Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-06
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The rain yesterday delayed the work on
Pine street.
Colonel P. L. Hayes is in New York on
business trip.
Charles e. Chlckerlng Lodge, X. Of p,
met last night.
An inch OF rain means 100 tons OF water
10 every acre.
1t was a lovely morning after the damp,
dull day preceding.
John II. Lewis, a Providence business
man, was in town yesterday.
The Tower Light Infantry held drIll
meeting and target shoot last night.
The Young Mems Congress OF the y.
NJ. c. A. elected officers last night.
The annual parish gathering OF the
First Baptist Church was held last even
ing.
About three hundred men OF 81. Mary's
parish met in the school hall last even.
ing.
George II. Sweet, one OF the special
officers, got his pay yesterday for two
weeks.
1t was little too muddy FOR The Bourko
Cochran Club TO hold Its outdoor drill
meeting last evening therefore Il was post
poned.
A meeting Of the directors Of the Young
Mems Catholic Association was held last
evening.
Committee from the boat and cricket
clubs are soon to meet to form a union
athletic club.
Democrats should not forget the primary
meetings for the selection q delegates TO
the State and district conventions on next
Mnday evening.
John II. Gregory, dealer in gents fur
nishings, has made an assignment to
Claude j. Farnsworth.
People may now be seen putting storm
doors in the position occupied by screen
doors few weeks ago.
Colonel Henry a. Pierce, Assistant
Financial Secretary OF the United States
Senate, is home on brief vacation.
The joint specinl committee on tho
Columbus celebration win meet this eve
ming in the City Hall at go o'clock.
This is the season Of the year that some
men get up in the small hours Oft the morn
ing to see how thick ice they can find and
then blow about it,
Pine street at night looks like torch
iieh' procession sin'' 'no WORK OF paving
.no s'iee' OVs'', "iHs ~ '"' "'ny
An'eihS uisP''9 g" vi "D''"'''S'
a full grown elephant is capable Of
carrying load Of two tons 1t seems as
'hough 'he eiepnah' 'n"' Steps on man +
PocKe'Oooh "'lghs more 'Hoh 'n"''
The Columbus Day exercises OF the High
School viii be held In Music Hail, and in
addition to the official programme, there
VIII DC an uoo''ss ~ mary n Ll''rn'ore'
In Sweden and Norway it is a CT me to
make any profit on the sale OF liquor; j.
must dispensed at cost. What n circus il
would be II that were the casc In this
CITY,
The pupils OF st. Mary's school will
hold an entertainment next Wednesday
night. The proceeds will be devoted to
paying the expenses Of the Columbus
parade.
The Catholics OF Attleboro are becoming
enthused with the spirit Of Columbus and
the parishes have organized and will make
good showing on the occasion OF the an
niversary on the 2fst OF this month.
An electric Iicbt vros rlocrd NJ tbo
corner Of Middle and North Main streets
last Friday, but il has been Of no service
as yet to the people Of that vicinity as it
has not been lighted since IT'S erection.
A snocjal rncetino % CT worv,s Tenn.
perance soc;etv will no hold THE ovcrir,
at 1880 to take action on the invitation Of
the Columbus committee of the CITY
Council to take part in the celebration.
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and well attended, About ef0o .rssp.,,rd
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