Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-03
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Showers.
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November's here,
The woods are drear,
But orators. with words OF cheer,
Now nightly spring
ON stumps and sling
Their arms and make the welking ring.
!. And dance a high old Highland fling.
Now pay your poll-tax.
The "last" fraud-A cheap boot.
This is busy week for politicians.
Doctors motto Patients and long sut-
fering.
Coal will soon take another jump in
prices.
An easy way to raise a quarter-Stoop,
and pick it up.
The members OF the Chess Club had
supper last night.
Many a man will make his mark in the
world next Tuesday.
Miss Ella Bates OF this city is visiting
friends in Fall River.
The average barber doesn't hesitate TO
scrape an acquaintance.
Only four days more before election.
Tuesday will tell the tale.
The regular police were paid yesterday,
but the specials were "not In it,"
Miss Margaret Hollingsworth OF this
city is visiting friends in Fall River.
There will be great game of foot ball
on the Dexter street grounds Saturday.
Main street from Pine to Garden street
is torn up preparatory to being block
paved.
Division No. s, A. o. H., will meet to-
morrow evening in Sarsaeld Hall at
O'Clock.
The Irving Literary Society will hold
select social in Beswick Hall a week from
tonight.
Mulligan Brothers are Offering some
interesting bargains now in Fall and
Winter goods.
Now is the time that men get angry and
and almost come to blows during street
political discussions.
Voters should remember to mark
cross in the square opposite the word,
democrat" next Tuesday.
The Ladies' Soldiers Memorial Assoca-
tion will hold its annual meeting tomor-
row at p. m. at the Business Mems par.
lors.
Everything seems to be going against
the Republicans this year. The rain last
night spoiled the State parade in Provi-
dence.
1t looks very bright for a polo team
here this season. The meeting in Boston
tomorrow will be productive OF some
thing.
Everyone who attended the rally IN
Music Hall last evening went away well
pleased, having listened attentively to the
remarks OF the speakers.
In the calendar OF the Catholic Church
today is the feast OF st. Malachi, bishop
and confessor; tomorrow-St. Charles
Borromeo, confessor; Saturday-St. Zach.
ary.
Harvey Barton, the sprinter, will en-
Joy turkey supper Saturday night after
his 220 yards race with Robinson. He
won the supper by beating his record of
$40 for a mile.
Officer Sweet found a lost boy ye-ter-
day and brought him to the station. 1t
was learned that he lived on the "V!ew"
and the officer went out with him and
found his home.
Certificates OF naturalization were
granted in the Common Pleas Court yes.
terday morning TO Henry Poole, Edward
J. McEvany and John McCaughey OF this
city and Olivia Towner OF Lincoln.
Tomorrow evening the Fifth Ward
Democrats will have parade and flag
raising. The people along the line of
march should illuminate in order to cheer
the "boys" along in the long route.
Daniel Murphy OF the firm OF Lynd &
Murphy has "a fine photograph OF the
party from this city who visited Gettys.
burg during the q. A. II. week at Wash
! ington. II was taken on famous battle
! field.
| SAlnuBl AlItH HuU MISS Eultn NJ
Godfrey OF this city, and Arthur w
Haw kesly OF Smithheld and Miss Martha
Prieslenam OF this city have filed inten.
tions OF marriage at the City Clerks
office.
IL is seldom that a mother forgets he
baby, but a case OF that kind happened il
this city Tuesday evening. Fanny Scot
left her child, 2 years old, in a store an,
while one officer was looking for her
another arrested her and a companion
who were "iull."
At a meeting of the New England Foot
ball League held recently the protest o
the Rovers and Pawtuckets came up 10
discussion. The outcome was that al
the games that had been played up to nov
we're null and void and must be playe
over again. A new schedule was arranged
A meeting was held Tuesday afternoo
in the basement OF the Cat thedral in Prov
dence to take steps to provide for the erec
tion at an early day, OF new Catholi
Hospital. Colonel McGann was Chairman
II was resolved to form those present int
a building association for that objec
Among those present from this city wei
2 Mrs. William Gillian, Mrs. B. +. Lennon
Mrs. w. ii. Grimes, Mrs. Lyons and Mil
Kabort. Mrs, Gillian was appointed O