Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-02
TERSE TRlBUNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Tomorrow.
Every vote counts.
Vote early tomorrow, Democrats.
Vote the entire Democratic ticket to-
morrow.
The store keepers are anticipating big
trade this season.
The Steamer Pavonia docked at 1890
today in Boston.
James +. Collins has just returned from
q trip TO Scotland and Wales.
The piles Of paving stones still remain
on the Garden street sidewalks.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Charles Brown and Sadie McDougal
The Horse Guards had n target shoot
Saturday afternoon. Corporal Thornley,
made the best record.
Miss Mary McKenna won the prize
waltz at the festival Of the Irving Literary
Club Saturday evening.
when a young man tries to induce "A
lamp post TO take a walk with him, some-
thing is certainly the matter.
Rev. 4. s. Snow, pastor OF the Pleasant
View Baptist Church. win lecture at the
church Wednesday evening
Joseph Ott OF the Royal Weaving Com
pany left Saturday evening for business
trip trough the Western cities.
Intentions Of marriage have been filed
by Joseph g. Adams Of this city and
Susan +. Knight Of Providence.
The funeral Of owen Coyle of Denver
street occurred yesterday at 1890 o'clock.
Interment was at Mt. st. Mary's Gene
terry.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First NJ.
L. Church will give an entertainment sup
per at the pastors residence Wednesday
evening.
A meeting of delegates sent by the
weavers OF this State will be held in
Olncyville this week for the purpose of
forming a weavers union.
There will be meeting of the young
men of this city next Sunday to take the
preliminary steps toward forming com
pany of Temperance Cadets.
\ very quiet party left this city Saturday
for Woonsocket in Barber's party wagon.
Not word was exchanged during the
entire drive. They were mutes.
Those who bought the SUNDAY TRIBUNE
yesterday were well pleased with their
purchase. It's new, neat makeup was
highly complimentcd. Buy it next Sun
day.
Homer NJ. Daggett OF the Interstate
Railroad vas in the city to, ay and he
stated that the electric road between this
city and Attlcboro would be in operation
by April /.
At the Church Of Our Father yesterday
there was a special service in memory of
the late Ansel Carpenter, the service be-
ing held ly the Sunday school of which
he was a lifelong member.
Paddy German, who IS matched to
wrestle Shnpson OF Fall River, is being
trained by Bibby. The second deposit is
to be made tomorrow afternoon, and the
match will take place q week from next
Saturday evening.
The Authors Circle met at the residence
OF Miss Nellie McKeongh Friday evening
and had pleasant time. \ fine collation.
was served and Il good time in general was
had. The gentlemen intend to return the
compliment in two weeks.
1t is in contemplation to have an enter
tainment by the school children in the
school hail OF the new st. Mary's school
on the evening OF Thanksgiving Day.
The arrangements are rapidly nearing
completion under the direction Of the
Mother Superioress.
+ The happiost man in PoNtucket today
j. Mr.. Edward L. Lucitte Of Mineral Spring
avenue. This morning his wife gave
birth 60 girl twins, one weighing twelve
pounds and the other ten. The house
hold bas been invaded by noighbors dur
ing tho day, all of whom expressed opin-
ions that they never saw two children aa
pretty as the new arrivals.