Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-28
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where By Ubiquitous Reporters.

Republican primaries Friday night.
Taxes will be payable on next Saturday
A brother OF L. T.. Tobio is here from
Maine.
Night and day are now about equal
length.
A. X. Tilton Camp, S. OF ", meets this
evening.
Terence McDun has arrived home from
Washington.
Hot soda now takes the place of the
frigid liquid.
Miss Mary Alnsworth OF Valley Falls is
visiting friends In Fall River.
A msetng OF the Spinners' Association
will be held tomorrow evening.
The uniforms of the Cleveland and
Stevenson Guards arrived last night.
Miss Bessie Bucklin's Gorden setter,
valued at 200, was poisoned Monday.
The weather is now considerable like
Fall and light overcoats are in great de-
mand.
Allen Jeffers a brother OF the late Will
liam Jeffers, fire engine builder, is visit
ing in this city.
The embarrassment incident to passing
an ice cream saloon with your best girl
will soon be over boys.
Tomorrow evening in Music Hall as
sembly rooms the Crescent Association
will hold its fifth annual ball.
William Donnelly OF Boston, a gradu-
ate Of the Boston Commercial College, is
in this city on visit to friends.
This evening there will be a pleasant
gathering at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Hughes on West avenue.
One week from tonight there will be
meeting OF the Sacred Heart Christian
Doctrine Society when the usual debate
will be held.
This Is the season when the well-worn
prayer OF the coal dealer for a freezing
drop in the temperature is heard mount.
ing skyward and ii seems TO have been
answered.
Peter NJ. Cooney, formerly with Radikin
q Cooney OF this city, has accepted posi-
tlDu WIN iut H. W. lshhh NOnlDdhg vi
Providence. lie has charge OF the dress
goods department.
The badges that the members Of Delaney
| Council will wear To New Haven will be
| OF white silk with picture OF Columbus,
the name OF the Council, etc, in silver.
II will be OF elegant design.
Rev. Father Coffey, who has been acting
| pastor OF st. Patrick's Church, Valley
Falls, since the death OF Rev. Father Kane
| has been transferred TO Natick, as as
| sistant to Rev. William b. Meenan.
In this issue will be found the advertise
ment OF p. w. Baxter, the well known
and highly successful safe manufactu urer
OF Providence. Anyone wishing any
thing in that line would do well to con-
suit him.
There will be a drill meeting of the men
of the Sacred Heart parish this evening in
the basement Of the church when every
man who intends to turn out should be
present so that good appearance in line
may be made.
Edward j. Rogan and Miss Hattie Nc
rick's Church, Valley Fails yesterday by
Rev. Father Coffey. The best man was j.
Il. Rogan and the bridesmaid Miss Eliza.
beth Mckee.
John J. Gavagan is doing big business
in the Singer sewing machine line. AT
present he has nearly 200 machines at his
Office in the Bates Block, but, at the rate
he is disposing OF them, he will soon have
to replonish his stock again.
Officer Lee was asked so many questions
today about his trip to Washington that
he is thinking about tying a card around
his neck with the words 81 am on duty
again; had good time; saw everything;
got back yesterday; nufced."
Yesterday afternoon the hill horse on
one OF the Pawtucket Street Railway
| Company's cars struck a fruit wagon and
overturned it in front OF the Pacific Bank
Building. A couple OF bushels OF apples
were strewn over the street.
The Westerly Tribune says: "The green
| goods sharpers are just now flooding this
section with their pernicious circulars.
| See to il that you do not become one of
their dupes." Somehow, sharpers always
| know where to find farmers.
Henceforth the straw hat will figure as
an attenuated Ishmaelite, well fitted to
| adorn the cavernous recesses OF the ash
| barrel. II must now go, even ifthe militia
! have to be called out to enforce the man
date. The Uranium must now be packed
! in wool.
An East Side girl is as accurate weather
gauge as the barometer. When storms are
! brewing her hair curls in tight ringlets
and she grows so obstreperous that
! teachers are unable to subdue her. The
approach OF sunny weather smooths down
her spirits and she is the sweetest ITEM
pered girl i'm school.
Monday woman named Myese
Marisette OF Hebronville was fined for
drunkenness and departed on her way in
the morning rejoicing that she had money
enough to get out, she had some left
over and got full again yesterday and was
locked up. She was put in the woman's
cell and would have been allowed to re-
main there only. She had pair OF lungs
| strong euouph TO shame n fog horn. This