Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-18
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But few hours more before the battle
ends.
The souvenir spoon craze has made
quite stir.
Somebody will sis on the Gas Company
hard shortly.
There is yet time to vote, and also get
Others 10 do so.
1t will look suspicious to remain away
from the polls toosy.
Miss Nellie Briggs OF Attleboro visited
several Of our schools last week.
j A. welch % the North Attleboro
Chronicle was in town yesterday.
There were e6i books taken out OF the
Public Library the past week.
Timothy Butler will open his new es-
tablishment on North Main street Satur-
day.
J. +. Gobeille attended the Information
al French Clubs banquet in Boston last
night.
The love of a man whO maEg.Cs for
money is undoubtedly founded ON the
rocks.
Miss Susan McC Coomb OF this city is the
guest OF friends in Globe Village, Fall
River.
The base ball nine has retired from the
field and the qui-nine now takes its
innings.
The Italian banana peddler who carries
his stock around in a cart, is certainly
pushing his business"
May Temple, Pythian Sisters, will give
turkey supper Monday evening in the
hall of Chickering Lodge.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF the Holy
Trinity Church are making preparations
for their annual reception.
There were forty four pupils in attend
ance at the Garden street school the past
week, an increase over the report OF the
week previous.
It's strange that some OF the autumn
poets don't give the "falling leaves" rest
and devote few pathetic lines to the
freezing tlies."
The funeral OF ex-Officer William ii.
Briggs took place yesterday. Rev. J. J.
Woolley officiated and interment was at
Oak Grove cemetery.
Manchester Encampment will meet in
Odd Fellows Building this evening at 7:k
for the purpose OF making a visit to
Blackstone Encampment.
The Free Wanderer Juniors have or
ganized and are ready to meet any junior
eleven in the State. Address all chal-
lenges TO Albert Hickey, 212 Randall
street.
A number OF young people from this
city will attend the second annual ball OF
the Columbus Literary Association in
Amateur Dramatic Hall, Providence, this
evening.
A special session Of the Court Of Pro-
bate was held yesterday afternoon to con-
slider the matter OF removing the guar
dian from the Ford children, but ad-
journed without taking action.
Everything that was not chained down
moved last night. Awnings creaked and
had to be dou BILE reefed and signs swung
in manner dangerous to those who were
so unfortunate as to be out.
"If the "Mask OF Life" In the Provi-
dence Museum, was taken from the
might Owls" in the Westminster Thea
ire, would the "Men and Women" at the
Providence Opera House go to the
"Gaiety" and ask the question: "Win
She Divorce Him?"
The 10Th anniversary OF Hope Lodgs
No. 1S6, Knights OF Honor, was observed
in a very pleasant manner in their hall in
the Odd Fellows Building last evening.
An excellent programme consisting of
vocal and instrumental selections was
rendered and dancing enjoyed to the music
of the Ideal orchestra
The Slater Literary Society i'll hold
dramatic entertainment in Temperanc.
Hall tomorrow night. The enter
tainmen will consist OF farce entitl.
"a Tipsy Pudding" and the temperate,
drama, "The Lost Loaf" This society b.
been organized about a month, has
members and is in a fourishing condl-
tion.
At special meeting OF the John ton
Town Council yesterday afternoon an
ordinance was passed, prohibiting all priz,
lighting, exhibitions OF boxing, whether
private or otherwise. This is an attack
on the Rhode Island Athletic Club who
have arranged for the Sullivan Cn uley
bout tomorrow night. The managers of
the club say the contest will be held.
Lewis & Curry opened their new quar-
tiers across the street from the old "Wood-
b!ne" stand, last evening after doing a
very successful business for ten years nd
starting on their anniversary into one OF
the best and handsomest equipped places
in the State. The genial proprietors were
kept busy showing the many visitors
around, and they were present from all
surrounding cities and town. Frank and
| EnCch are fayorites in this city and hnye