Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
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yards race tomorrow.
The Pleasant View Literary Association
will hold a social this evening.
The postponed races will take place to-
morrow on the Pawtucket Driving Park.
Did you notice how nice the weather
was last evening for the Democratic State
parade'
The Young Republican Guards went to
Boston last evening aud took part in the
big demonstration.
Grand Master II. T. Eaton OF Newport
paid an official visit to Enterprise Lodge,
]. o. y. f., last evening.
Frank Curry OF the firm OF Lewis &
Curry offers TO bet $500 TO 5000 that
Cleveland will carry New York State.
At Kenney's Diamond Pool Parlors last
night william Bride beat George Oakes
In the amateur pool tournament 100 TO 50.
a high mass OF requiem was celebra-
ted this morning at st. Joseph's Church
for the repose OF the soul OF Owen Coyle.
The revolving platform in the show
window OF the Boston and Providence
Clothing Company's store attracts much
attention.
The annual collections for st. Joseph's
new school will be taken up on Sunday,
November 10, and Sunday, November 20.
a large amount is expected.
The annual assembly OF Pawtucket
Council, X. and s. Masters, No. 2, will
be held Monday evening. The officers OF
the Grand Council will be present.
The names OF Michael McAloon and
Thomas Birchel have been added to the
honorary stoff for the Fifth Ward parade
tonight. 1t promises to be grand affair.
The "psssion Play" viii be presented
by Professor Turner in 81. Joseph's Church
basement next Sunday evening. The pro-
ceeds will go TO detray the expenses Of the
Columbus parade.
Pawtucket Is sure 10 have n polo team
now. The first step has been taken and
a meeting was held in the Falmouth
House, Boston, this afternoon for the
purpose OF forming League.
The Society for Church Work connected
with st. Pauls Church, held a regular
fortnightly supper last evening in the AS
sembly Rooms. A social time followed in
the form OF "snipping" party.
The poles for the two Democratic flags
to be raised In the Fifth Ward this even
ing were kindly loaned by Supt. Stiness
nft no Do, ,ut M bot Co
the solicitation OF Alderman O'Reiliy.
Monday evening Maud Granger and her
company OF stars will present Inherited"
Sbartenburg d Robinson Of the New Idea
Store engaged the company TO present the
drama 20 the patrons and friends Of the
Arm, il being their tenth anniversary.
The only way OF detecting the new
g silver certificate just dis
covered is hat in the genuine the loop OF
the letter ~" in the signature OF James
w. Hyatt points directly between the d
and c, while in the counterfeit 1t is un-
der the letter D.
At a mass meeting few days ago, after
one speaker bad finished his address, the
one kind; now we'll hsvo another. The
next will be selection by the band" The
audience smiled audibly when the band
struck up, "He Wbistled the Same Old
Tune"
The sessions OF the II. |. Institute OF In
struction were resumed in Music Hall,
Providence, today. At the public services
IN the evening Gov. Brown, Col. j. G.
Wynan, II. |. Commissioner TO the
Worlds Fair, and Rev. A. +. Coates OF
Pawtucket will be the speakers and
Walter B. Trip will read several selec-
tions.
James Ii. Russell has received
handsome photograph OF the home for
INDECENT printers at Colorado Springs,
Col The building was constructed with
the money raised throughout the country
by the Childs Dextrel fund, these gentle
men contributing the largest amount.
The building is Of solid granite, with
brown stone trimmings.
Wednesday evening at the meeting OF
Delany Council, X. ofC., Grand knight
McNamee and Thomas Cotton OF Tyler
Council and Messrs. Mccarthy and Cum
mings oi La Sale Council were present.
An invitation from Providence Councils
TO attend musical vespers at the Cathedral
Sunday afternoon, the 18th, was accepted.
The local Council will meet at ~ o'clock
on that day, attired in dark clothes, wear
silk hats, white ties and gloves and carry
ing canes.
About forty couples, friends OF Miss
Eliza o Brien, paid her surprise visit at
her residence on Mineral Spring avenue
last evening. William Welch, in a neat
speech, presented her with a beautiful
parlor lamp in behalf OF her many friends,
The young hostess, although completely
surprised, managed to respond in a few
we'll chosen words, after which the party
adjourned to Mitchell's Hall where dane
ing was INDUCED in until midnight when
a Il ne collation. was served. Mr.. Burrows
aud Mr.. George Green gave a few vocal
selection during intermission, after
which dancing was resumed until an carly
hour when the party dispersed wishing
the hostess many more occasions OF the
same kind.