Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-29
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What will the Republicans do Friday
night2
The Democratic City Committee will
meet Friday night.
The Cumberland Cadets have received
their uniforms and make a fine showing.
Mrs. Edwin w. Orswell, and Miss vira
Orswell start today for a visit to the
White Mountains.
The men OF the Sacred Heart parish,
who will take part in the Columbus
parade, drilled last evening.
There will be a meeting OF the Star Base
Ball Club in FOresters Hall, Lonsdale
avenue, Sunday at 10 o'clock.
There will be a meeting OF the Demo-
cratic City Committee tomorrow evening
TO fix a date Tor the primaries.
very pleasant party assembled at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. William ii.
Hughes on West avenue last evening.
II is not proper TO allude to a young
blood as fast now. You should say that
he is "kite shaped" or "pneumantic.
tired"
The Woodbine Base Ball team still
awaits an answer TO the challenge sent the
Newport Pacifcs to play for :lOO on the
Adelaide Park grounds, Providence.
A meeting OF the splnners' Association
will be held this evening and every men,
Der is requested to be present as delegates
to the annual convention will be elected.
A branch OF the Young Mems Congress
was formed at the Young Mems Christian
Association rooms last night. A Consti-
tuition was adopted and a committee to
solicit members was appointed.
P.F. O'Hare OF Valley Falls, one OF the
most competent pharmacists in this
vicinity, will leave this evening for Balti-
more, Md, where he intends TO enter the
College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
Five weeks from yesterday all the cleo
tions including national, Congressional,
and municipal, will be over in this city
unless some Third party cranks interfere
and make tie-up, as they did last year.
People VINO intend to visit the Worlds
Fair and do not intend 10 walk should
buy carriage on arriving there. 1t
would be much cheaper than To hire one
at s22 day which Is the rate fixed by the
stablekeeper's trust.
John L. Cattanach is in training and
working hard for his coming fight with
Mccarthy OF Woburn, Mass. Both men
will be in excellent condition in the five
weeks time allowed for training, and
good contest is expected.
1t is said that "W heat" Cole is going to
! let his whiskers grow all over his face
and color them black so as to fill Good
wins place on the State Central
Committee. Now let "Wheat" get tall
hat and he wlll~be all fixed out.
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford road will soon put on two more
through trains on the Worcester division.
The running time has not yet been
scheduled. The annual Fall changes will
go into effect in about ten days.
The members OF the committee OF ar
rangments on the Columbus celebration
in New Haven from Delany Council at
tended meeting OF the committee in
Providence last evening and completed all
matters connected with the affair.
This evening the fifth annual ball OF
the Crescent Literary Association will be
held in Music Hall assembly rooms and
the reputation OF this honored organiza-
tion is proof positive that those who at
tend will enjoy themselves in every sense
OF the word.
The Commission on enlarging the City
Hall met last night and considered mat
ters in relation 60 the duty for which they
we're elected. II was stated by member
OF the Commission that it is intended to
go on with the work and let out the con-
tract to the lowest bidder, which is about
f62, 900 outside OF the heating apparatus.
A shooting gallery was started week
ago in vacant store on North Main
street. Yesterday the proprietor folded
up his tent and quietly stole away as the
| nickels and dimes OF the "Buffalo Bills"
"Wild Jacks" and Long Hair Joes" Of
| this city were not forthcoming.
! Tomorrow evening a number OF the
members OF the Bourke Cochran Club will
attend the second grand ball OF the John
| w. Davis Association OF the Eighth Ward,
second district, Providence, which is to be
! held in New Hibernian Hall, Dorrance
street. They will make the trip in a
Tally Ho coach.
A cheese mold seven feet high has been
shipped to Perth, Ont, for Prof. Robin
| son OF the Canadian dairy commission.
/ II will be used in making monster
. cheese for the Worlds Fair. IL the Pro-
fessor makes the cheese now 1t will be
strong enough TO walk to the Fair when
It is needed to exhibit.
Judge Wilbur OF the Court OF Common
Pleas showed considerable grim humor
the other day in sentencing a convicted
forger "How old are your" asked the
Judge, twenty-five, your Honor" said
the prisoner. "You will be twenty four
when you are free again." said the court
which means two years in States prison.
II is understood that meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Providence and Wor-
cester railroad will be held in Providence
Monday, October II, to consider the
question OF whether the lease OF the road
TO the New York, Providence and Boston
! .L.n A.. and "A now nua made tf