Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
THE WEATHER,
TERSE TRlRUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Hugh J. Carroll.
Did you see our extra?
The extra sold like hot cakes.
The police received their pay yesterday.
Not a Democaat was missing wher lhe
roll was called.
Sheriff Elijah Capron OF At,,loro
died last night.
Good weather for making ice az .ood
time for making votes.
The anniversary sale at the NJ lnts
Exchange is still going on.
The Woodbine Base Ball Club ~. 4old
their annual fair in January.
The Olympics are the favorites .u 9oyer-
Olympic cup-tie game for next s-t-rlay.
Two thousand more copies OF the . IB-
UNE extra could have been dispos Of
last night.
Officer James Swords wife who las
been i'll for the past nine weeks has nearly
recovered.
The 20Oth communication OF Barney
Merry Lodge, No. 20, A. +. and A. NJ, will
be held this evening.
John Hess OF the Times will sever his
connection with that paper Saturday night
10 accept position on the Providence
Journal.
The Woodlawn Social Circle will serve
a chowder SUPPER in the chapel this eve
ming from s TO o'clock. An entertain
ment will follow the chowder.
The choir OF the St Joseph's Church,
Ashton, will give an entertainment in the
basement OF the church Monday night
for the benefit OF the church.
There will be a debate at the y NJ. C..
A. Hall next Monday night on the follow
ing subject: "Resolved, That cities
should own the lighting plant"
Ii will be a hot contest between the
Wanderers and East Ends in New Bed
ford. The Wanderers have a hard uphill
fight and will have to hustle to win.
The IIartiords were at home last night
and defeated the Bridgeports, 8 to 4. Con
way was badly missed by the latter team.
stops, Sword 10; Smith IA; McKay9.
Mystical Rose Council, Knights Of Col
umbus OF Wauregan, Conn, will attend
the opening OF the bazaar Of Delany Coun-
Gil, X. OF c., this evening in Infantry
Hall. The bazaar win close on Saturday
night. Dancing every evening.
Well done, Democrats, you have every
reason TO feel proud OF the manner in
which the rank and file came TO the polls
yesterday and supported the party nomi-
nee. Do the same at the next trial and it
Will not be necessary 10 cause the city any
more expense for special elections.
Daniel O'Neill, the we'll known business
man OF Pine street, has transferred his
undertaking business TO his two sons,
William II. and Daniel +. They are we'll
known and highly respected young men
and have learned every detail of the busi-
ness to which they have given their atten
tion for years
Governor Ladd was asked yesterday TO
interfere and stop the glove contest that
takes place in Olneyville tonight between
Sullivan and Comfy under the auspices OF
the Rhode Island Athletic Club. He re-
control Of the Town Council and they
could prevent the contest.
regular traveller on horse cars has
great opportunity to study human nature.
lie will see all classes OF different nation
alities, display OF all kinds Of tempers
and it is amusing and interesting pastime.
Bankers, business men, clerks, salesladies,
statesmen, the typewriter girl, dudes,
laborers, shoppers, newsboys, ootblacks,
the waiter with his kingly bearing, law
yers, politicians, bartenders, mechanics,
the young man with his best girl, the
doting mother and the cranky kid, the
newly married couple and the old pair on
the shady side of life all crowd into seats
or handle the straps and drop off at their
different destinations. The scene is re-
peated every day. Some of the passengers
often lose their temper but the conductor
is supposed to remain nnrattled.