Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-17
Just before the battle.

paint.
The old High street Grammar School d
being reshingled.
The Foster assault case has been con
tinued TO the 18th.
Tim Butler has a badly smashed hand
the result OF an accident.
The Board OF Aldermen and Common
Council meet tomorrow night.
New planking is being laid in front OF
the baggage rooms at the depot.
BE sure and read Carpenter q Co.'s an
nouncement concerning carpets.
! Court Woodlawn, A. o. F., will hold q
masquerade ball on Thanksgiving night.
The Council chamber will be lighted by
electricity for the first time tomorrow
evening.
The politicians may be "making hay"
today, but they are not doing 1t in the
sunshine.
Edward Mccall, who fell from the
staging at the Union Wadding Works Is
improving.
Registration should not be lost sight of
by the Democrats between now and
December 81.
Every workingman should go to the
polls tomorrow and cast his ballot for
Hugh j. Carroll.
Park Place has had another thing of
beauty added to the surroundings, DR..
Williams new house.
Some more London weather last even
ing. The climate is getting deuced En-
glish, dontcherknow.
The fellow was q little twisted who said
this morning that Hugh J. White would
be elected mayor tomorrow.
The anniversary sale OF the Boston
Store, "on the Hill" began today. I'm
paralleled bargains are offered.
Lewis & Curry open in their new quar-
ters tonight after having spent ten years
at the old stand across the street.
The General Assembly OF the Knights of
Labor in session at Toledo, Ohio, refused
to pass the resolution to close the Worlds
Fair on Sundays.
The latest two-for-one society to 60
under is the Bay State League of Boston.
Justice Dervey OF the Supreme Court
stopped business.
The third athletic entertainment under
the direction of Professor George Walker
takes place tomorrow night in Temper
ance Hall, High street.
= Radikin & Cooney is doing an immense
business this season. This Is young and
enterprising firm and they keep good
goods at popular prices.
Considerable interest Is manifested In
the contest for the silk hat at the Stars
fair. Newsdealer A. Gregory OF the East
Side is one Of the candidates.
Nearly every organization in the city is
preparing for an entertainment of some
kind for Thanksgiving Eve. The town
will be full of glee that night.
The body of the unfortunate woman,
Annie O'Brien, who was burned to death
was brought to this city yesterday from
the Rhode Island Hospital and buried.
The "Ticket of Leave Man" will be pre-
sented Thanksgiving night under the
auspices OF the Sacred Heart Temperance
Society in Temperance Hall, High street.
A Western editor says: "We return
thanks to an anonymous friend for q box
collars. Ten years from now, II we keep
on prospering, we shall have shirt to
wear with them"
The wrestling match announced to take
place Saturday evening between Jack
Simpson OF Fall River and Paddy Cor
man OF this city did not occur on account
OF a disagreement.
r. A. Kennison, music dealer in the
Kinyon block, is showing an elegant line
of pianos, and anyone thinking Of pur-
chasing one of these instruments should
not fail to visit him.
Those people of this city who are so
fortunate as to be blessed with an abund-
ance of this worlds goods, cannot do
more worthy act than to contribute some
thing towards furnishing Thanksgiving
dinner to the needy.
The grand anniversary sale OF the Mer-
chants Exchange began this morning and
the store was crowded the entire day with
thBtl NustolhtISs hO oeoiO IN PhSeehy
decorated with Chrysanthemums and bar
gains abound in every department.
For long time the cross walk at Main
and Pine streets has been a very muddy
spot after rain. Yesterday load OF dirt
was dumped on what was once tar walk
and it is now question whether it is an
improvement or otherwise, A good many
! say otherwise.
Pawtucket can boast OF more societies
than any other city OF its size in New
England. The "Out OF Sight Club" is the
latest acquisition to these now too
numerous societies. Some OF them had
ought to be so far out OF sight that they
never could be resurrected.
Pawtucket now has a fencing club.
| The first meeting will be held this even
ing in the rooms in the Kinyon Block.
Professor Napoleon Servatius, an expert
swordsman, has been engaged as fencing
master. The club has been formed by
number of young men who are interested
| in the art.