Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-04
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THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where bv Ubiquitous ReDorters.

| The Young Irelanders Association met
last night.
Pawtucket wants a polo team to put {
little life in the city.
An inspector OF electric wires is annually
elected i'm other cities.
Alden II. Vaughn, the jeweler, las gone
to Vermont for weeks visit.
The annual meeting OF the Park Place
| Church will be held this evening.
Delany Council, X. OF c., will hold a
| business meeting tomorrow night.
One OF the most inviting things in the
housekeeping line is the dinner bell.
The Bourke Cochran Club will hold an
out door drill meeting tomorrow night.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen will be held tomorrow evening.
Edward OSulllvan OF the Soldiers
Home, Togus, Me, is in this city on a
visit.
The new quarters OF the Pawtucket
Chess Club will be dedicated tomorrow
evening.
The Union Railroad Company is build
ing new barn on Pidge avenue, near the
present barn.
The advertiser says: "Buy your ham
mocks now and get them cheap. There
coming down"
w. II. Elliott, the optician, has gone to
New York on business trip, accompan-
led by the Misses Elliott.
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society will meet tomorrow night and
continue the literary work.
Chemical Hose No. has been repaired
and returned to the station. Chemical
No. is now in the repair shop.
The Young Republican Guard elected
Captain G.. w. Easterbrooks and William
II. Park first and second lieutenants.
The wardrobe OF gentleman who died
lately in Connecticut included 500 pairs OF
stockin He was not like "sockless
Jerry"
Thomas Slavin, junk dealer, was to-
day bound over to the higher court for
breaking and entering the barn OF Walter
Gardner.
This morning at St Patrica's Church,
Valley Falls, an anniversary requiem
mass was celebrated for Mrs. Mary Ann
Campbell.
The Second Ward Cleveland and Steven
son Club is in fiourishing condition and
doing good deal towards assisting the
cause OF the Democracy.
The next transit OF Venus will occur in
the year zoos. 1t would be well to paste
this in your hat and then in baseball par
lance be "good waiter"
The Kearney Light Infantry held a drill
and business meeting last night. The
new hall is handsomely decorated and
comfortably furnished throughout.
A cabbage grown in the American val
ley, Cal, is said to weigh rs pounds.
There ha We been larger heads than that
seen in this city, but it was, "In the
morning"
funny story is told OF horsecar con-
ductor who held his car some minutes in
front OF Eastwood cigar sign whose up
lifted hand he had mistaken for would
be passenger that wanted the car stopped.
DR.. Agnus OF Chicago claims to have
hypnotiZed men at distance OF eight
miles. Someone in this city must be
working the hypnotzing on the Attle-
boros judging from the way the people
come to Pawtucket.
One OF the songs that Maggie Cline, the
"lrish Queen is singing with great sue
cess is "O'Reilly From New York, ;" which
was composed by william Bell OF this
city. He has received word that another
OF his compositions has been accepted.
On one side OF the new quarter dollar
there are thirteen separate representations
OF the number thirteen. 1t seems TO have
been the intention OF the designer to have
thirteen occur exactly thirteen times; but
there are few people who have noticed the
fact.
The members OF the Second Regiment
will attend solemn high mass
in the Cat hedral, Providence, Sunday the
18th at 10:30. Each member will appear
in full dress uniform. This is done in
observance OF the iO0th anniversary OF the
discovery OF America.
Yesterday afternoon horse attached to
democrat wagon, belonging to a
resident OF Harrison street, started to
run on Main street in front OF the Post
office. The team collided with buggy at
the start, turned into East avenue and
collided with another democrat wagon,
when the horse was cleared from the
wagon, and continued to the watering
trough, where IT stopped and calmly pro-
ceeded to drink.
At the regular meeting Cf Tower Post,
No II, @. A. r., last evening, an invita-
tion from the School Committees sub
committee on the observance OF Columbus
Day, to join In the exercises at the seve-
raj school houses on the morning OF that
day, was received and accepted, and Ad-
jutant William NJ. Peckham and com.
rades Joseph II. Grant, Joseph Means, and
Benjamin &. Hughes were appointed a
committee OF arrangements. An invita-
| tion was also received from the City
| Council committee to join in the parade
| on the afternoon OF Columbus Day, which
was also accepted