Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-12
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

WHcIe Wy oUlquiIOuo nePoIIeio'
William Doherty of Milford, Conn, is
in town on business.
Court Woodlawn will hold its compli-
mentary ball tomorrow evening.
Men are at work on the foundation Of
the new Fales Block on High street.
The number OF orders given by the Over
seer OF the Poor in October were sixty
seven.
Helen Barry, in "a Nights Frolic,"
pleased a large audience at Music Hall last
night.
John Callahan Of the View is passing
around cigars and giving two TO each one.
Twins.
w. ID. Kelly, formerly OF this city but
now OF Lexington, has been visiting in
this city.
Mrs. McAleer was insured in the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company for
about $500.
The monthly report of the Chief Of
Police shows that III persons were ar
rested in October.
James Murphy of jefferson avenue won
the parlor suite at the fair OF Rev. Father
Meenan in Natick.
John ii. Gregory has had some hand
some new signs placed in his gents fur
nishing goods store.
Radikin & Cooney have made a big pur-
chase OF blankets, mill seconds. Read
their advertisement.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by Edwin j. Healey
and Louisa Crossley.
ceny of harness and wagon has been
continued 70 the 10th inst.
The Purcell Pryor foot race at Nara
gansett Park Saturday for 900 a side is
creating lots of interest in this city.
Joseph Feran who lives on Broad street,
Cenaral Falls, came to the Police Station
last evening and said his watch had been
stolen.
The Pawtucket Street Railway Company
is setting poles on Broadway. 1t is in
tended to operate the Cottage street line
by electric power.
Roundsman Vananda went to Boston
today to take in the sights. He said
Nemitz's saw was too dull to use so he is
going to enjoy himself.
There will be session OF the Probate
Court tomorrow morning to hear the petit
tion for the removal of James Elliot, guar
dian OF the Ford children.
William p. Moroney will sell at public
auction at o'clock, Saturday, voltage
house and seven house lots. This is
good opportunity TO get bargain. See
advertisement.
The little girl found astray on Main
street yesterday by Officer Callahan was
| taken home from the station during the
afternoon. She could just walk and had
wandered from Lonsdale avenue "to meet
her papa" she said. ~
The members OF the local lodge OF the
National Endowment Society, who were
dreaming Of the 100 shekels they were to
receive at the end of the year, have
awakened to the fact that the cash is not
forthcoming and that out of the s23 paid
in they will get about $40
Chairman White OF the Committee on
Highways has received a letter from
Manager Potter OF the Union Railroad
Company stating that work was to be re-
sumed at once on the Main street route to
Providence. 1t is to be hoped that the
company will push the work on this road
at once and not leave it in such condition
as it has been in for the past month.
A very interesting meeting of Court
City OF Pawtucket was held last evening,
Chief Ranger Hubert in the chair. Four
propositions for membership were re-
ceived. Treasurer II. j. McGinn assured
all, by his report, that the Court was pro-
missing to be the banner Court OF Forest
ers in this city. After the meeting James
Henry invited all members TO his store
and treated them to hot coffee.
II you have found anything advertise In
the TRIBUNE.