Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-25
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TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
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Thanksgiving Eve.
Turkey and cranberry sauce tomorrow.
All the stores will be open this evening.
The Public Library will b. closed to-
morrow.
Officer Reynolds is i'll. ofrcer Rockford
is covering his beat.
The trolley wire is being strung along
the Lorraine Dunnell route.
Mrs. Bannon, a much respected old iady
OF Lonsdale avenue, died this morning.
The old style OF spending Thanksgiving
in the country was to have ch, ken
shoot.
This noon someone stole the horse and
buggy OF John Dempsey OF the Dempsey
Bleachery.
At the drill meeting OF the Tower Light
Infantry last evening a company chowder
was enjoyed,
The clever piece OF mechanism in Lewis
x Gurry's show window furnishes amuse-
ment FOR crowds nightly.
The protested Wanderer- East End game
will probably be played in Providence on
the Adelaide Park grounds.
William Herman and Miss Bridget Law
less were united in marriage at the Church
OF the Sacred Heart this morning.
Officer Taber is never more thoroughly
at home than when telling some stirring
tale of the perils OF lassoing whales.
There Is a sign that always grows
very familiar about this season OF the
year. 1t is: Turkey Rattle Tonight"
Max FEEDER & Co. will commence big
sale OF clothing next Saturday. Fun par
ticulars will be given in Fridays TRI-
BUNE.
II is seldom man is brought to the
station that has any large amount OF
money. But yesterday one was "landed"
there that had "cool hundred
The Pawtucket Street Railway Com
pany has gang OF men employed in lay
ing the third rail from the foot OF Broad
street to Mineral Spring avenue.
Intentions OF marriage have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by Bernard III.
Whalen and Annie Dugdale; Daniel
McElroy and Alice II. Lennon.
Pawtucket people will have no reason
to com plain for want of amusement to-
night. Every hall in the city is engaged
and there are entertainments OF every
variety to select from.
A New Bedford policeman decided the
game last Saturday. Referee Craig did
not see the play and asked the officer who
said he thought it went through. He
never saw game before in his life.
Saturday evening the several contests at
the Stars fair will be closed, among them
the cane contest which has created so
/ much interest. Infantry Hall has been
engaged and a prize waltz will be held.
There are eighteen officers doing night
| duty and nine report at the station every
/ day at II o'clock, so that each officer has
only three days week to report They
are now styled the "first and second
Mines"
A little nephew Of John A. O'Neill
named Cole, got his hand squeezed quite
badly by the slamming of the door OF q
hack in which he was riding yesterday
morning He was made quite comfortable
by DR.. Kelliher.
The Sarsfield Association had masses
celebrated in the various Catholic churches
Monday in commemoration.of the twenty
fourth anniversary of the hanging OF Allen
Larkin aud o Brien, known as the Man
chester Martyrs.
There were five candidates in the fielC
yesterday after the mayoralty chair II
Providence. 1t was remarkable groul
when placed together-all gentlemen o
whiskers. Candidate Chrk's button hol
bouquet was tout OF sight"
Tomorrow night in the spacious hall o
st. Mary's new school building, the schoo
children of the parish will give an enter
tainment for which they have been dill
gently practicing for months. Ever,
member Of the parish should attend ant
those outside the parish will find it yer.
pleasant place TO spend the evening