Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS


Is covering his beat.
The front OF the Lyons Delany Co..
store was repainted today.
Men were busy yesterday brscing the
trolley wire on North Main street.
Edwin Z. Burnham is treating his
friends with cigars these days. Boy.
The Seekonk society will hold a clam
bake tomorrow at Judge Robinson's farm.
The regular meeting OF the Young Ire
landers Association was held last even
ing.
The search for Mrs. Joseph Eyles, for
merly Miss Theresa Miller OF this city, is
still going on.
The annual clam bake OF the "Pieasant
View Hoboes" will be held Sunday at
| Diamond Hill.
Bernard Barry, 10 years OF age, and
Hugh McCahey, IL years OF age, are miss
ing from Providence.
| James Cusick OF Middle street caught
an eagle Sunday at Rehoboth that meas /.
ures Ave feet from tip to tip.
The appointment OF Col. O'Reilly OF
Woonsocket as collector OF >the port Of
Providence has been confirmed.
The young man whose log was broken
at ii. &. McDut's lumber yard Saturday
was Joseph Leddy not Thomas Leddy.
The funeral OF Mary Flanagan, who
died at her brothers. residence, 4S Japoni-
ca street, will take place tomorrow morn
ing.
Branch 81 Of the Textile Workers will
meet In the rooms OF the Spinners Asso-
citation tomorrow evening instead OF this
evening.
McElroy & Mooney, the clothiors,
have new figure In their show window.
1t is that OF flower girl and Is very at
tractive.
Word received from Chief OF Police
Oliver II. Perry at Chatham indicates I hat
his health is improving under the in
huence OF the sea air.
A young man was arrested by Officer
Porritt last evening on charge of distur-
bing the meeting at the Rescue Mission
the first trou BILE there In some time.
James . Sullivan, formerly OF Westerly,
but now Superintendent OF Stations In
the Postotiice Department at Philadel-
phia, was in this city yesterday visiting
friends.
The sale of the Attleboro, North At
tleboro and Wrentham Electric Railroad,
which has been postponed several times
and was set down for today, has again
been postponed-this time until Sept 4.
Mrs. Corrigan, formerly OF Water street,
this city, died at the home OF her daugh-
ter at Woonsocket ;his morning. Under
and interment will be at st. Msry's GENE
terry.
Officer Mclaughlin found lost child,
little girl about years OF age, on Main
street yesterday and took her to the sta
ton. Her parents called for her after
she had been at the station about one
hour. Her name was Edna Besusher and
she lived in Georgiayille.
John f. Hsrkins appeared at the col
lector's agency OF James Wilson yester-
day morning, and denied the story
printed In Friday evenings papers re-
garding him. He said that he had never
told any Dody that he was a collector for
anybody, nor that he was any sort OF a
sheriff.
The State, city and town Sealers OF
| gatherings today. At 10 O'Clock they met
at the office OF State Sesler Crawford on
North Main street and considered matters
| of interest to their calling. After the
meeting they visited Fields Point and en-
| joyed shore dinner.
Joseph Brichel, State Organizer of the
American Federation of Labor, complains
that persons soliciting advertisements for
Labor Day programmes are using the
name Of the organization which he rep
resents. Mr.. Brichel desires IL under.
stood that the Federation OF Labor has
no connection with the scheme.
| Charles Z. Flagg, the director OF tue
Rhode Island Experiment Station, In
his last monthly bulletin invites any
persons interested In agriculture to visit
the Institution and witness the expert
ments now In progress. The bulletins
are free of expense "to such individuals as
may request the same" and to encourage
such visits Mr.. FlagR gives list OF the
experiments now In progress.
Sunday young man and his best girl
from this city we're In Providence and the
form sr had forgotten that the cars only
stop at the white posts. After two or
three cars had gone by the young man
and did not stop for him he began to get
mad but could not relieve bis mind by
using few swear words as the lady was
present. They decided to take a train
home and when he told an officer about
II yesterday he was asked where he was
standing. That brought the white post
business to his mind and he stopped
finding fault.
At the meeting OF Tower Post, No. II,
q. A. r., last evening, the committee on
the roster was instructed to have copies
printed, In pamphlet form, containing a
| roster OF the post roll OF honor list OF