Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-21
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Islano Fair
TERSE TRlBUNElTeS.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Evorv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.


II. n. Sheldon 10 in the Windy City.
John Jolly was In Boston today on bust
ness
Paper teeth are now being msnufsct- =
ured.
Tomorrow 1. Donation Day" at the
Day Nursery.
NJ. Nov Is presenting his friends with a
very pretty calendar.
J. A. Welch OF the North Attleboro
Chronicle was In town yesterday.
Merchants report n larger holidsy busi.
ness than that OF any previous year.
Sunday Santa Clause Ia scheduled to do
bis traditional acrobatic chimney feat.
The trees and sbrubbery look beautiful
these frosty mornings covered with snow
Despite the disagreesble wslKing last
night enormous crowds were out shop
ping
The show windows on Main and the sd-
, Joining streets present very fine appear
srce.
Tower Relief Corps will hold supper
and Christ mas sale at q. A. X. Hall to-
night.
! The street railway snow plough made
! last night
Monday will generally be observed a. q
| holiday by the stores and manufactures
7 In this city.
a. nxa ~ ha
artists To appear in the Star course In
| Providence.
| Ladies' should not forget to visit the
Lothrop's Grand Opera House Monday
from 10 to IL.
! This year II 10 said the people are more
! inclined TO buy useful rather than orns-
mental gifts.
/ At the meeting OF Eureka Lodge, X. OF
/ p, last night the first nomination OF Off
GERS took place
Another union meeting was held at the
First Baptist Church, corner Of High and
Summer streets, last night.
Joe Donnelly OF Providence has chal.
lenged Frank Finn OF this city to play a
game OF 100 balls continuous pool.
A trial o. speed bet ween English and
American locomotives will be an interest. }.
ing and novel feature OF the Worlds Fair.
Agent McGinnls OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company has been pro-
rncted to the position OF assistant super
inteudent.
The monthly meeting OF the W. {. +.
Z. was held this afternoon at ll9 North
Main street. Mrs. Martin ~ Providence
delivered an address.
This evening the regular semi monthly
meeting OF Delsny Council, X. OF c., will
be held. There will be degree work and a
meeting OF the bali committee.
By announcement on the first page 1t
will be seen that Orr n Mullen of the
White Front Shoe Store have just what
you want for a Christmas present.
Tomorrow night the City Clerk will be
at the Second Ward room again, and the
voters should take advantage OF the op.
portunity to qualify for next year.
The storm yesterday did not effect
street car travel. The Interstate cars were
| a little late at noon, but after the tracks
were cleared everything run smoothly.
This evening the Providence team will
be here and tomorrow night our team will
20 to Providence. Friday Doe and his
Brockton team will visit this city again.
with big package dangling from one
hand and her outstuck umbrella and her
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more room on the average sidewalk than
any ten mon.
Motorman r. T.. Allen and conductor c.
c. Thomas of the Interstate have given up
their situations because the company
wanted them To pay for broken head
light and trolley pole.
Superintendent Murray OF the Sock.
snasset School for boys has prepared .
very nice programme for Christmas snd
invites the public to be- present at the
entertainment Monday evening.
Jack Falvey OF Newport, formerly OF
this city, is matched to fight Jack Green
Of Boston before the Manhattan Club OF
New York next Saturday night. The
purse Is $3.50, OF which the loser gets $50.
Union Division, Uniform Rank, X. o'
r., has appointed Hazard B. Sherman
Fred A. Thompson, Joseph NJ ,Nally
Frank Robbins and Edward {. Fuller a,
mem bers OF the committee on union con
cert and ball.
Pensions have been granted to the fol
lowing Rhode Islanders: Ortginal--Georg'
w. Newell, Sr., Michael Mccormick
Additional-Dewitt &. Mathewson
Original widows, etc Mary Sullivan
Mary Dugan.
Professor Noise saucier, the distin
guished pianist who has been teschin,
here for the last Eve years, has accepted
; the high position OF orgsnist OF tn
Jesuits Church In Montreal, one of Cana
ds's most beautiful churches, noted 20
pecislly for its fine music and singing
He will preside at the great organ mex
Sunday.
Yesterday morning, Very Rev. Paths
McCsbe, Mai. James ". smyth and Jane
Murrsy, the committee having charge O
the fund at woonsocket for evicted ten
ants, cent to Archbishop Walsh, Dublin
Ireland, g1,t7s.20 to be distributed sccor
ding 10 his judgment In those district
har nneAv ayt0t n