Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-01
TERSE INlBUNEITES
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS:

Emancipation day.
This is a joyou, day for the colored
people.
A trolley party from this city went to
Walnut Grove last evening.
The life. saving crews at the stations
along the New England coast went on
outy this morning at 1901 O'Clock.
Police Matron Mrs. DR.. jerks started
yesterday on her ten days. furlough,
which she will spend with friends.
| Mrs. William Irinston and Misses M.
| A. and M. L. Irington Of this city are at
the Mount Pleasant House, White Noun
| tains.
Pensions have been granted Rhode ISL
anders as follows: Original, Thomas N.
Sims, Rocky BROOK; additional. Patrick
Larkin, Centredale.
Superintendent John Bennett OF the
Hancock Insurance Co., with his family,
is enjoying vacation visiting friends In
the Quaker city and Brooklyn.
A party of cyclers from Attleboro were
entertained at the rooms OF the Pawtuck.
ct Cycling Club last evening. There were
q number of LADIES In the party.
Yesterday Edward Bowisky, who Is
serving term at the State Workhouse,
made his escape from q field nesr the in
stitution. He belongs in Providence.
The show window Of the Jenning Bros.
at No. IL Dexter street presents an At.
tractive appearance. The young men, al
thoue b strangers In the city, are making
many friends.
The Lowell Diamond Cycle Club Of this
city has invited the members OF the }. p.
Lowell Arms Co. to a banquet at the Ben.
edict House on the evening OF the Ian
tern parade, Aug. 14th.
John FenwicK, the gentlemanly clerk
at the Woodbine, Is now known as the
Sandow OF Pawtucket, for he has accom-.
plished the remarkable feat OF lifting 200
pounds on the lifting machine in use at
the place.
Master Ernst Litterer Is celebrating his
Sth birthday today. Early this morning
the little fellow received an elegant bou-
quet from his sister, Maggie, and every
child is allowed to play In Ernie's back
yard today.
The many friends OF General Secretary
Stratton of the Y. NJ. e. A. of this city
will be glad to learn that his condition is
much improved and that the attending
physicians consider that Re Is In q fair
way for recovery.
The Pawtucket, Rehoboth, Seekonk and
East Providence Horse Thief Detecting So.
ciety held It's 18th annual cutting at Cres-
cent Park today. The society has q his.
tory OF century, and the event is In the
nature Of an anniversary.
The Gilt Edge from New York to Bos.
ton, due in this city at 10 O'Clock did not
reach here until 1905, being delayed
mile and q half this side of Westerly by
the blowing out of cylinder head. An.
other locomotive sent from Stonington
drew the train to Boston.
David A. Tyrrell furnishes to his cus-
toners the most correct base ball returns
from all over the country IN his saloon at
No. 2 Dexter street as rapid as trey are
received at headquarters. The "big fel.
low" is great admirer OF the national
sport, and when the news reached him
last evening that Pawtucket had landed
In third place he turned handspring and
opened bottle.
This morning Miss Helena Goodiellow
OF this city entered the Office of Mayor
Tiepke In Providence, who holds the State
position Of Commissioner OF Industrial
Statistics, and commenced the arduous
task I compiling the records OF the num-
ber Of people I'm and out of employment In
this state. The young lady is an adept at
figures, and her selection for the position
was well BETTING her adaptsoility and
was fully warranted.
M. j. Higgins yesterday received an
elaborate placard from John Maloy of
New York, we'll known to everyone In
this city as "Chick," in which It an.
nounces a grand "Sum mer Nights Fes.
tivsl Of the Lady Lafayettes," the 400
being debarred from taking part. "Chick, %
according to the manner In which the card
reads, will lesd the grand march, and his
partners name is Madge McGreevy, the
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