Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-01
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sail under false colors-coatcd pills.
All along the line-the family washing
Miss Della McCarron ~ this city is Wis
ting friends IN Fall River.
The ladies OF st. Pauls Church viii
hold a harvest supper Thursday evening
The annual election OF officers OF the
To Kalon Club will be held Friday even
ing.
Some OF the mills along the Blackstone
are stopped on account OF the scarcity Of
water.
Miss Lizzie, daughter OF Newsdealer
Moy, celebrated her tenth birthday yes
terday.
John A. O'Neil, the young mems tailor,
is showing some handsome STYLES in
suitings.
Samuel Crane OF this city has made an
assignment to Thomas +. Murphy OF
Providence.
A young Democrat arrived at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Whalen OF Sirson
street, Saturday.
Coal dealers expect an advance OF %
cents ton on all sizes OF anthracite dur
ing the present month.
A tull attendance is requested at the ad-
journed meeting OF the Ssrsfeld Associa-
tion this evening.
a very pleasant Halloween" party was
held at the residence OF Miss Clara
Ialany last evening.
A party OF young people spent last eve
ming very pleasantly at the residence OF
Miss Carver on Jefferson avenue.
The funeral OF Martin Z. Moriarty will
take place tomorrow morning at O'Clock
from st. Mary's Church.
Matthew Aspen and family OF this city
have removed to Westerly and will have
charge OF the Creheld Mills boarding
house.
There is no question now, but that North
Main street will be coacreted for at least
100 feet each side Of the District Court
room.
The Highway Department will soon
have steam roller and a street brush, the
present brush and roller being pretty well
played out.
Thomas c. Emerson has been substitu-
ted for Amos Ridall by the Republicans OF
the Fit h Ward and John II. Arnold for
Sylyanus Mason.
The man who was arrested yesterday for
assaulting son OF the proprietor OF the
file shop was released this morning, the
young man refusing to prosecute.
The Bourke Cochran Club will meet in
Celtic Hall at 7:l5 tonight and leave at
1859 for Providenc, 10 take part in the
Seventh Ward flag RAJ ing.
Since the Columbus celebration many
complimentary words have been heard re-
lative to the float OF st. Joseph's parish.
1t was furnished by Bernard McCaughey
& Co.
Democrats should not forget 10 be at
Music Hall tomorrow evening and hear
the issues OF the campaign presented by
Hon. p. A. Collins OF Boston and other
speakers.
Don't forget the low rate excursion to
Boston and the Mechanics Fair tomorrow.
Special train leaves Providence at 9:15 and
Pawtucket at 9:25. Returning, leaves
Boston at AS p. m.
The opening game in the amateur pool
tournament was played last evening in
Kenney's Diamond Pool Parlors. The
game was 100 balls continuous pool be-
tween Norton and Finn. The latter won,
100 TO 81.
There was not a prisoner at the station
this morning and the only entry that APP
poared on the court records was James II.
Leonard, fined and costs for assaulting
Daniel IL. Wood. He was arrested and
fined yesterday afternoon. The assault
occurred few days ago when Leonard
struck Wood with a whip.
At the meeting OF the Columbian cee-
brstion committee at the Cathedral sun
day evening a committee was appointed,
Of which ex Councilman Bernard T. Len
non Is a member, 20 draft suitable reso-
lutIons and have them engraved, thank
ing the Bishop, the clergy, committees,
chief marshal, aides and all 'ot hers who
assisted in any way TO make the celebra-
tion a success.
st. Mary's Temperance Society held a
special meeting last evening to take ap-
propriate action on the death OF Martin
L. Morisrty who was an earnest, active
and houored member. A series OF reso-
lutions regretting his early demise were
adopted, The society voted 10 send a
delegation 30 the funeral and also agreed
to send floral tribute. Daniel +. Har.
rold and Vincent J. McAloon were selec-
ted 10 act as bearers on behalf OF the
/ society.
! \ well known young man OF this city
/ made several trades which included a
/ horse, harness aud sewing machine the
other day, that are worthy OF notice. He
/ bought horse and harness for $3.50 and
after looking over his purchase concluded
to shift and traded tor an old style
sewing machine. The man who got the
| horse and harness concluded that there
was not life enough in the animal and
gave IL some medicine to see il he could
get any speed out OF 1t. The medicine
had good effect and the horse died leav-
ing the owner the possessor OF sn empty
harness and bottle.