Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-04
TERSE TRIBuNEITES


Yesterday the Newports defeated the
Cuban Giants l8 to 8.
A regular meeting OF Delaney Council
will be held this evening.
The Palace bowling alley 10 a favorite
place to spend a few hours.
Workmen are now laying the Provi.
dence Telephone Co.'s conduit on East
avenue.
James King and Miss Annie Tomilson
OF this city were united in marriage Mon
day evening.
Seven trolley parties went from this
city TO Crescent Park last: evening to see
the illumination.
The local Y. M. y. A. members are pre-
pairing for the coming convention which
will open here next month.
Misses Elsie and Ada Rogers, daughters
Of Deputy Sheriff Carlos L. Rogers, haye
returned from Northbridge.
Miss Katie McEnany OF North Chains.
ford, Mass, is visiting her uncle, Edward
McEnany OF south Bend street.
Officer vananda has been entertaining
his brother Edward and wife OF williams.
port, Pa, during the past week.
Marion F., the only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles e. Collins OF North Main
street, died yesterday Of diphtheria.
At Trinity Church last evening Rt. Rev.
Bishop Coleman of Deleware administered
confirmation and preached sermon.
The remains of Mrs. Eunice Davis ar.
rived yesterday from OAKLAND, CAL, and
were inferred In Swan Point cemetery.
The report that the Messrs. Goddard
Brothers haye decided to build Q new mill
in the village of Lonsdale is denied by
the frm.
There will be some great sport at the
Pawtucket Driving Park next Saturday
when some irst-class horse racing will
take place.
The silver torch, which is to be the
trophy at the Hartford muster, Is on ex-
hibition In the window OF the First Ma
tional Bank.
Letter Carrier John McKitchen Is rep
resenting the local branch Of the Carriers
Association at the convention being held
at Philadelphia.
Thomas Corcoran, superintendent OF
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. at
Trenton. N. j., has returned to duty alter
spending few weeks with his family.
Miss Annie q. Murray OF the New Idea
Store, who has charge OF the Infants,
ladies' and children's wear, leaves for
New York tonight in search OF Fall nov
elites.
The Lewis & Curry building has been
painted pure white which gives 1t very
attractive appearance and can be- seen the
whole length OF the central part Of Main
street.
The Dramatic Club of st. Mary's parish
Is rehearsing the drama, "Lost Upon the
World" under the direction of Miss Nell
lie Devenish, 1t will be presented Thanks.
giving night.
The committee on the road race under
the auspices OF the Pawtucket Cycling
Club 10 making active preparations for
the event which takes place Sept. IA, one
week from Saturday.
Frank M. Murray, formerly of this city
but now of Plattsburgh, N. Y, is In town
making preparations for moving hts fam
lily to his new home where he Is In busi-
ness and doing finely.
The walk under the trestle for the ac-
commodation OF pedestrians who wish to
reach the passenger depot from the d.
rection OF Exchange street Is being put
into shape and concerted.
NJ. j. Higgins, proprietor of the Eureka
saloon at 80 East avenue, has added two
pool Ia bles TO his store OF Hutchinson &
Garrett's latest pattern. The tables are
AXIS, made Of solid oak, with lively banks
and solid ivory balls are used. Boys are
not allowed to play at the Eureka.