Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-27


Whom no man e'er gives his seat mp
In car, or deigns to hold
Her umbrella when it's raining,
Won't she wish that she was "oldq"
Won't she think the men "just horrid. {"
Left to hustle for herself,
Where she's looked on as q rival
In the race for power and pelf2
When mans reverence no longer
Is accorded as her due,
When he treats her as q brother,
She'll be sorry that she's newl
Capt. Owen DAILY o, the Fourth Ward II
visiting at Boston,.
Chief Briefly OF the Fire Department 1,
at Lynn for week.
Edith Zines, 10 years OF age, OF Cole
street, Is Ill with dtotheria.
City Solicitor Barncdeld has arrived
homo from the mountains. A4p p
Mrs. Arthur w. Barnard nnd daughter
have gone to Nashville, Tenn.
James Mcmahon and William Nutley
have returned from Ngw York.
The Pawtuokets are home once more
and for the last time this season.
George w. Horton, gate tender at
Brad street, is at Hyannis, Mass.
w. n. -Crowningshield and family of
this city have returned from Block Island
r. B. Morgan and wife of IL Dexter
street arrived here from Europe yesterday.
The repairs on the Church of the Good
Shepherd will be completed by next Sum
day.
jacob Staht, the cigar manufactures,
was the guest of Frank H. Curry yester-
day.
The remains of Miss Emalie M. Flagg
were taken to Dover, N. H., today for
burial.
This evening the works of the Paw.
tucket Manufacturing Co. began running
overtime.
The funeral of Mrs. James }. Zones took
place today from her late home at North
Attleboro.
Alvin Greene and family Of Greenville,
N. a., is the guest of James Brown of
Gooding street.
Edward K. Gridley is In charge OF the
headquarters of Holy Sepulchre Comman.
dery at Boston.
Last evening trolley Iparty was held
to Crescent Park under the direction of
James DawsonL
William p. Moroney attended the
funeral Of Rev. Thomas Clinton at Sand.
wich, Mass, yesterday.
The members of Company g, Second
Regiment, will get their pay for camp
duty Thursday evening.
ItJwas the team of l.. B. Darling, Jr.,
that ran away yesterday afternoon, and
not the team Of l.. N. Darling.
Tomorrow evening the young people of
the Church Of Our Father will tender
Rev. F. w. Hamilton reception
James 81. Kay, aged IS years, died yes
tsrday at his home, No. 141 School street.
His funeral will take place tomorrow.
William n. Gurney, proprietor of ythe
Auman House, made an assignment to w.
Waldo Robinson yesterday afternoon.
The funeral of Lester e. Hotch kissr will
b, held tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from his late homo at 178 Harrison street.
A number of Pawtucket people lattend-
Cd tho lawn party held at the residence lof
Miss Dollie Doran Of South AttIeboro last
evening.
Last evening another select social was
held at Wslnut Grove by Pawtucket peo-
pie. They made the trip In two char.
tered cars.
The Veteran lFiremen's Association of
Providence has engaged the Union Cornet
Band OF Valley Falls to accompany them
to Hartford on Sept. IL, the occasion
being the New England League muster.
A pair OF horses attached to q carriage
belonging to L. N. Darling became
frightened at an electric car on Main
street yesterday afternoon and oollided
wish buggy, dimaging thetop consider.
ably. The pole Of Mr.. Darling's carriage
was broken, but the horses were caught.
The new uniforms designed by Mr..
Reeves were worn for the nrst time last
Sunday by his band. The uniforms are
very neat and on the cap is the word
"Reeves" In silver thread script smbroid.
cry, and the silver cord below II being the
nearest approach TO anything showy; and
the only buttons In sight are single ell.
YER one holding the strap on each shoul-
der. The coats are heavily trimmed with