Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-28

For Rhode Island; Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv Ubiquitous Reporters.
High through his titles, power and pelf,
Boundless h@ wealth as wish can claim.
Despite those titles, power and pelf,
The wretch, concen red all IN self.
Living, shah forfeit fair renown,
And. doubly dying, shall 90 down
20 the vile dust from whence he sprung,
Unwept, unhonored and unsung.
-s.r Walter Scott
Democrats, register!
Bobby Burns was In town last night.
Dealers in skates are doing big busi.
ness.
New Year gatherings are now on the
tapis.
The evening schools we're reopened last
night.
oficer Sword is confined to his home by
illness.
Officer Mooney is located at the Grand
Opera House.
The Pawtucket Cadets will hold a ball
Friday evening.
Lothrop's Grand Opera House promises
TO be grand success.
Shocking railway accidents are getting
TO be- daily occurrences.
Six inches OF snow just now would
make grand sleighing.
The new boiler st the police station has
so far given entire satisfaction.
The patrons OF polo hardly know what
to do with themselves this week.
Poor old '92 is growing more feeble
every day. His hours are numbered.
An interesting meeting OF A. X. Tilton
Camp, s. OF ", will be held this evening.
This evening the Pswtucket team plays
In the Shoe city, and the Worcester at
Providence.
Many students are home for the holi-
days. This brief vacation is greatly en-
joyed by them.
This evening there will be a meeting OF
Branch Parnell, l. y. F., when the elec.
tion OF officers will be held.
James Finn, formerly OF this city, but
now OF New York city, Is home on visit
to relatives and friends.
Another union meeting was held at the
Mr.. Trafton led the singing.
The words "Grand Opera House" In
raised gold letters over the entrance 10
the theater are very attractive.
Now is the time for wives to make
their husbands sign resolutions for the
new year which they have drawn up.
Fred A. Jillson OF this city is now In the
employ OF Ruel 3. and Herbert Darling,
hotel supply merchants OF New York city.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine B. Hunt
will take place tomorrow morning, and
interment will be in old ST. Mary's ceme-
terry.
The annual meeting OF Court City OF
Pawtucket will be held this evening when
the annual election OF officers will take
place.
The Central Falls Temperance Cadets
will give an exhibition drill at the mas
querade ball OF the Burnside Cadets Fri
day evening.
The light iron trolley pole at the foot OF
OF Broad street was taken down yesterday
afternoon. 1t was hard work to dig II out
OF its bed OF frost.
The police have been notified to be on
the lookout for Walter w. franklin, who
has been missing from bis home In Provi-
dence since Dec. Is.
There are just three days in which q
voter can register. Saturday is the last
day and all should not wait until that
time. Register at once.
Mrs. T. w. Greenslitt OF South Boston,
Mass, is visiting at the home Of Frank e.
Greenslitt, local correspondent of the
Telegram, on Broadway.
The young man who succeeded In giving
his best girl for Christmas present Just
the article she had been wishing for Ia
indeed happy mortal.x
Pawtucket Lodge, No. 100, Or Ter OF
Protection, will meet In Clan Fraser Hall
this evening and will receive visit from
Grand Warden John J. Peckham and
Board OF Grand Off, GERS.
The remains of Miss Lucinda K. Arm
strong, who died suddenly Saturday eve
ming at the residence of Canute Halver-
son, No. II River street, were taken to
Providence for burial this morning.
Sporting authorities have decided that
all bets that Cleveland or Harrison would
carry California are OF, ,inasmuoh as Hsr-
rison has one elector and Cleveland the
rest. The decision applies to other States
with divided electors.
The probate Judge OF Cowley country,
Kansas has announced that he will make
a special rate to clubs OF 10 or more who
procure marriage licenses and secure him
to perform the ceremony during the holi-
days. The people OF Rhode Island do not
seem to require such an inducement.
The annual meeting OF the New England
Base Ball League will be held In Boston on
Wednesday, Jan. IS, next. The business
will consist OF annual reports, election oi
1a.ox. .oroint p,ent of n circuit com nit