Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-03
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Already the leaves show an inclination
TO Winter.
The small boy is now saving up foI
Christmas.
The roof garden at the Boston store
looks elegant.
There is yet time TO see the footrace on
the Dexter street grounds.
Monday morning the school children
will return to their studies.
The street railway company has re-
viewed It's new box electric cars.
The street car turntahle seems to re-
main on Broad street near the depot.
Tho Pawtucket Steamboat Company
will make its usual Sunday trips tomor-
row.
farmer turns the hoes on the potato
patch.
Messrs. Johnson, Buckley and ID. +.
O'Neil will spend the coming week AT
Block island.
Monday morning 1t. Mary's school will
be opened. The grounds have been very
much improved.
Monday is Labor Day and the Stars will
play the Pacihcs Of Newport at Rocky
Point for 1850 purse.
A very pleasant party was held at the
residence OF Miss Mamie McCabe on
Broadway last evening.
The sacrament OF the Lords Supper will
be observed tomorrow forenoon at the
Pawtucket Congregational Church.
Tomorrow will be another big day for
the electric cars, both the Interstate and
Pawtucket Street Railway companies.
This is Democatic day at Rocky Point
and thousands OF believers in the princi.
pies OF Thomas Jefferson collected and en-
joyed themselves and listened TO words OF
wisdom.
The Bourke Cochran club drilled on
Goff's lot last evening and there were IS
men in line. There will be IA meeting
Monday In Celtic Hall, when the uniforms
are expected.
hf luR ihiSihB VI NhN campaign
this city will take place Friday evening,
when the Bourke Cochran Club will throw
a banner to the breeze at the foot of
Dexter street.
The Bourke Cochran Club is meeting
with liberal response from all who have
been asked to contribute anything to
assist it In a financial way during the
coming campaign.
Tickets for the concert and lecture OF
Delany Council, X. OF c., can be obtained
at Lynd d Murphy's and OF members OF
the Council. 1t will be interesting, en-
joyable and instructive.
Monday Superintendent Corcoran OF
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
will give all those employed in his dis
trict, which comprises Woonsocket, At
tleboro and this c<N, an outing.
There will be social hour with sing
ing in the Y. M. G. A. parlor this evening.
Rev. John Montgomery OF Lonsdale will
address the mems meeting tomorrow at 4
o'clock. There will be special singing
Although there are three switches be-
tween the Benedict House and the Slater
mills yet often 1t occurs that cars meet
between them and one has TO go back.
II is bad piece OF road and fall OF curves
Sullivan's shoes are interesting TO read
about, but there are lots OF people who
would not like to occupy them next We'd
nesday night-or Corbett's, for that mat
ter. II is question OF who will wear the
formers shoes.
The elevated railroad used in the con-
struction OF the sewer on North Main
street was yesterday moved so as to open
Exchange street TO travel. The Interstate
will now lay its rails on the crossing and
run its cars own High street.
Last night a man attempted to walk
through large square OF plate glass in
the window OF Guertin's barber shop on
the corner of Main street and Park Place,
smashing large hole in IL. his Is the
second time this has happened.
Monday night there will be a meeting
of the Cleveland and Stevenson Guards at
o'clock at 81 Randall street ana mem
bers and all those wishing To become
members should be present. The conti-
mental uniforms are expected next week.
Arrangements are being made to bring
about sparring match between John l..
Cattanach OF Pawtucket and Tom Nc
Carthy OF Woburn, Mass. Cattanach will
agree to make match at catch weights,
and the event will probably take place at
the Metropole Club.
At the Providence Opera House a week
from tomorrow night &. &. Corbett, the
well-known newspaper man, will give hi
philosophical humorous and entertaining
lecture, entitled "Lite." Mr.. Corbett has
seen lots of IL and is one OF the few men
who has read his own obituary.
Prof. Carpenter has ceased operations at
his stump Hill gold mine for the present.
The last shaft was sunk thirty feet aud
about ton OF the rock was taken away
and will be crushed and analysed and IL IL
is pay dirt" the work will 90 on. Large
crowds visited the scene Sunday.
John o'Meard, who has been connected
with the pharmacy OF Peter J. Garkin at
Valley Falls for two years past, will bring
his labors to close Saturday. Mr..
O'Meara has resigned for the purpose OF
beginning collegiate course at one Of the
Catholic colleges with the opening of the
Fall term.
The firemon OF No. station have a very
ntg a.. 81 10.