Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-28
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CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
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OF OUR READERS
US enumerators will be-
gin their work Saturday.
The New Idea Store will be open tomor'
row evening and closed Thursday.
The Board of License Commissioners
will meet again tomorrow evening.
A reunion O; the mem mbers OF Division z
A. o. H., will be held Friday evening
John l.. Cattanach has gone into train
ing for his match with Joe Choynskie.
The Pawtuckets play In Fall River to-
day and will try to down the "Champs."
The missions at st. Mary's and Sacred
Heart Churches were largely attended last
evening.
TIE dedication of the new armory will
be an event that will long be remembered
In this city.
Agrand national cake walk Is being ar
ranged and will take place In Enterpean
hall next week.
Memorial lay he reading room of the
Public Library will be open from to9
O'Clock, the same as Sundays.
May Temple, Rath bono Sisters, held a
pleasant entertainment in their hall In
the Beswick block last evening.
The officers elect of the Young Mems
Catholic Association of st. Mary's parish
will be installed Thursday evening.
Memorial Day Is but one dav distant
now, and preparations for honoring the
nations dead are going on rapidly.
The case of Ephraim Bates, adminis-
traitor OF the estate Of Daniel Richardson,
against the Consolidated road will be be-
gun tomorrow.
Court Pride OF Lonsdale has employ d
Osfield & Banigan to defend them In the
suit brought by H. B. Wood & 70. for
lumber bill of $500.
Darling and Miller haye q number OF
desirable bargains In real estate In all parts
of the city. II you want anything in this
line call and see them.
The school flags will be flying tomorrow
in commemoration of the acceptance of
the constitution OF the United States by
the State of Rhode Island, May 20, 1880.
Nathan w. Kennedy, editor OF the Put
nam, Conn.,, Standard, delivers the Me-
mortal Day address before J.C. Nichols
Post, No. 10, u. A. R., at Rockland, X. 1.
Yesterday morning gang of men be-
gan the work OF putting in the top sewer
vuiII
connect with the lower sewer at every
man. hole.
The funeral of Charles, the infant son
of Lloyd q. Packer Of SO Tburston street,
Valley Falls, took place today. The re.
mains were taken to Packerville, Conn f,
for interment.
This Afternoon at the Narrsgansett Ho.
tel there will be a meeting OF the credi-
ors ot Charles q srlash, who did business
under the name OF the American Tea and
Grocery Co., In this city.
Patrick J. Cuddy OF West Cole street
had his hand badly lacerated by a circular
saw at the works of the American Machine
Co. yesterday, and Joseph Eataugh, en-
ployed at the same place, fell from q lad
der and received bad cut on the head.
Tomorrow evening large number OF
the local mobiles of the Mystic Shrine will
attend the play at the Providence Opera
House, The mobiles have formed q theatre
party, and the reason for the turnout is
that Noble De Wolf Hopper will appear
In new opera.
Messrs. j. w. Meiklejohn & Co., the
well-known piano and organ dealers, are
making q pscial sale OF new and second
hand organs this week. They make an
agreement In writing that the full amount
paid for the organ will be allowed II ex-
changed for piano inside Of two years.
This is liberal offer to the musicaily In.
clined.
A petition is being circulated among
the owners OF property on Prospect
street, and among the business men In
general, to have the Prospect street line
OF the Pawtucket street Railway Co. ex-
tenoed to the East Providence line and
for the Improvement OF that thoroug !
fare. The petition will be presented to
the City Council.
special meeting OF both branches ioi
the City Council has been called for this
evening by Mayor Tiepke. The most i'm.
portant matter to be acted upon IL tn,
Improvement Of the Slater Memoria
Park. The matter OF extending North
Main and widening Main streets and tb,
granting Of the petition OF the Bridg
MIL Power Co. may also be acted upon.
For Gale