Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-07
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Representations OF Santa Claus will
soon appear in store windows.
Florence Lodge, ID. OF r., will hold a
rnasqueradc -ocial this evening.
Tho mother Henry Fletcher, clerk of the
Board OF Assessors, is seriously Ill.
This evening the regular monthly meet
'ag OF the Board OF Aldermen Will be
neld.
The electrical apparatus TO connect the
police station with the banks Is being put
IN.
There will be meeting OF the Paw.
tucket Cadets tomorrow evening In Celtic
Hall
The regular semi monthly meeting of
Delany Council, X OF C., will be held
tins evening.
Willism II. Potter entertained a party
OF friends at his residence on Cottage
street Monday evening.
This morning DR.. Eastman of Main
, street was summoned before the Grand
Jury on Prov .dence case.
The funeral OF Miss Katie L. Doran
took place this morning al 0 o'clock from
her parents residence on Mary street.
There will be another meeting OF the
! Mule Spinners Saturday evening when
the advance in wages will be discussed.
The boilers of the Old Colony locomo-
tives are now TO be tested four times a
year instead Of once as has been the GUS
tom.
The funeral Of Miss Cora r. Langley
will take place tomorrow morning at $3.50
from her parents residence on Lonsdale
avenue.
The Republican voters Of the Second
Ward were yesterday morning notified by
mail that the election in that ward Is to
be held today.
NEXT Sunday the members of the Young
Ladies Societies of 81. Mary s Churcn will
receive communion in a body. II will be
a very impressive sight.
A.G Spauiding q Bros. has offered
handsome pennant To the club winning
the championship OF the New England
bsHeue III Toiisr polp CiuDs.
Tonight the Providence polo team will
he here. Tomorrow evening the Paw
tuckets go to Walthan and Friday night
the "Walchmakers" will visit this city.
Beginning yesterday a new njgnt train.
called b. New York and Boston Pullman
limited, viii be run by the New York and
New England company. 1t will leave
both cities at 10 80 p m.
In April OF next year J. o. Meryey,
agent OF the Old Colony railroad at Attic.
boro, viii have completed twenty -one
years OF service with the railroad, aud
will retire from active business.
Tomorrow afternoon t he ambulance will
be sent TO the Rhode Islane Hospital to
bring home Councilman McKeough. He
IL much improved, but has not recovered
sufficiently from the operation recently
performed to be able tn sit up.
John NJ. Collins of this city began Mon
day the duties OF Assistant Superin-
tendent of the Attleboro district OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
He was formerly an agent in this place
and his many friends wish him success.
4 bottle of whisky, or "red eye" as II
was marked, found secreted in the cell OF
a murderer at the State prison in Gran
ston, has caused genuine sensation, as
we'll AZ the dismissal of one Of the prison
officers. An investigation is being made.
Those who select Christmas presents
now have one advantage, and that Is that
they have u better variety TO select from.
Clerks say that there are many shoppers,
but many come in only to examine, hav-
ing not made up their minds What to buy.
Last night some one who realized that
we are 70 have hard Winter decided TO
prepare Tor il and went into the entry of
a boarding house on Fast avenue, in the
rear ot iaryey's market, and stole a chin
chilla overcoat, the property OF one of the
boarders.
Officer James Sword was in attendance
this forenoon before the Grand Jury A. u
witness against Matteo Lanni, the muir
derous Italian who killed his wife in
Providence aud who was captured i'm the
South Attleboro italian colony by Sword
and Providence officer.
steamship agents say that more money
was sent 10 he old country this Year than
ever before. 1t has always been the
custom for the people Who have been so
fortunate ss TO get to this country to re-
member those at home at Christ mas time.
Long may the custom continue.
II Sunday school teachars notice a
larger attendance al the sessions OF their
classes, and il their pupils are more
prompt, they sbou d not ne deluded with
the idea that " Ia caused by the thirst OF
the rising generation after religious
knowledge. They should rememb Der that
II is nearing Christmas.
Bernard Gallagher, residing on Paw
tucket avenue, was thrown from his
butcher wagon on Randall square yes
terday afternoon. sustaining a severe
scalp wound, rendering him unconscious.
He was taken to the Office OF DIR. Lord,
where rest orstives were applied, and he
was subsequently transferred In the am
bulance to tn. Rhode Island Hospital,
where the wound was dressed. He In In
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