Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-17
THE WEATHER
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSt IRlBUNEITES.
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where bv Ublouitous RepOrters.
Diokle Pierce redeemed himself last eve
ming.
sticks to his trade The glue msnufac-
turer.
Drum majors are often leading must
clans.
James Gordon Of this city Is visiting In
Fall River.
Why is il that Cinnamon always walk in
single rile'
one week from today will bee he eve
OF Christmas.
A meeting Of the Pawtucket Cadets will
be held Sunday.
There viii be meeting of the X. Of &.
ball committee tomorrow.
Nicholson & Thackray are showing a
fne display for the holidays.
The Kearney Light Infantry will hold a
military ball New Years eve.
The prospect OF a heavy crop OF ice this
season il not very encouraging
Il Is now the season when shopkeepers
need to look out for shopliiters.
Councilman Thomas McKeough Of the
Fifth Ward Is now able TO SIT up.
Flowers can't be sent by telegraph,
hut forests frequently wire them.
John Gardner Of Providence was sent TO
the Farm today asa common drunkard.
The tickets for the concert and ball Of
Delany Council, X. Of C., are now on sale.
The clerks viii be pretty tired by
Christmas. They are working every
night.
Street cars we're run on North Main
street today for the first since the sewer.
was put In.
Pay your poll tax before the end Of the
month or you may be requested by
lawyer To do so.
II seems that the street Railway Com
pany has iounu a way TO get over the
crossing difficulty.
Tomorrow evening St Joseph's T. A. b.
Society will hold public meeting in he
hall on School street.
The ceremony ot grand rounds"
will be observed at the meeting 81 rower
Post Monday evening.
George Lemolne, proprietor Of the st.
Charles Hotel on Dexter street, Las an adj
vertlsement In this issue.
The pupils OF Miss Flegg's room In he
Church Hill schoolhouse had Christmas
tree" yesterday afternoon.
The Pawtucket Cadets ball, to be held
on the evening Of the 30th inst, will be
one of tho events ~ the season
Deputy Sheriff Ham was in town yes,cr.
day. He said the writ he had for w. W.
Collins was only writ 81 summons.
At2 O'Clock this afternoon the Lopsdale
avenue electrics begin 10 run on fifteen
minute time and will continue until 10
o'clock.
Last evening the members Of Eureks
Lodge left this city on the 7:25 train for
Hopedale whore visit Was paid the 10
cal lodge.
The last Leap Year party Of the season
which is to be- held by number Of young
ladies on the 2sth, promises to be a very
enjoyable AFFAIR.
Hugh B. Harold was ordained to the
priesthood in Montreal today. His
mot her and sister were there and wit.
messed the ceremony.
The members Of the Catholic Knights
OF America will meet in Sarstield Hall to-
morrow at II :45 O'Clock 40 attend the fun.
ersl Of Joseph Gervsis.
The Musical Echo FOR December is now
for sale by the agents, Messrs Mick leiohn
4 Lomas This publication improves
steadily from month to month.
Have you bought your Christmas pre-
sents yet9 II not look over the wonder
ful variety shown In our Pawtuckct
stores You cannot help being suited.
Last evening the 9th annual nall OF the
local branch OF the Cigar Makers Inter
national Union was held in Infantry Hail.
II Was an enjoyable and successful affair.
Miss Catherine Brown Of Lonsdnle ave-
nue. died this morning. This Is the second
death in this family within week, her
father having passed away within that
time.
When you are In want Of n nice dinner
you should visit the restaurant OF $. Il.
Havens 4 Co. They are leaders in their
line, and all orders left with them will be
promptly attended TO.
The annual election OF officers Of The
Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine Society
will take place tomorrow. John +. Nc
Alevy, who has served n number OF terms
ne President, will retire.
with ,672 arrests during the past year
IL il proof enough TO anyone that as the
city increases In size so does the number
OF criminals increase II isa fact We do
not like, but ha, q to acknowledge.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
loving Rhode Islanders: Additional,
Waldo F. Rsynsford; Original widows,
etc, Bridget Fsllon, Ellen Cory, Annie
Boyle, Josephine NJ. Perry, minors OF VI
McVay.
Last night II was reported at the station
that white horse attached tn phaeton
the Union Cash Store in Central Falls
The team belongs to n man named Sibley
OF Cottage street
Col T. NJ. sweetland oi this city and
Adjt. A. l.. Pierce, Quartermaster X. ~.
Dexter and Capt. NJ. =. O'Flaherty Of