Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-10
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The boy stood on the burning deck
Whence all but him had fed.
lie would not move TO save his neck
"For I'm insured" he said.
Have you got the grip'
Only two weeks before Christmas will
be here.
Business Is dull with the skate and sled
dealers.
Next Sunday is young mems at 81.
Msry's Church.
II IL great weather for the dear girls 70
do their shopping.
The Independent Military Company
meets tomorrow night.
New Britain defeated Now Haven at
polo last night by score OF 7to3
Read the new advertisement OF the
Sta ndard Boot and Shoe Company.
The New York Clothing Store on East
avenue has added a shoe department.
shartenburg and Robinson will offer
some bargains in tomorrow's TRIBUNE.
Christmas goods are tastetully arranged
in the shcw windows Of every store n the
city.
The Thistles will meet the Gorhams
Saturday in the Rhode Island Foot Ball
series.
Hostler Hewes Is training the police
ambulance horse to come out at the sound
Of the gong.
The Young Ladies Sodality Of the Holy
Trinity parish will have its annual recep-
tion next Sunday.
People need not go out OF Pawtucket to
buy Christmas presents. The stores have
fine assort ment OF everything.
Antoine Spencer of this city was the
winner in the contest for the writing
desk at the Red Mems fair in Natick.
The Children OF Mary and the Young
Ladies' sodality will go to communion in
a body at st. Mary's Church, Sunday.
l.. Robinson OF Utica, n. Y, father Of
Mr.. Robinson OF the the firm of sharten-
berg q Robinson, is visiting In this city.
The Democrats have been painting the
town REQ the past few days and nov Uncle
Sam has caught on and is painting the
letter boxes rcd.
A pool tournament for Pawtucket
players will open at the foot ball house
the 23d OF this month, the winner to take
solid gold badge.
The only game in the New England
series 'or Saturday is between the
Olympics and New Bedford Rovers on
the latter's grounds.
There was recorded at the City Clerks
office today an assignment made by Ed
ward j. Kelley ri 2f5 Main street, to John
Z. Conley of Valley Falls
Fine pictures OF Bernard McCsughcy
and J. +. Leshy have been painted on
the front Of McCaughey & Co.'S house
furnishing esta Bills hment.
Professor Demers' orchestra and num-
Der OF others from this city have enter
trined the people at the fair OF St. Johns
Church, Attleborc, the past week.
II there Is anything more distressing,
than the look on a mans face when he il
carrying home dress form his wife has
purchased, it is yet to be heard from.
II no more work is to be done on Garden
street, the paving stones should be re-
moved from the sidewalk and save people
the trouble OF burrowing through tunnels.
The funeral OF Mrs. Hannah Webster
took place yesterday afternoon from the
residence of her sister, Mrs. 8. s. Dsggett,
Nd Int
streets.
There will be q fine Scotch concert in
Music Hall next Wednesday evening for
the benefit OF the Burns Memorial fund
During the evening there will be short
addresses by Rev. Alexander McGregor
and Ex-Governor Davis
zone of the Bravest" is intended pri-
marily as a melo- drama, but has In it,
composition generous dose OF specialize
which rather make the trimmings" oil
the play its mainstay. The fire scene In
the second act makes very stirring
spectacle.
The Fuller Block on High street is rap
idly nearing completion. When the
lease held by the Troy Steam Laundry
expires, the site on which the laundry
now stands will be used for an addition on
the present Fuller Block, making a fine
structure.
The Military Journal, now under the
charge Lieutenant Colonel Hiram Kendall
OF the Rhode Island Militia, and edited by
Mr.. II. F. Wells, is rapidly improving and
proposes in its Christmas number TO issue