Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

tomorrow a1ternOOn'
The leading man in James O'Neil's com
pany left him in this city.
The steamer Marathon docked In Bos-
ton yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Annole Mungal OF this city is visiting
friends on Pleass~N street, Fall River.
The cross-eyed man has the best OF II in
a doule-ring circus performance.
The Interstate cars will be running TO
East Attleboro by the first of November.
The man who always stops to think
what he is going to say seldom says what
he thinks.
a man who allows his head TO be turned
by every compliment paid him soon has 1t
twisted of.
A balky horse attached to a tip cart
made some fun on High street yesterday
afternoon.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
OF this city.
Always use small words, then II you
have to swallow them you will be less
likely to choke.
Mayor Carroll has called a special meet
ing OF the Common Council for next
Monday evening.
Officer Slocum is on duty at the Tax
Collectors Office and Officer Dwyer is on
the Brooklyn" beat.
A number OF young people from this
city attended pleasant party on Federal
street, Providence, last evening.
Miss Debbie Knox Of Marin street has
for several days been the guest of Miss
Louise Curran OF North Attleboro.
Caleb b. Parker, formerly sergeant OF
the Pawtucket police, but now OF Sayles-
Vile has been appointed Deputy Sheriff.
The men OF st. Mary's parish will have
another meeting on next Sunday after
noon TO further prepare for the Columbus
celebration.
Walter T. Fones, formerly with f. W.
Dexter OF this city, has accepted posi-
tion with Tilden, Thurber & Company of
Providence.
BY local on front page it will be seen
that DIR. Ryan is again prepared to meet
the Cohen Block.
Lynd & Murphy are to put a handsome
clock in the sidewalk in front OF their
store. The timepece will be furnished by
Clough, the jeweler.
The friends OF J. Anatole Brazeau, the
popular violuist of this city, presented a
violin bow to him costing $50 on the occa-
sion OF his eighteenth birthday.
Rev. p. NJ. Vinton will address the
mems meeting at Y. NJ. c. A. Hall tomor-
row at 4 o'clock. Tonight at s o'clock
there will be meeting open to men and
women.
The latest in the "drop-a nickle- in the
slot" machines is one manufactured in
this city from which, for a nickle, a per-
son receives stamp, envelope and two
cents in change.
Judge Shove fined four persons this
morning s2 and costs. One was from the
Cove City, another from the village OF
jewelry and two said that Pawtucket was
their abiding place.
a woman will wear gloves wherever she
goes. This does not indicate her to be ot
a shy nature, but it is probably because
she is afraid some horrid man will want
her hand il he should see it.
There will be business meeting OF tn,
| Cleveland and Stevenson Guards in thei
room on Randall street tonight. All th
members should be present as SOM
important business is TO brought up.
/ Chief Briefly OF the fire department will
leave tonight, in company with Chic
Patti OF Central Falls and ten or dozel
gentlemen from Providence, for Louis
vile, KY, to attend the convention o
fire engineers.
The members OF the Bourke Cockral
Club, or as many of them as could get il
Matt hewson's tally-ho coach, went t
Providence last evening and attended th
ball OF the John w. Davis Association o
the eigh ward.
Newport papers speak OF foot rae
between two men aged 20 and 5S, tn
former having 100 feet start and winning
by that length. Pawtucket has som
young old men and the winner Is likel
TO be challenged.
Henry Bergman is the name OF an acto
who has lately risen to prominence in tn
dramatic world, and it is he who play
the leading character in the "Vendetta,
an intense melodrama, shortly to be acte
at Keith's Opera House.
witness in the Lyons assault CASE
who lives in New Bedford, has been her
a couple Of days ready to appear at tn
Court OF Common Pleas, and yesterda
Chief Perry went to the court to have tn
case set down Immediately.
The intentions OF marriage OF John
Ryerson and Miss Anna s. Anderson
John wilding and Miss Mary Hannaday
and Frank Warner and Miss Charolett
Eaton, all OF this city, have been recorde
In the Office OF the City Clerk.
The Brazeau children's testimonial cor
cert which is to be held I'm Music Hs
October 26 ought to be a success. The
will be supported by first class artists
. Boston. Miss Marie Theresa is hard
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