Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-22
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Chickering Lodge, X. Of p, met last
night.
Nearly 1000 voters have registered &C
far.
Walcott street is closed on account oi
the sewer excavation.
The Inauguration ceremonies will take
place In the City Hall this year.
The regular drill meeting OF the Tower
Light Infantry was held last night.
City Clerk Sibley will be In the Fourth
Ward tonight with the registry book.
william Newell, who has been In poor
health OF late, is soon to start for Florida
A junior polo team has been organized
In Providence and II Is ready 10 meet all
comers.
The musical part OF the services In the
Catholic Churches In this city Sunday
will be excellent.
Tower Relief Corps served a clam chow.
der and baked bean supper at q. A. x.
Hall last evening.
A mass meeting OF carpenters was held
In Providence last night TO further the
nine hour movement.
People are wondering what kind OF q
Commissioner OF Industrial Statistics
Mr. Tiepke will make.
p. J. Rutledge is confined to his resi-
dence, corner OF Broad and Titus streets,
Valley Falls by illness.
There is yet a break In North Main
street and passengers on street cars have
to walk a couple hundred yards.
The Leap Year party in Music Hall
rooms Wednesday evening
promises to be an enjoyable event.
Miss Katie Clark, daughter Of John and
Alice Clark. died Tuesday at the age Of
~ years. she was a member OF St. Mary's
parish.
II has been decided to hold an inquest
as 10 the cause OF the accident at the
Horse Shoe Company's works Monday
evening.
Mr.. George ii. Webb OF the Pswtuckst
Company has received .
patent Tor centre piece for the CRATES for
forge furnaces.
A schooner loaded with potatoes from
Prince Edward Island for Jacksonville,
Fla, put into Newport harbor yesterday,
[ he hrst seen there this year.
Phillip Gagnon, 13 years OF age, who
assaulted Ella Merrick on the Smithfeld
Pike, was yesterday allowed to plead nolo
and was sent to the Reform School during
minority.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
sacred Heart Cnurch tnis year ss usuai Tor
the Sunday school children. II is held
under the auspices OF the Christian
Doctrine Society.
The annual banquet OF the Rhode Island
Association OF Steamship Agents will be
held the second Thursday in January at
I he Hotel Dorrance. There are a number
OF Pawtucket members.
Yesterday the Sheriff OF Worcester
Mass, came to this city and took
a saloonkeeper, whose place of business 10
In the vicinity OF Lonsdsle sven ne, back
with him. There are four cases against
him.
People are thoroughly sick OF reading
how long before the Mayor will retire to
private life, etc, etc. II sounds like the
wall OF chronic dyspeptic or one who
had not got what he wanted during the
past year.
The meeting OF Consolidated road stock
holders scheduled for yesterday In New
Haven was postponed until January, TO
enable the Providence and Worcester
road recently leased, to perfect some legal
arrangements.
Sunday evening at the Church OF the
Holy Trinity there will be a concert and
Christmas tree. The former will be en-.
joyed by all who attend and the latter
will surely please the children. 1t IL be-
ing held under the auspices OF the Christ
ian Doctrine Society, and 10 4 praise
worthy undertaking for that body.
The horse cars on the Cottage stree,
line OF the Pawtucket street Railway arr
to be discontinued in a few days, anc
then the residents on that thoroughfsr, r,
will have to depend upon the Centrs
avenue electrics, which will run on II
minute time on that street. This 10
change for the better.
At the meeting Of Delany Council, X. o
c., last evening four candidates wer
elected to membership. The semi snpus
report OF the financial secretary an
treasurer was read and received. A meet
ing OF the ball committee was held an
everything points towards q successful
and enjoyable affair. Arrangements al
nearly completed for the grand event.