Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-12
in CENTRAL FALLS.
Dexter Street improve
ment Resumed.
ASLEEP IN A, COFFIN ROOM.
Wedding Bells to Peal Out in Fash
.ionsble Quarters.

Work on Dexter street, which was aban-
doned sOsnc three weeks ago was resumed
on that thoroug hfare yesterday morning,
under the supervision Of the Commission
er OF Public Works, and his corps OF men,
horses ond tip carts.
The work OF improving the east side OF
OF the street from Lincoln to the Paw
tucket line has been completed, and at
present the large force of men are on the
west side. The thoroughfare is undergo
ing complete course OF repair, the mud
and DIRT all being ploughed up and carted
away, and replaced With crushed stone,
which is brought from the stone crusher
on Ledge street.
When the work is completed the city
will have one Of the finest macadamized
streets In It's municipality, and one which
the taxpayers cah look at snd know that
their money has been judiciousiy utilized,
and can see the results of what a few hum
dred dollars will doin the way Of improv-
Ing the appearance Of the city's highways.
The money expended In Improving this
street will not De regretted by the taxpay-
ers and those OF economic proclI vities, as
the conditian OF this thoroughfare has
been an eye-sore to the residents and busi-
ness men of this city for a long time.
There are sevoral'other streets adjacent
to Dexter street which are greatly In need
OF attention by the highway department,
and the residents would be very much
pleased II they could be put in as good a
condition as Dexter street, and the city
govern nent will~ probably consider the
desires Of the residents and make the re-
mi fyvoun fo y ha S,x-
ture.
He Took Nap.
Situated onJDexter street is an under.
takers establishment, and the propr ietor
has many friends and numbered among
them Is a gentleman who is somewhat IA
miliar with the actof embalming deceased
persons and has at times been employed
by this manipulator OF dead persons, but
was discharged some time ago for reasons
best known to the. undertaken. But he
insists on renewing his acquaintance and
yesterday when the proprietor was absent
from his place OF business the gentleman
or otherwise dropped In, and while wait
Ing the return of his former employe he
fell asleep. dust how long he would have
remained UNCONSCIOUS will probably never
be known, a. the undertaken returned and
found his uninvited guest stretched out
on the floor OF his place Of business, and
. was wondering how he could best dispose
Of the intruder, when Patrolman Bloom
N6eld came along and was informed Of the
circumstances, THE policeman with a
slight tap on the ball Of the foot awoke
the sleeper, with the remark that It was a
not forenoon, and was toId,by Mr.. Bloom
field that 1t was after noon; also that he
had better move on, which he did, and
the last seen Of him he was headed toward
Valley Falls and Will probably not return
Z soon.
Wedding Bells.
at the Church of the Holy Trinity on
Monday, June "a, will take place one of
the most elaborate weddings which this
city has had for long time, when John
F.Tanner Of Providence will lead to the
altar Miss Nellie Cheetham, the we'll
known milliner whose parlors are on
Broad street, Pawtucket. Miss Cheetham's
COSTUME will be imported, 1t being made
I'm Paris. Owing to the popularity of the
young lady the event is looked forward to
with great interest and anticipation by
the many friends and .sqquaintances OF
the contracting parties.
VIII Make an Excursion.
Division No. 9, A. o. H., held a,,regular
meeting In st. Jesn Baptiste Hall on
Broad street Monday evening with a good
attendance of members. state President
Quinn was present and made a few re.
marks Of interest to the members OF the
division. Then came sOngs and speeches
by other gentlemen. The annual excGr-
sion M tho order Will occur sometime, in
August, the exact date OF which has not
yet beam definitely settled. The committee
which have this matter in charge reported
reported progress.
District Count.
Another victim OF the screen law In che
person Gf Edwin Hunt, caught 1t to the
tune OF e2C and costs to-day. And.
the chief aays "There are vthers." /
Three rsRellers and q siHple drunk, at
az and costs each, made the number of
cases, at least, foot up quite reapeetfully.
There 10 nrt 30 much to be said, however,
der the qusiiky.
Next Sunday will be obserSsd a.
strangers' day at the Embury n e.
ChErch on Cross street.
Workmen we're engaged yesterday In
testiug the water pressure of the sewer
pockets In the vasious streets IN the city.
The Probate Court meets this aitsrnoou
In regular monthly session. The doekst
does not give intimation OF any very spac-
ial or Interesting business.
No Reserve.
Every article sold TO the highest bidder
at the Paw't Loan Co.'s sale.