Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-14
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Corbett says he is making s20oo week
The funeral OF Mrs. julia Harlow, OF
Magill street, took place yesterday.
A Union meeting was held at the
thompson NJ. f.. Church last night.
Markets where game IL sold do a good
business during he hunting season.
Tonight the regular monthly meeting
Of the Common Council will be held.
Al the meeting OF Eureka Lodge, X. OF
r., last night here was degree work.
The calendar fiend being around is the
only evidence we have that It is Winter.
A large plate glass window Was recently
/ broken in Il. Davis Il Cos store on Mason
street.
pool and billiard table Is being put in
! the Young Mems Catholic Association =
rooms.
Friday evening Eureka and Chickering
Lodges, X. OF r., VIII 20 to Hopedale to
visit the local lodge.
score OF members OF Penn Division
$. of r., visited Ray OF Hope Division AT
Attleboro FAILS last night.
Many men stick TO their bicycles even
in n snow storm. A rider arrayed IN an
ulster il not an unusu ii thing.
An oyster supper and entertainment
WAS given by Pawtucket Lodge. No. 1870,
y. r.. o. f., in Clan Fraser Hall last night.
This evening at 1880 meeting Of the
Bourke Cochran club viii he held In Gel
tic Hail. Every member should be pres
ent.
Last night near sighted individual
walked through the plate glass door la NJ.
Moy's store. II will be quite a costly step
for somebody.
Pensions have been granted TO the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original, Charles
J. Randall; original, widows, etc Lucy r.
Crocker, Emily Mason.
On and after he first OF January in the
city OF Boston, gas viii cost Il per / 900
feet with 10 per cent. of to consumers OF
over 900 worth per aunum.
Samuel y. Mitchell, the author OF
pictures OF Long Ago" and many other
popular songs is now at work on the
Carriers New Years Address"
Last night meeting OF the Central
Falls Cadets fair committee was held.
The company is trying to raise money to
take them 10 Washington, ID. C., next
March.
rattliDg game OF polo will be seen at
the rink tonight The Chelsea team,
lately transferred 10 Worcester, Will be
here. Friday the Shoe City Quintette will
make its appearance.
A peculiar thing about the accident to
Edward Baldwin yesterday was that 1t
was his last days work as II line man. lie
was going on the road as conductor today,
but instead OF that he is in the hospital.
The only objection to an umbrella OF
high cost ana fine workmanship for a
Christmas remem berance is that the one
who gets such desirable gift rarely
has 1 he use of 1t long enough TO appreciate
It's excellent qualities
fne entries for the annual show OF the
Rhode Island Poultry Association will
close Saturday evening. The event will
be held in the Broad street rink, this city,
commencing Tuesday, the 9th INST, and
continuing four days.
The husband whose wife buys him Just
the incest box OF cigars for a Christmas
present is to be pitied. No matter how
rank they are he has got to smoke them
or offend her and women generally think
cigars are good II there is a nice picture
on the box.
The stock holders OF the Providence and
Worcester Railroad Company will hold an
adjourned special meeting next Saturday
to consider the canceiling Of the lease To
the New York, Providence and Boston
Company aud the making of a new lease
To the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford.
The committee which is arranging for
concert and bail under the auspices OF
Delany Council, Knights of Columbus, In
Music Hall met last evening and trans
acted considerable business. The date
has been fixed for Wednesday even ng
February /, and from present appearances
It Will he a fine affair. Reeves American
yious to the ball and music for dancing
will be furnished ny Reeves full or hes
ira.
The electric clock in the Miller Block
acted as though IL was on spree last
night. The light would go out and then
return giving the people the idea that IT
was winking, something that we'll be-
haved clock never does. Some young
ladies resented the familiarity OF t1e big
tim. piece, but II made no difference.
Others returned he wink and passed on
murmuring "My Sweet hearts the Man
in the Moon" The ungentlo manly and
disgraceful conduct OF this heretofore re-.
liable timepIece was condemned by all.
Sometimes people complain about the
parade OF street cars on Main street, and
ask why the company do not discontinue
the horse cars from the junction OF Broad
aud Main to the Cottage street end OF the
route, ss they now have electrics going
over the same tracks. II was said that
when the electric line Vas In good work
ing order passengers would be transferred
from the Lonsdsle cars To the electrics
and taken to their dest tinat ions. Some say
that one track would be sufficient IL the
road was properly op'rated, but people
can always be found who know more
about running the road than the mana
gers do.