Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-03

TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where BY Ubiquitous Reporters.
Park Place Church Is ten years old.
The Common Council meets tonight.
Hot soda is now the favorite beverage.
The Young Republican Guards meet to-
night.
-Four persons were fned yesterday in
court.
The Business Mems Association will
meet tonight.
An overcoat was very acceptable gar
ment yesterday.
The employees OF $. c. Wilson & Son be-
gan today working nine hours.
The steam yacht Canute took party OF
gentlemen 10 Tiverton yesterday.
The Republican City Committee met
night, but did no business.
Miss Mary Rose OF this city has been
visiting friends in Moosup, Conn.
John Booth OF Central Falls has been
issued patent on a spinning ring.
Miss Sadie Murphy has gone to Middle
boro, Mass, for two weeks visit.
Rev. p. NJ. vinton addressed the Y. NJ.
c. A. meeting yesterday afternoon.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
building on George street has been paint
ed
The regular meeting OF the Board Of
Aldermen will be held Wednesday even
ing.
Olneyville, Attleboro and this city were
in the District Court yester-
day.
Five weeks from today the country will
be on the eve OF another Presidential elec-
tion.
1t is a fact that only one fife and drum
corps appeared on the streets Saturday
night.
Eureka Lodge, X. OF r., will confer the
rank OF page on ten candidates tomorrow
night.
Prof. w. X. Colby OF California addressed
the Pawtucket Spiritual Association yes
terday.
William O'Neil was fined IS and costs
this morning for an assault on John
Mooney.
Pine street will be closed up for a couple
OF weeks TO come from the Slater mills to
Grace street.
The Hope Concert Company is musical
that the people OF this city
justly feel proud Of.
The iron moulders ball on Thanks
giving eve in the skating rink promises
to be quite an event.
There was a decided falling of in horse
car travel yesterday on account OF the
fall Of the mercury.
1t would keep the Legislature pretty
busy il new law had to be made every
time ii was broken.
The party OF fire engineers from New
England will not arrive in Louisville, KY,
until tomorrow night.
Thomas Hood OF this city and Fred
Thornley, OF Providence will run a 100
yards race Oct. q, for 900 side.
Octobg, the month OF sharp, crisp
mornings, cool evenings, vari-colored
leaves and chestnuts, is with us.
Delany Council, X. OF C., meets Wednes-
day evening. 1t will be the last meeting
before the New Haven celebration.
Thomas II. Finney OF Boston, Mass,
called on his son, Charles Byron Finney
OF Capwell's Pharmacy, Saturday.
The Democratic primaries for electing
delegates to the State and Congressional
conventions will be held Monday evening
The latest in the party line is "cob-
web party" This beats even the third
party and it is not doing much at that.
The w. c. T. u. OF this city went to
Providence Saturday night to attend the
lecture Of ex- Gov. st. John, In Music Hall
Saturday an absent minded barber Of
this city tucked a newspaper under {
patron > Cnlu anu BhNc nun u loNSi "
read.
Rev. Father NJ. p. Cassidy has taker
charge OF st. Patrick's parish, Valley
Falls, and Rev. Father Coffey has gone tC
Natick.
Rev. T. F. Doran has been appointed {
member OF the Board OF Diocesan Con
sultors, in place OF Rev. Thomas Kane
deceased.
The Catholic demonstration in Provi
dence on the 2lst will be an event tina
the people OF Rhode Island will never Sc
the equal.
The services OF Columbus, the great dis
coverer, would be very acceptable to tn
people OF this city just now in finding
City Hall site.
The man is not much OF politician VIII
has not got figured out how mucl
majority his favorite for President will
have in each State.
One week from tomorrow about sixt
members OF Delany Council, X. OF c., vii
go to New Haven TO take part in tn
Columbus celebration.
The twenty-sixth annual convention c
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Massac husetts and Rhode Island will b
held at Pittsfeld, Oct. 20-23.
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