Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
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Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Our new opera house begins to loom
up grandly.
Chief OF Police Perry will return from
Chatham next week.
James Gregory and wife and Miss Aggie
Kenna are at Pleasant Bluff.
New signs have been placed on the High
street side OF r. l.. Freeman's store.
"Don't give mo away" pleaded the
girl, when invited TO step on the scales.
The stump OF the tree on the side OF the
now Wheaton building In being removed.
The grocer who sells twelve ounces for
apound depends on his winning weight.
Miss Mary Kelly OF Summerville, Mass,
is visiting Miss Alice Conley at Valley
Falls.
Tomorrow is Caledonian day at Rocky
Point.
J. E. Gobeille and family arc at Nam
tasket.
Officer Dwyer has been presented with
an elegant blackthorn stick by ex-Officer
Minchin.
The man is foolish who pays dollar
for Turkish bath when no can ride In a
close street car.
1t In to be expected that when the wall
paper men form their combine they will
stick like paste.
Camp Trouble was broken up at Bull
locks Point yesterday and the party has
returned homo.
Delany Council, X. of G., meets tomor-
row evening whom several candidates
will be Initiated.
Teeth are being pulled by electricity
and people with defective molars arc
skockedltheroby.
Miss Alice Farrell OF Pleasant View Is
spending her vacation at the Windsor
House, Block Island.
Hugh J. Leo OF Mineral Spring avenue
is once more chasing the nimble item
after weeks furlough.
In few short weeks the Summer Wis
itors and vacationists will begin the pill
grimage back TO the cities.
Yesterday morning workmen began lay
Ing tho rails for tho Interstate road from
Fountain street to Central avenue.
p. J. Murray OF Kennedy, Cough Il
Murray left yesterday on an extended trip
through Vermont and Now Hampshire.
Yesterday crowds taronged tho Inter
state cars and enjoyed q delightful ride
over the now route to the village of jew
elry.
William Curran, Jr., and sister, Miss
Louise, OF North Attleboro, aro at Block
Island and are registered at the woon-
socket House.
Mamie and Annie Cullen OF Deahy
Brothers store left yesterday for Cottage
City TO join the party from the View that
is stopping there.
When man loses borrowed money
betting on races no cannot feel the same
sorrow he would II the money came out
OF his own pocket.
Tho onterprising firm OF McCaughey
IL Co. have very attractive sign painted
on tho fence In front of tho site OF the
old DIR. Wheaton house.
A sealskin trust is being formed and
prices are to be greatly advanced. No one
but the wives OF leo men and plumbers
will be able to buy them.
Miss Annie Rosonbaum of tho New
Idea Store has returned to her duties af-
ter spending delightful weok at the
Woonsockct House, Block Island.
Tho young man who bought two one
cent stamps to put on q letter to save
buying two-cent stamp had reached a
rather fine point In the practice of econ
omy.
On Sunday ovoning, tho 11th OF next
month, an illustrated lecture on tho life
and adventures of Columbus will be given
In Music Hall undor the auspices Of
Delany Council.
Persons who fool tempted to commit
suicide on account OF the terrible heat
should stopa moment to consider whether
the place they arc headed for Is not a
great deal hotter.
McElroy Il Mooney, the clothiers, have
very fine picture of tho chill Foun-
tain" In jerks park, Central Falls, on OK
hibition In thcir show window. Il is a
nice piece of work.
Frank O'Hare of Valley Falls, who Is
filling n position for tho season at the
Dodge Pharmacy, Block Island, Is one OF
the most favorably known mon on that
curious and beautiful mid ocean resort.
Every member OF Dolany Council,
Knights OF Columbus, OF this city will
visit Now Haven on October 11th to take
part In the big celebration. This Council
viii bo second to none In appearance or
numbers.
There Is a man In the Fourth Ward 90
full of politics that In case his party is
defeated he has ordered his coffin made
seventeen inches larger than his remains.
He expects to swell that much with in
dignation after burial.
The undertakers and vino clerks meet
tomorrow on tho diamond. The members
OF the former team think they can bury
their opponents while the latter feel that
II will be an easy matter to give the un-
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