Break
fast Mission, 116 North Main street, to-
morrow at $3.50 a. m.
Monday John Martin will be given a
trial on a charge OF maintaining a nui.
sance. He is, or was alleged to be, in
charge OF the Rhode Island House on
Mineral Spring avenue.
The members OF Division 8, A. o. H.,
are specially requested to be present at a
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
to consider important business. See Off.
cial notice on first page.
Some OF the departments at the Conant
Thread mills that haye been shutting
down for the week az Friday noon, today
began running five days a week, and soon
will again be on full time.
The officers elect OF Pawtucket Union,
No. 3, OF the international Bricklayers AS
sociation will be duly installed at the
next meeting on Thursday evening by
the Deputy of Providence Union, No. l.
The "Gllt Edge" train from New York
ycbbSIuhl dIltFnOOn met Win an aCCluent
this side of Stonington when a portion Of
the locomotive gave out. BY working
one side of the engine the train was haul.
ed slowly TO Providence.
w. 8. Jones, formerly Superintendent
of the central division OF the New York
and New England Railroad, has been ap.
pointed Superintendent OF the Man haitian
Beach division Of the Long Island Rail-
road, with headquarters at Brooklyn.
A couple OF men got into warm ar
gument I'm front OF the McCabe building
at the foot OF Dexter street yesterday af-
ternoon and one was anxious to convince
the other that he made noise enough to
convince a crowd that gathered that be
was none OF her than Coxey, propounding
his industrial army theories.
The J. f. Russells OF the State league
have signed the following players for the
season Of '9i. They would like a GENE
away from home May 8; Gibbons, G; Ed
die Burke, p.; Psndergast, Id; Farnhem,
%; Dorsn, 8b; Larkey, ss.; McAlooD, !.
f.; Kenny, C. g.; Callahan, r. T.; Joseph
Delaney, Manager, IA Lsvsugh street,
Providence.