Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-16

Today and tomorrow are Ember days.
The New Idea Store will be open to-
night.
This has been a profitable week for nsh
dealers.
Have you registered as voter9 II not,
why have you not.
A meeting OF the Burnside Cadets will
be held this evening.
Rowe beat OJeary last night at Ken
neY's Diamond" 100 to 80.
Tim Keefe, the great base ball twirler,
will referee here tonight.
Nearly all the stores will be open every
evening from now till Christmas.
Tonight Brockton will be here and our
team is desperate and must win.
An interesting meeting OF Enterprise
Lodge, l. o. o. f., was held last evening
Conductor Dunbar OF the Interstate road
has been i'll and Motormsn Murray OFF,
clated as conductor.
The Invicti Base Bali Club helda very
pleasant Leap Year party last night in the
Odd Fellows Building.
An honest woman found quite large
sum OF money last evening and left 1t at
81 Park street TO be claimed.
Officer Conners OF Franklin notified
the police here today that team had
been stolen and 10 look out for II.
There will be a mass celebrated at 81.
Mary's Church tomorrow morning for the
repose OF the soul OF Mary Blake.
This morning all Judge Shove had TO DO
was to fine two persons the usual fine for
falling into the hands OF the officers.
II you have any $500 greenbacks OF the
issue OF 1859 II is well for you to know
that the government has called them In.
The Old Colony people keep guard day
and night at the Hebronville crossing to
be ready for any movement OF the Inter
state.
Tomorrow night both Rhode Island
teams go over into the Bay State, Provi-
depce OF Shoeville and Pswtucket to
Worcester.
Monday evening City Clerk Sibley will
be at Ward Five to register voters. Tues
day evening he will be at the First and
Thursday at the Second.
There will be meeting OF the benefit
members OF the Catholic Knights Of
America in Franklin Lyceum Hall, Provi-
dence, Sunday afternoon.
Sylvsnus Mason, the contractor, is
getting along pretty we'll, considering the
weather, with the foundation OF the Gar
den Street School annex.
Entries for the Rhode Island Poultry
Associations annual show will close to-
morrow night. The show will be held In
the rink, beginning the 9th.
A clever young man has been working
this vicinity by swindling women out Of
small amounts by using the names Of
milkmen. Look out for him.
The Ready Helpers connected with the
Pleasant View Baptist Church held a
Christ mas sale In the vestry Wednesday
evening with good attendance.
Last night Worcester defeated Provi-
dence, 2 tol. Each team lost goal by
fouls and the score was tied at the
time limit Ten minutes overtime was
played.
A special meeting OF the Catholic
Knights will be held In Sarsfield Hall this
evening to make suitable arrangements
for attending the funeral Of Joseph
Gervais.
Eureka Lodge, X. OF p, will leave at
7:25 O'Clock this evening for Hopedale to
pay a fraternal visit. Many bers OF
other lodges will also go. They will re-
turn at midnight.
Letter carriers and postal employees
dread Christmas as much as Others watch
for the holiday. They work harder dur
ing the month OF December than any
other time of the year.
Hugh b. Harold of this city will be
ordained to the priesthood In Montreal
tomorrow. His mother and sister will
be present at the ceremony. He will i'm
mediately return to his home here.
Pensions have been granted TO the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Wil-
liam Guinness. William RapI
(deceased): Original widows, etc.-Ma'
tilda Rapp, Ellen Kilfoil, Harriet e
Kelley.
Rubbers with the inside OF the hee
lined with gum material, instead OF the
usual coarse cloth, are an Improvement
on the style, because they tend less to sliT
OF the shoe, and for that reason people
who hurry like them.
Messrs. David Harley & Co. have q
platform on the Wilkinson Park side o.
their store, upon which is displayed large
assortment OF fancy chairs and other
Christmas goods, which were usually dis
played on the sidewalk at this season.
The latest deal OF the New York, New
Haven and Hartford road increases III
mileage from 500 to g74 miles. A loca
railroad man says that 1t is only ques
tion OF short time when the entire rail
road business in New England will b'
controlled by two or three corporations.
The committees on property OF the
School Committee visited the Summit
street School house yesterday TO make ar
rangements for opening school OF The
f,rst grade in the building. They decided
to adopt the recommendations ofthe com
mittee on promotions, and put into shap'