Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-10
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The polo season opens Nov. 10.

The polo season opens Nov. 10.
Tower Post transacted routine business
last evening.
The storm of last evening did no dam.
age In this city.
Letter Carrier George w. Chaplin has
returned from his vacation.
John II. Knott of Washington is the
guest OF Edwin p. Marshall.
Miss Mamie McCann of East Cole street
has returned from Fail River.
Capt. Rice OF the police force has re-
turned from trip to Pennsylvania.
All Eastern League games were post
poned yesterday on account OF rain.
Misses Mamie and Katie Giblin of East
Cole street have returned from Newport.
The people will have to decide on the
biennial election two weeks from tomor.
row.
DR.. II. N. Day of Chicago has been the
guest of Alderman GorGon and family the
past week.
officer Mclaughlin Is covering his bea:
the square.
Ths gymnasium classes at tho Y. M. g.
A. opened last evening for the Fall and
Winter season.
The horse and Carriage found by Officer
Sword Sunday is still at the station
awaiting the owner.
William H. Hughes, an employe of the
baggage room at the depot, has returned
from his wedding trip.
The funeral of George, the infant son of
James Gammell, took place yesterday af-
ternoon. Interment was at Moshassuck
cemetery.
Newsdealer Moy and wife celebrated
the 18th anniversary of their marriage
yesterday by a pleasure trip through
Massachusetts.
Frank Ryder was knocked from his
wheel by team on Barton street yester.
day, but escaped injury although the
bicycle was smashed.
Complaint has been made that the catch
basins on Fountain street emit terrible
stencil which Is caused by marketmen and
storekeepers throwing all sorts of refuse
into them.
Tomorrow the members of the Etna As
sociation will enjoy field day at Rhodes
on-the. Pawtuxet. The trip will be made
In electric cars and a long list of games
has been arranged.
Cne OF the horses attached to hose fell
In the square while answering the alarm
from box yesterday afternoon and AL
bert 3. Siner was thrown to the pavement
receiving several severe bruises.
The third annual gathering of the des.
cendants Of Joseph Williams, eldest son
OF the founder of Rhode Island and Prov
idence plantations, will be held at Roger
Williams Park tomorrow IL 1t is pleasant.
John T. Fitzpatrick, who has been en-
ployed for the past three years as sales.
man at the Misfit Parlors, has severed his
connection with that firm and is now
with M. J. Harson, the Providence halter.
James Kelley, the Attleboro marble and
granite dealer, was In town yesterday be-
ing on his way home from Warwick,
where he placed In position q monument
to the memory of Alice Duffy who lived
on James street.
This evening a special meeting OF the
board OF governors Of the Pawtucket Boat
club and Athletic Association will be held
at the be at house to consider several i'm
portAnt matters, chief among them being
the question of sending represen tatives
to Lawrence, Mass, Sept. IL.
Coroner James l.. Jenks was notified
yesterday by Medical Examiner M. w.
Kelliher to hold an inquest on the death
of Isaac Guillott who was killed at Cot
trell's lumber yard Saturday. Coroner
Jenks said lie would not be able to begin
the investigation before Friday or Satur-
day.
Fred Devlin of this city and Hans Han
son Of Central Falls are entered in the
one mile open, half mile open and one
mile handicap on the first day of the At
tleboro fair. On the second day Devlin,
Hanson and Homer Scholze are entered
In the mile open, half mile open and one
mile hsndicap.
A Washington dispatch says that Car
roll ID. Wright, United States Commits.
sioner OF Labor, has accepted the chair
OF Economics In the MoMahon Hall of
Philosophy OF the Catholic University.
The char was lately endowed $4,000 by
Joseph Banigan OF Providence, and will
be known as the Joseph Banigan Chair OF
Political Science.
Loyal Webster, patrolman on the San
Francisco polics force and a nephew of
Sergeant James p. Nickerson, came In
second In a recent voting contest, re-
ceiving 125, 1884 votes. His prize will be Q
valuable house and lot. Although Mr..
Webster has never been East, he has
a number of friends In this city who are
pleased to hear OF bis good fortune.
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