Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-19
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The evening schools will reopen one
week from tomorrow night
The banks have received some OF the
/ Worlds Fair souvenir coins.
Postal cards with the paid reply attach
ment are now very much In use.
An adjourned meeting 81 the school
committee will be held tomorrow night.
This morning four persons were fined q
and costs. The came from Attleboro,
Dodgeville and Wrenthsm.
Superintendent Corcorsn OF the Metro
politsn Life Insurance Company was in
New York Saturday on business.
Frank r. slbley, senior partner OF the
Arm OF Sibley Il Crswshsw, has been con
fined to his home by sickness the past few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Myers OF New
York city have for the past week been
visiting their daughter In this city, Mrs.
William II. Grimes.
Misses Annie Ryding and Frances Nc
Dewitt, students at Bay View seminary,
will pass the Christmas holidays al their
parents home In Lonsdale
The Democratic City Committee will
hold an important meeting this evening
at the Pawtucket Hotel. The meeting
will begin promptly at O'Clock.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet tonight to take steps toward getting
the registry voters TO visit the City Hall
| hau aINaa ali gnr
next year.
Yesterday a young man named Parker
and three other boys broke through the
! Ice on he pond near the Bishops cemetery
and came very near being drowned. As 1t
was all got cold bath.
The clock In the Miller block was
ratified again Saturday night. II was Ave
minutes fast and may were led TO believe
that their watches were wrong when they
saw the Illuminated dial.
Everything was quiet at he Hebron
willie crossing yesterday. There was no
guard and the extra" was not run down
! by the Old Colony. The matter will
. probably be settled in court
/ Yesterday a mail pouch, supposed to
/ contain Christmas presents, was stolen
! In New York City. Those who do not re-
ceive present can console themselves
with the belief that II was in that pouch.
Samuel Hardness, 20 years OF age, was
found dead in bed at his boarding house
In Olneyviile yesterday. lie is supposed
} To have taken lsudanum. lie has relatives
In Lonsdsle and they will take charge OF
the remains.
The new passenger steam boat now un-
der construction for the Fall River Line
will he Senty feet longer than the Puri.
! tan and will have accomm odations for
| 400 passengers. II will be one OF the
finest steamers afioat.
II you register tonight you will avoid n
big crush at the Clerks office during the
last few days. II you do not register you
cannot vote next year. so register, every
body. The young man who will be n
next year must register.
In Providence Saturday afternoon De-
! tective Swan arrested woman In the
| Boston Store who was accused OF the
| larceny OF book. She was taken to the
! Central station, " here she gave her name
! as Mary Collins, and her residence a. Paw
| tucket.
Ata meeting Of those Interested In the
| University Extension Saturday evening,
! the following we're elected on the execu-
tive committee: William H. Ssyles, Gil
| man &. Fisher, Mrs. NJ. A. Saunders, Mrs.
l l. 4, Sa,I.a lillian, "a l,urtfs Ray \ I
| Wooliey end Rev. Y. W. Hamilton.
/ Saturday might people saw sonnet hing
/ in street "fsKing." a. II Is commonly
/ termed. A couple OF delapidated speci
mems OF humani y had a number Of ever.
! green wreaths and crocus, and were try
| twenty i've cents w,eath, but came
down to four for thirty cents.
The police were out Yesterday as usual
looking after the Sunday liquor dealers.
Every saloon but those which have "pork
pie" licenses were found closed. These
latter places had something like a picket
line thrown out When the officers went
in TO the reom they found those In there
eating lunch and no sign Of liquor being
sold. The pickets OF course knew the
officers and notified all Of their approach
Yesterday there were many skaters on
Hammond's pond and there were several
narrow escapes from drowning. A few OF
those more reckless than OF hers broke
through the ice and their chances OF ALL
ing a watery grave were good for time,
They were pulled out by their com
panions nearly frozen by the chilly water
The ice is hardly safe yet, but II Is not
supposed that skaters will realize this un-
I'll there have been three or four drowning
accidents.
A meeting OF the knights OF Columbus
ball committee was held yesterday and
a great deal done towards completing The
arrangements. Reeves full American
Band, b. r. Church leader, has been en-
gagged for the concert. The soloists thai
always travel with the American BAND
will be there. MIR. Church will lead tn,
orchestra for dancing. Programmes hav,
been selected and the hall Will he beauti
fully decorated. There will be many dis
tinguished guests, and there is no qucs
tion hut that II will be grand snair.