Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-13
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home Saturday.
Camp A. K. rilton, 8. OF ", will mee
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. willard Buckingham has returned
from Narrak kansets Pier.
Overseer of the Poor Peokham arrivet
home today from his vacation.
The members of the To Kalon Club will
visit Pleasant Bluff tomorrow.
1t IL said Portland will release Terrier
as soon a. Dan Mahoney arrives.
Henry J. Lynd and family and Miss
Tessie Lynd are at Narragansett Pier.
The Pin Knights and Providence Ath.
letics will meet this evening In the candle
pin tournament.
It was not such q Ibad day down the
river after all and French day will long
be remembered.
Mrs. Henry F. Brennan and two daugh.
ters, Emma and Henrietta, are summer
ing ut Attleboro.
Mrs. Catherine Forbes and daughters,
Adelaide and Ida, Of No. $40 Main street,
left for Newport today.
The South Providence Cadets are In
camp at Rocky Point and the Olneyvills
Cadets are ct Camp White.
Don't spare the red fire tomorrow
night. Use lots of 1t and cheer the wheel
men and wheelwomen along.
The Sir Knights OF Holy Sepulchre
Commandery, K. T., will meet this even
ing for drill In the Auditorium.
Officer Porritt shot horse belonging to
Providence peddler last evening. The
animal had outlived its usefulness.
The coming moonlight Of Delaney
Council, K. of G., Is an event that many
are looking forward to with pleasure.
Augusta and Pawtucket will play two
games here Thursday for one admission,
the first game beginning at O'Clock.
The Great Council of Red Men of the
State met at Providence today. The Great
Council Of the United States will meet
Sept. 10.
Officer Charles E. It'll found the win
dow of Thomas M. Sweetland's paint store
oren last night and Mr.. Sweetland was
notified.
Tomorrow the Tobasco Club connected
with Unity Temple, Rathbone Sisters, Twill
hold an outing In the form Of a basket
party to Hunts mills. There are mum.
ber Of members in this city.
A portion OF the delegates to the Ma.
tional Catholic Total Abstinence Union
and of the members of the st. Mary's
Tourist Club, who have been in attend.
ance on the annual convention in New
York, arrived home yesterday morning.
It is needless for any Of the young mon
Of this city to 60 about the streets with
unclean linen II they would glance at the
prices and witness the handsome display
Of all kinds of furnishing goods In the
window Of the David Harley Co. on Main
street.
John Haaisy, the long, ianky swede OF
last years Pawtucket polo team, is booked
to play half back for the games OF '95 and
'96. HIs clever playing In the closing
games last year, where he displayed
silence, nerve and pluck, is we'll remem-
bered by Manager Ormsbee.
James Mcdonald, who was injured In
the Woodbin -Attleboro base ball game
Saturday, is able to be around. 1t was
feared that he was internally Injured.
Darcy with whom he collided received
severe cut extending from the forehead to
point under the right eye.
John Carney and Edward Victor, the
two men who robbed Mrs. Henry Gilbert
of q watch and diamond pin Sunday
night while driving from Crescent Park,
pleaded guilty to the charge of highway
robbery yesterday and were bound over.
Both men belong in Central Falls.
Carpenters are at work at the police
station making some important changes
The rear stairway will be made to lead
direct from the guard room to the court
room. The small storeroom opening OF
the guard room will be enlarged and the
police signal cabinet taken from the
Chiefs room and put In there.
This morning Robert Greenwood, an
employe at the works OF Hood q Rice,
was at work around q buzzsaw and sue
ceeded In getting the top of one finger OF
his left hand taken of. He IL at loss to
decide whether IL is the first or third
finger, as he had the thumb and two
fingers taken on In 1s4o, leaving only two
fingers. He gave up the job and said
"There are only few more left and
guess II live long enough I'll lose them ~
Dr. Wilson attended him.
The school committee will meet In reg
ular session tnis evening and IL promises
to he q most interesting meeting, az the
Fairlawn schoolhouse matter will be
brought up and plans presented. II ID
said that the committee will stick to the
stand II has taken In regard to what the
building shall be as the action OF the
Board OF Aldermen has not been con-
Cured I'm by the Common Council oY an