Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-30
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

wnere Dy Ubiquitous reporters.
Wednesday.
Democrats, fail not TO register.
Read the adv. OF the Nekstdea Store.
This is the season OF family reunions.
James Smith OF Warren was In town
yesterday.
What are you going to select for Christ
mas present:
This is good weather to produce icicles
On mustaches.
William Haberlin's child OF Pine street
= seriously i'll.
The SUNDAY TRIBUNE was a popular
paper yesterday.
Officer O'Brien was taken suddenly i'll
Saturday evening.
The Insterstate road is completed as far
- South Attleboro.
The funeral OF Thomas McGrcevy took
place yesterday afternoon.
Let no Democrat be on the list OF stay
st-homes next Wednesday.
Luke Dillon was in town yesterday, the
guest of Patrick McAlevy.
Watch for the new announcement of the
Boston Clothing House tomorrow.
A meeting Of the Celtic Literary Insti-
tuts was held yesterday afternoon.
Wednesday the third trial will be held.
Stand together once more, Democrats.
The East Ends defeated the Conanicuts
ito in the New England League game.
Mrs. Michael Donavan OF Pawtucket
avenue IL improving. She has been very
Ill.
A boy about IA years Of age can get a
good position by applying at 8 Broadway.
third floor.
A man named Lightfoot OF Attic boro
stole wster wheel. He cannot be called
light fingered.
Next Sunday a meeting OF the Paw
tucket Cadets will bo held In Stark
weather's Hail.
Thomas Perkins OF Congress street is
the happy father OF bouncing boy for
tho tenth time.
The sale OF ulsters increases with the fall
srs smile audibly.
Aired Hudson and wife, Miss Fannie
Clare and James Pagan OF this city are on
their way to Europe.
trolley wire pole got away from work
men on Prospect street today and fell on
tho house OF Charles McNulty.
Michael Montague OF Marin street,
who he's been sofined to his house by ILL
ness, returned to work this morning.
The Fall River Olympics succeeded in
disposing Of the Trenton, N. J. Rovers
Friday In an exhibition, by a score OF 7
10 1.
The young man who has q best girl,
whose father got in good supply OF coal
for the winter, considered himself lucky
Last night.
There is no city in New England where
The merchants make better display or
keep better variety OF goods than in
Pawtucket.
Those who INDUCED in too much turkey
during the past week OF festivity, saw
thom in their dreams flying around like
svenging angels.
j. A. Robinson, M. D., has moved his
once and pharmacy from Lonsdale ave-
nue to the corner of Mineral Spring and
Lonsdale avenue.
Garden street will be q fine looking
thoroughfare when the work OF paving is
completed. II this weather continues it
will be only partly done this winter.
Besides the regular edition OF the
TRIBUNE today, one gentleman, 30 well
pleased was he with the Sayles letter,
that he purchased / 600 copies for distribu-
tion.
The police are talking Of holding ball
this winter. The Providence force have
one every year and in most all cities the
blue coats hold an "snnual" and trip the
light fantastic.
The third rail has been laid as far as the
junction of Main street and Park Place
and the work is 80 managed that the
Providence cars are allowed to run to the
square every evening.
The young men, who went out rabbit
hunting the other day and brought home
what they supposed were Dummies" and
found they were cats will not go looking
for game very soon again.
The bee can draw twenty times its own
weight. 1t seems that some men think
they are similar to the honey collector
and can carry twenty times their own
weight, judging from the size OF the load
they sometime secure.
This evening meeting of the Aquinas
Lyceum will be held when a committee
will be appointed on the annual soiree. A
full attendance is requested as the success
OF the annual ball depends greatly on the
selection CT proper committee.
The average newspaper man is now in a
very uneasy state OF mind for as the holi-
day season approaches he is at loss ia
know what to do with the many pre-
sents that will be showered upon him
Unhappy rests the head that carries lead
pencil behind it's ears.
The police are given tickets, to pass
them on the horse cars, by the Pawtucke'
Street Railway Company. The tickets ar,
only good when the officers are in full
uniform. 1t is seldom that a policeman
wants to ride while In uniform, but whei
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