Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-17

until 10 p. m. Thursday and close at noon
Friday.
Miss Eliza Johnson OF Hopkinton, Mass,
! is visiting relatives on Mineral Spring
avenue.
There will be meeting OF Branch Par.
nell, l. ~. f., Wednesday evening instead
OF Tuesday,
Next Monday night there will be a
Democratic parade and fagraising in the
First Ward.
Now that the Mayorality campaign has
opened the Democrats should go into
the fight to win.
Louis Nordenschild has accepted a
position with the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company.
Miss Emma Carey, dressmaker, for
merly OF 2i7 Pine street, is now located
in the Phillips block.
William Maroney OF Holy Cross College,
Worcester, is spending a week with his
parents in Lonsdale.
The Young Republican Guards will meet
to drill tomorrow evening and that is
about all they are dong
Messrs. Davis and Sample conducted the
services at the High street NJ. T.. Church
at o'clock last evening.
Miss f. A. Donohue has had two hand
some signs placed underline show windows
OF her store on Main street.
The Kearney Light Infantry left for
Providence at sac yesterday to attend the
military mass at the cath hairai.
A fight took place yesterday afternoon
in front OF the Ratclffe House at he cor
ner OF Dexter street and Railroad avenue.
Miss Mary O'Donnell OF Summer street
died Saturday after a short Illness. She
was I'm her 25th year and highly esteemed.
Miss Kate Gsrvey, whose home is on
Weeden street, has joined the Order of
the Sisters OF the Good Shepherd in Bos-
ton.
Someone stole Highway Commissioner
Ladd's overcoat from his wagon while it
was standing on Dunnell avenue Satur-
day.
Wednesday evening the Democratic
caucuses for the nomination OF candidates
for Aldermen and Councilmen will be
held.
The Smith Guards have been organized
in Valley Falls. The officers are Michael
Sullivan, James Lane and Michael Brad
erick.
The boarders at the Congress House
last Friday evening presented to the
proprietress, Mrs. Black, lamp and
easel. The AFFAIR was a pleasant one.
1t is said that another young saleslady
OF this city has come to grief by changing
the figures on stock sheet whereby the
firm is the loser by several hundred dol
lars.
The Columbus entertainment by the
popils OF st. Joseph's school last night
was splendid one In every particular.
The programme was published in Satur-
days TRIBUNE.
A building Is being put up in Lonsdale
by the n. Y, y. II. 4 II. railroad to be
used in heating the passenger cars that
leave Lonsdale early in the morning. This
will make the ride to the city more COM
Portable.
A gang OF Attleboro roughs attached
Conductor Carter OF the electric line Sat
urday night, but Motorman Murray
wrenched of the brass handle OF his motor
and soon had the half dozen half drunken
bullies as tame as kittens.
Col. p. Il. Hayes OF st. Mary's parish and
Capt. Thomas Ryan of the Sacred Heart
parish are the first and second appoint
ments respectively OF Col McGann's per-
sonsl aids for the Catholic parade at Provi.
dence on Friday evening.
Wednesday evening there will be
meeting OF Delany Council, X. of c., and
every member should be present. AS there
Is TO be no parade here an invitation has
been received to make State parade in
Providence and action will be taken on the
the same.
Yesterday afternoon the Sacred Heart
Christian Doctrine Society have arranged
for literary meeting "Wednesday evening.
One week from Wednesday evening,
"Women's Rights" will be debated, Miss
Agnes Boles for the affirmative and J. J.
Fitzgerald for the negative.