Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30
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from Europe this week.
1t is said the best way to manage a wife
is 10 let her manage herself.
Next week prominent young business
man OF this city will lead bride to the
altar.
Don't leave the stove handle in the hot
stove and then ask your husband TO look
at the fire for you.
William Shaw, a member OF Eureka
Lodge, X. OF r., died at his home on Car
ter avenue yesterday.
James O'Neill, the young romantic
actor, will appear in Music Hall in
"Fontenclle" tonight
Benjamin Davis, President OF the Board
OF Aldermen, arrived home from Wash
ington yesterday morning.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by George w.
Burgess and Eliza l.. Dickinson.
Officer Mooney is still stationed at the
depot and says that passengers who have
been quarantined are beginning to arrive.
The man who said it didn't take much
OF hunter to bag his trousers was
evidently making game OF the sportsman.
Joseph II. Payne, sexton OF the Park
Place Church, was taken sick yesterday
on the street and was sent home In n car
riage.
a number OF young people from this
city will attend a party to be held on
Federal street, Providence, tomorrow
night.
Yesterday afternoon, as a business man
was ringing up the central Office on his
telephone, he received an electric shock
that make him howl
George Deli was sentenced TO six
months on the Farm yesterday morning
as common drunkard and appealed.
His brother furnished bail.
This evening members OF the Bourke
Cochran Club will attend the ball !of the
John w. Davis Association of Providence.
They will go IN tally-ho coach.
Charles Gilbert, 13 years OF age, was
taken to the Reform School yesterday
morning TO stay during minority, and
Michael +. Horan was returned to Jail.
man possessed OF disposition to find
fault with such weather as we have been
enjoying would require but little provo
cation to be induced to kick his grand
mother.
"The Advance" PAPER to be issued for
the benefit OF the field and staff OF the
Second Regiment, will be published satur-
day. 1t will contain brief sketch OF each
"North Attleboro will surely have its
full quota OF churches soon n."-[Chronicle
There is evidently plenty OF work for
more, judging from the District Court
records in this city.
There is some talk among sporting men
OF this city about matching Tim Buffers
"Nora" against "Nancy Hanks" on kite
shaped track. "Mose," however, says he
will not drive Buffers fast one.
Barney Bros, the Providence firm that
has contracted to remove the sWill, sent
a team to this city yesterday to begin the
work. 1t attracted considerable attention,
some thinking it was the Hay Cart out on
parade.
There does not seem to be much money
in the peanut business but firm has paid
SllO,UO for the privilege OF selling the
former luxury at the Worlds Fair. The
must know the people OF the
Windy City pretty well and their fondness
for peanuts.
Wednesday evening the committee APP
pointed by the Sacred Heart Christian
Doctrine Society to arrange for a coffee
supper held meeting. 1t was decided to
have the supper on the evening OF the
26th Of October.
a handsome photograph Of Miss
liaworth, the rea der who will appear at
the entertainment of the Hope Concert
Company Sunday evening, is on exhibi-
tion in the show window OF McElroy and
Mooney, the clothiers.
A City Councilman yesterday left his
horse standing on Main street and while
it was there it bit a mans thumb. The
but he refused TO go. He then asked how
much he wanted for the injury and the
man said "a quarter" He got it.
Constable Jason T.. Lawrence. yesterday
served a summons upon John
Smith, who resides in rear OF 121 East
avenue, to appear before the District
Court Saturday, to answer in a ,civil case
against him for damages caused by his
log biting lad named Thomas McNabh
n the face.
Ii is rather hard for the people OF this
city TO find out where they live now.
Their names arc in the directory opposite
a certain number and since the new
directory was gotten out the numbers
have been changed on most streets so that
people are often uncertain about their
residence.
Marshal Martin Il. Moriarty of the
Sacred Heart parish has divided the men
into three companies and appointed a
captain for each division. The older men
will be in charge of Thomas Ryan, the
middle aged will be commanded by Myles
NJ. Mulligan and the young men by Cap
tain Lythgoe OF the Kearneys. \ drill
meeting was held Wednesday evening and
here was a very good attendance. The
men being in charge of such competent
military men will certainly make good
showing.