Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-01
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The Veteran Firemen will meet togight.
officer Lee picked upa straw child to-
day.
Mrs. T.. l.. Freeman is visiting friends
at Newport.
The Y. M. G. A. base ball club will
meet tonight.
Chief Perry did not go to New York to
see the police parade.
lola Pomeroy with her pony and car
riage will arrive here Sunday evening at
8:a.
On next Sunday the Young Irelanders
Association will make an excursion to
Newport.
George Morrison was fined s5 and costs
yesterday afternoon for sssaulting Rich
ard II. Baker.
II. II. Sheldon sails tomorrow from
New York for Europe to be absent
couple OF months.
Tower Post will at last have home OF
It's own as soon az the armory is COM
pleted and the work is going on rapidly.
This evening the Epworth League OF
the First NJ. 4. Church will hold a social
at the home OF Miss Grace Con on Beecher
street.
Chief Briefly was present at the trial OF
the new nozzle invented by Capt. Baker
OF Hose at the Three Ones house, Provi.
dence, Wednesday evening.
Edward Wilkinson, the man who was
missing from his home on Cottage street,
is on his way home from New York,
money haying been sent him.
NJ. Il. Burns has bought out the busi-
ness OF N. Il. q A. Il. Burns, house paint
ers and decorators OF "a Japonica street,
and is ready to receive and fill all orders.
The pleasures of life are thoroughly en-.
joyed by the hosts who feast daily on the
palatsble meals served at the Main street
restaurant OF 8. b. Hsvens d Co. Choice
Havana cigars.
Clarence l.. Dean, the press agent OF the
Barnum x Bailey ,circus, was In this city
yesterday. He is an energetic and live
man and is doing good work In the press
department OF the show.
First Lieut.. John J. Kirwin of Co. f,
Second Regiment, has applied to Brigade
headquarters for a seven weeks leave OF
absence from the state. Lieut. Kirwin is
well known In this city.
The employees OF the Union Railroad
Company held another meeting last
night in Arnold Post Hall, Providence.
Thirty new members were admitted, max
ing the total membership iSl.
It was closing night at the May festival
at Infantry Hall, Providence, last evening.
Notwithstanding the rain the hall was
well filled until the close of the fair, and
all the booths were we'll pctronized.
The Providence Veteran Firemen's As
ISOLATION will hold a muster July 4th and
several companies have already entered.
A silver trumpet has been offered TO the
active company making the best display.
Division 8, A. o. H., will hold an i'm
portsnt meeting this evening. Matters
relating TO the coming State and county
conventions which will be held in Provi.
dence on or about Sunday, June II, are to
considered.
Conductors and motormen on a Brook
lyn trolley line are warned by placards
posted by the company that they "must
stop flirting along the line" Such an or
der is not necessary here. Our street car
employees don't fiirt.
The twenty-fifth anniversary OF the
marriage Of MIR. and Mrs. Julius Shuman
will be observed this evening in Tilling-
hsst's parlors, Providence. Mr.. Shuman
is the well known clothier ia the Cole
block and there will be many from this
city present.
Up to Saturday last Is tuberculous
cattle had been killed In the State since
May 1. The cattle we're appra ised at s64S
and the State paid their owners 1924 for
them. Everyone one Of these beasts was
killed In Providence county. The total
number killed In Providence county since
Jan. Is over 100.