Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
LOCAL LINES.

No Eastern League games are scheduled
for today.
Officer Sword covered Officer McLough-
Inns beat today.
Council Clerk Charles M. Read left to-
day for Washington, ID. g., for weeks
stay.
Rev Father Gillian Is enjoying a well
earned vacation, accompanied by his
mother.
The infant son of John Carney of Pine
street died yesterday after short illness
OF cholera.
Sergt. James p. Nickerson and DIR. z.
NJ. Lane started this morning for the Cape
for weeks stay.
This morning before Judge Shove Shove
fined ~ and costs.
The Jackson Patent Shell Roll Co. Is EN-.
ploying more men daily which shows the
business is booming.
Rev. Theodore 3. Snow, pastor of the
Pleasant View Baptist Church, is sum-
mering at Narragansett Pier.
RomuIus Lasalle Of Montreal Is in the
CITY In the interest OF the Press or that
city. He's hustling newspaper man.
The police have found no trace Of the
missing girls Alvena Narote and Mary
kabbichaDd who disappeared Saturday.
The young men from the local Y. NJ. G.
A., who are at Camp Scholefield, Mt. Hope
Bay, are thoroughly enjoying themselves.
Alderman Edward O'Rrien has pur-
chased an elegant $500 turnout. The horse
is fast stopper and hs takes no dust now.
| At the meeting of Tower Post last even
| ing notice was received to the effect that
the grand rounds would take place No
vember %.
| A meeting of the Overseers of the Poor
| of the State will be held this week to ar
| range for the annual outing at Rhodes
onthe. Pawtuxet.
Thomas w. Robinson, with his family,
will return from the White Mountains 8 In
season for his venerable fathers "annual
birthday" clambake.
The funeral of Mabel Augusta, the To-
year-o old daughter Of George A. and Jen-
ME Bailey Of 23S Pine street, took place
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Nellie T. Powers, one of the sales
ladies in Radikin & Cooney's store, left
yesterday for Wilmot Centre, N. H., to
| enjoy a two weeks vacation.
The Newport artillery messengers who
| carried messages from Fort Adams to
Providence Saturday arrived back at the
fort at 3:l5 Sunday afternoon.
A large bundle OF blanK legal docu.
ments that we're collected by John Patter.
son, who was sent to the Butler Asylum
Sunday, was brought to the station today.
About $50 of the 600 physicians In the
State have compiled with the new law and
applid for certificates from the State
Board. The Board will soon LOOK after
tinerant doctors.
Ex-Alderman OReilly Is In about the
same condition today and will be confined
to the house for some time. He went out
yesterday morning and the heat caused
his face to swell up again.
A boy who has contracted habit Of an.
noying bis mother by staying away from
home, etc., was brought before Chief
Perry this morning and given lecture.
He promised to do better In future.
John J. Fitzgersld Of this city, who is
student at Georgetown college, Washing
ton, ID. C., and also CLERK In the u. 3.
pension office, Is spending three weeks
vacation with his parents at Richmond
Point.
Arthur w. Stanley reported to the po-
lice yesterday that the house that 10 being
moved along Spring street is creating
havoc with the shade trees and fences.
The house is the same width a. the street,
and Contractor Sweeney has charge of the
work. The residents have had photo.
graphs taken of the different positions In
which the house was In and will show
them to the members of the Board OF Al
dermen I'm order that they may be con.
yinced that they should investigate such
matters before granting permits to move
buildings.