Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-20
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRlBUNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every

where by Ubiquitous reporters.
The Democratic campaign Is now fairly
opened.
The water in the Blackstone river is
very low.
East avenue is receiving a coat OF
crushed stone.
The work OF paving Pine street will be
! finished in about a week.
Every "kid" in the city had piece Of
smoked glass today, looking at the sun.
Rowe OF this city will play Switzerland
at the Opera House Pool Parlors this eve
ming.
Democratic flagraising Monday evening,
corner of East and Middle streets, Pleas
ant View.
A special meeting OF st. Mary's Tenn
perance Society viii be held tonight at
1880 O'Clock.
The Troy Steam Laundry has very
! commodlous quarters at its location, 16
Dexter street.
The barber shops will be open until 10
o'clock tonight and will be closed all
day tomorrow.
A concert and supper was given at the
/ Thomson NJ. l.. Church last evening being
very well attended and enjoyable.
The militia and cavalry OF this city
have been ordered to Providence to take
part in the parade tomorrow forenoon.
Wonder how the ebay Cart" will come
.
would look pretty good coming to this
city.
Tomorrow the people OF the United
States will all Join in a grand celebration
in honor OF that venturesome explorer,
Christopher Columbus.
| It's too bad Pawtucket cannot have a
parade tomorrow, but then great num-
/ ber OF the men are interested in the Proyi-
/ dence demonstration.
| There will be a special meeting tonight
/ OF the Catholic knights OF America TO
| arrange for the celebration OF Columb bus
| Day by the order next Sunday.
The High School exercises will take place
| in Music Hall tomorrow at 9:30 O'Clock.
Miss Mary A Liv, rmere Will deliver an
address. The public are invited.
II Is interesting TO a man in a barber's
chair to have the tonsOria artist conduct
a horse trade while ne wields the lather
brush and razor over the face OF the un.
fortunate listener.
Everybody interested in unusual sights
watched the sun closely about noontime
and were rewarded at 1905 by seeing a
small dark line gradually drawing to the
center OF that body.
Providence will have cause to feel
proud OF the Catholic people OF Rhode
Island tomorrow evening. Ten thousand
torches will be carried in line by the men
OF Providence Diocese.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
/ Joseph Adams, Jr., and Mary Irving;
Peter Larry and Josephine Clancy; James
laugh and Eliza Poriitt; William BAN
croft and Margaret McNeal.
A number OF liquor dealers OF this city
went TO Worcester, Mass, today TO in
spect the brewery of Bowler Brothers up
on invitation sent through their agents,
Burke Brothers OF Providence.
The exercises in the different public and
parochial shoots will take place at 8
o'clock tomorrow morning. The flags
will be ra sed there VIII be singing OF the
National anthems and declamations.
Company X, of the st. Mary's parish
battalion, will meet this evening at Tenn
perance Hall for drill. Arrangements
l.,
return OF the company from the parade
tomorrow evening.
The conductors and motormen on the
late Interstate cars should all be appointed
deputy sheriffs, special constables or
sonnet hing else and all carry sledge ham
mers in order to deal with the crowd OF
toughs they have to carry.
Charles l. McAlice delivered an excel
lent address on Columbus before the Sa-
cred Heart Christian Doctrine Society last
evening and Miss Agnes Curran played
an organ solo very acceptably. A rising
vote OF thanks was rendered to both.
Officer Peter Lee has about all he car
attend to directing people who want &
reach North, East and South Attleboro
Hebronville, Dodgeville and points in thi
city by way OF street cars, but Peter va
never known TO tire OF accommodating
people.
Saturdays TRIBUNE will contain
complete account OF the celebration O
. Columbus Day, also graphically an,
correctly written sketch OF the lifc o
Columbus and OF the leading busines
men OF this city. 1t will long be preserve
a. a sovenir OF the occasion.
Tomorrow afternoon the Columbu
Day exercises will commence in Musi
? Hall at 80 p. m. doors open at O'Clock
The exercises will consist OF prayer b
Rev. A. s. Coats; patriotic songs by
chorus OF pupils from the several school
under the direction OF musical directo