Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-02
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| Alarge number went on the special ex-
cursion to Boston this morning.
The hGgraising in the Fifth Ward has
been postponed until Friday night.
James Smith was today sentenced 10
six months on the Farm for yagrancy.
Denman Thompson in "The Old Home
stead" at Music Hall Saturday evening.
The annual communication OF Union
Lodge, A. +. and A. M, will be held to-
night.
There are many men who claim 70 have
a sure tip on the result OF the national
election.
Democrats should pay their personal
property tax before O'Clock Thursday
afternoon.
There are now three officers on night
duty on Main street from Trinity TO Main
street Square.
! A man was heard TO remark that he
/ guessed be would take a ride on the
"Entirestate" cars.
| The Interstate line TO Attleboro from
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completed this month.
Mr.. Robinson's chances OF being Mayor
OF Pawtucket are growing much brighter
as election day draws near.
Young men and women should take ad-
vantages OF the opportunity offered them
to attend the evening schools.
Victor f. Guertin has completely re-
furnished his tonsorial rooms at the juno
tion of Main street and Park Place.
Fred 2. Young of Woonsocket, is now
employed as spare driver and motorman
! by the local street railway company.
/ A Halloween and birthday party was
/ held Monday evening at the house OF
Miss Annie McGinn on East avenue.
This afternoon the Wanderers played a
/ picked team In order TO get in trim for
| Saturdays contest with the East Ends.
Col L. b. Crocker will be marshal OF
| the third division OF the Republican
State parade this evening in Providence.
The Fifth Ward Democratic parade has
been postponed until Friday night on ac-
count % the rally in Music Hall tonight.
Monoay evening German school will
be opened in the High street school. Only
simple branches OF study will be taught.
Mr. and Mrs. =. ID. Narburton left yes
terday for California. Mr.. Warburton
was presented with a cane by the mem
bers of Tower Post.
About 70 members - the Young Re-
publican Guards of PaWtucket went to
Worcester last night To take part in the
demonstration held there.
A team driven by w. 5. Horton OF this
city accidently ran into man by the
name OF OFT Ansfeld in Providence Mon
day night bruising him somewhat.
! Hereafter merchan who receive ireig ht
over the Old Colony and Consolidated
roads will have to pay storage OF II
for every car not unloaded in forty eight
| hours.
! A new express train was put on last
/ evening. Ii is called the "Granite State
as it runs from Providence to Concord
and Nashua, n. II. II arrives in this city
at 9 80.
Pensions have been granted to the fol.
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original
widows, etc.-Emily F. Booth, Elizabett b
NJ. Gordon, Amey A. :. E,dridge, Ann
Smith
sThe second game in the amateur cham
pionship pool tournament was played
last night at "Kenny's Diamond" be-
tween Christopher BYrnes and William
Mcneil. Byrnes won by a score OF l0C
to 6S.
The police arrested a woman on MAR
street yesterday afternoon who was
drunk. She had ? year-old babe with
her and it was taken To the Day Nursery
while the mother was taken TO the Polic,
Station.
Two women who were brought TO th,
police station in the hurry-up last even
ing were fined tor drunkenness this morn.
ing. One Of them had left her child OF
North Union street which was taken tc
the Day Nursery.
The annual banquet OF the c. X. OF A
OF Central Falls will take place in Tenn.
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entertainment will be given and Mis-
Eva Holzner, the elocutionist, Of Nortl
Attleboro, has been engaged.
Last evening { he members OF the Bourk
Cochran Club met in Celtic Hall and com
manded by Captain John J. O'Reill,
marched 10 the d pot and took the 7:5
train for Providence where the compan.
took part in the Seventh Ward flag rails
ing.
Every Democrat in the city OF Paw
tucket and vicinity should be at Musi
Hall this evening and hear the principle
OF Democracy explained by Hon. =. A
Collins, OF Boston, and other gentleme
; qualified TO promulgate Democratic doc
trincs.
Misses Annie and Alice Davis
daug ghter5 OF Adolphus +. Davis, had
2 Halloween gathering at their rcsidenc
on Waldo street Monday evening. A col
b. lation was served, games were played, an
] some OF the old-time Halloween mysti
ceremonies were INDUCED in.