Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-24
TERSE TRlBUNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Good malaria weather.
Providence voters are deep in the battle
now.
A counterfeit IS bill has been circulated
in Fall River.
The turkey will be the National bird for
the remainder of the week.
The Commissioners last evening refused
license to Richard Shuttleworth.
There were 139 tramps lodged at the
police station during the past weell.
May Temple, Pythian Sisters, had fine
social in the Beswick Block last -ven.ng
Ladies should procure matinee tickets
for the minstrels tomorrow at Music Hall
early.
1t was a blazing lamp on North Main
street that called the department out last
evening.
Bernard McCaughey & Co. have had a
new tar walk laid in front OF their estab-
lishment
There was a slight fire last night at
James Taylor's house corner OF Pine and
Marin streets.
Lawyer Robinson yesterday issued nine
writs OF attachment against Charles T.
Atherton for unpaid wages.
There was large number OF people at
the funeral OF Mrs. Rock today. A list OF
the floral offerings will be given tomor-
row.
Edwin Bracket OF Attleboro, who was
arraignod yesterday for non-support of
fumily, was released yesterday afternoon
on bail.
A number of the friends of Miss Brady
OF Garden street paid her visit at her
residence last evening and a most enjoy
able evening was spent.
A number OF young people OF this city
are interested just now in the formation
OF dancing class. The intention is to
begin the course within two weeks.
The entertainment to be given by the
school children OF st. Mary's school, in
the school building hall, Thanksgiving
night, will be well worth witnessing.
Thursday is the day for universal Thanks
giving and celebration throughout the
United States much to the CONSERVATION
and discontinue OF the turkey family.
The Free Wanderers had two games
scheduled for Thursday, but the forenoon
game has been cancelled. In the after
noon they meet the famous Trenton, New
Jersey, Rovers.
This is not like the old fashioned win
ter that every old fellow is so ready to tell
about. According to them football play
ers would have to wear snow shoes in
hustling after the sphere.
Since the opening of the Bargain Store,
formerly occupied by Miss Sarah Boylan
on East avenue, business has steadily in
creased every day. NJ. B. Lyons, mana
ger, is well known in Pawtucket.
Overseer OF the Poor Peckham will have
nothing to do this year with distributing
Thanksgiving dinners to the poor. He
says matters had got so that some people
demanded it and seemed to think it was
due them and not a work of charity.
Tomorrow evening the Mon Armour
Club will make its second trip TO East
Providence, to attend the Thanksgiving
Eve ball of the Bachelor Club OF that place.
A team containing the party will leave
Haymarket Square at s o'clock sharp ac-
companied by music.
The police gymnasium has been lost
sight of by the officers in their request
for an increase in pay. A place to exer-
else is something the men need without a
doubt. Some OF them have been in the
habit lately of running an hour or SO on
an imaginary sawdust track in the
stable.
An agent of a Boston firm was in this
city yesterday getting shares in several
Colorado gold mines. lie had long talk
with Roundsman Vananda and Officer
Tabor, showing them a plat OF the mine
People need not be surprised II a full
fledged gold mine is shipped on to the
police station in few weeks.
In the Captains room at the police sta
tion is a handsome picture OF large in
telligent looking bull dog. 1t is all that
remains to remind the officers OF "Old
Sport" The genial sergeant never looks
at the picture when stranger is present
without relating some anecdote of ."Old
Sports career. The dog used to run "wid
| der masheen."