Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-15
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| Kindles 10 glow on the edge Of the night,
| True on the track Of days orient car.
| The play Of thy flame In full plenitude
Piercing dim reaches OF inhnitude,
Like as "A minor { ord stricken has birth,
Sadly DER ruins fail shadows Of earth,
Guide thou through time mortals faring the
Who holds thee In orbit, destnies sway.
-Elma Folwel.
The Woodbines and Banner Boys play
at Crescent Park today.
James Ford Of Colwell's market Is en-
joying few days recreation.
Misses Annie Blake snd Maggie Burns
OF Grace street are visiting in Newport.
Look out for the Scotch games under
the auspices OF Clan Fraser next Saturday.
Susan C., wife OF George r. Dana, died
at her home, 100 Cottage street, Yesterday.
The Planet took moonlight excursion
down the river from Providence last
evening.
Joseph Leghoru and his sister OF New
Britain, Conn, are visiting relatives on
Knowles street.
The cars on the North Main and Broad
street lines lost the power today and were
stalled for some time.
Joseph Myette, a mack man at be Depot, 4,
found a pocketboo on the seat OF his
carriage yesterday and returned 1t TO the
| owner.
This noon Detective Hsberlln arrested a
man whom he found sleeping on Officer
| McLoughlin's beat while the latter WAS
at dinner.
brought from East Killingly, Ct, this af
ternoon and inferred at Mineral Spring
cemetery.
William Ferguson, chairman OF Clan
Fraser's games committee, will go to Bos-
ton Thursday to engage athletes for their
games on Saturday.
This forenoon the members OF Court
Love and Truth ana Court Central left on
] for Crescent Park. They were accom-
| panied by the Union Cornet Band OF Cen
tral Falls.
Patrick Reynolds and Charlotte Nc
Donough, George Bliss and Miss Annie
Butterworth, Frank Mcleod and Miss
AIDE Lightomer, John w. WarremeyeI
and Mary A. Habon have filed marriage
intentions.
The Forty Hours alteration services
closed at st. Joseph's Church yesterday
with a solemn high mass. A large num-
Der received holy communion during the
exposition.
This morning Conductor Miller OF ii @
| Pawtucket avenue line to Providence
caused Officer Lee to arrest two men who
caused trouble on his car by their Ian
guage and actions.
! Mary t.. Thurber, wife of Daniel A.
Thurber, died at her residence, 75i North
Main street, Monday. She was SO years
OF age, and her funeral will take place this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
George NJ. Burroughs, the capable fore
man OF the printing Office of John w.
Little Il Co., the city printers, has re-
turned after two weeks vacation which
was enjoyed ct Martha's Vineyard.
This afternoon a Woonsocket Officer
came to this city to look up some stolen
property. He got local officer and went
to a certain pawn shop, but did not gel
what he wanted and departed for th
Rubber City.
The Veteran Association OF the I'LL
Rhode Island Regiment held its annua
reunion at Fields Point yesterday. Thu
was the 22d Summer reunion of the regi
ment and the members, with thei
families were all present.
This forenoon Officer Lee arrested
man named John Feeley, VINO Is employee
by the PawtucEet Steam Il Gas Pipe Co
refusing to assist him I'm srresting tw
men who made trouble on a Providenc
car. John Daniels, the expressman, as
sisted the officer.
After long and wearisome delay, tn
hearts OF the members of Branch as
Order OF the Iron Hall, OF Providenc
were made glad few days ago by the n
> ceipt OF a dividend Of 80 per cent. upo
e the amount paid In By them. Branch a
q was one Of the last to turn In its fun
and the payment has been delayed unit
the members had begun to think tn
Q they had been forgotten.
F" Another accid ent happened TO the ne
electric cars yesterday. Car No. 8, whi
going down Dexter street, caught fir
and for a few moments there was lit
V excitement. The fire was soon put o'
n by the conductor and motornan and Il
car was run to the top OF the BroadwI
hill, where 1t was met by another eloctri
which took its place on the road. III
disabled car was then taken to the barn.
, Peter Asquith, an employe OF the Or
:, ing shed at the lower bleschery, Ssyle
willie, while attending to his duties at q
9 elevator yesterday was In some WI
caught and pinned to the floor. He W
relieved from his dangerous position
p, soon as possible, but not uutir serious
injured In the back and spine and int
=, nally. Dr. Wilson was summoned al
tho man was removed TO his home In {
village under his supervision.