Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-05


Miss Clark OF Boston is visiting on Pine
street.
The singing club OF the Harsgari Society
will have a concert and ball In Infantry
Hall October s.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Bourke Cochran Club on Friday eve
ming in Celtic Hall. 2
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Edgar X. HardIe OF Central Falls and
Alice A. Watmougn OF this city.
Andrew J. Radloh OF Haskell's doesn't
have TO look at the sun now to see what
time it is. He has just won a handsome
gold watch.
II has looked so much like stormy
weather for the past few days that the
people will not believe that ii can rain
until they get soaking.
st. Mary's Temperance Society will hofo
a special meeting on Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock to take action on the invi-
tation OF the Columbus Committee OF the
City Council.
As will be seen by notice on the first
page a special meeting OF Division /, A.
o. H., is to be held on Friday evening
for important business. Every member
should be present.
The regular meeting OF the Board Of
Aldermen will be held this evening, but
members have been invited to the opening
OF the Chess Clubs room, and the City
Fathers always did like good time.
Friday evening in Temperance Hall,
High street, the Woodbine Base Ball Club
will hold its annual grand ball. This
association OF exponents OF the National
game always have a good time and this
gathering will be no exception 10 the rule.
Alderman Adams received word yester-
day from Prof. Alonzo Williams, formerly
OF Brown University, accepting the invita-
tion To be the orator OF the day on the
2lst inst. lie will deliver lecture suitable
to the occasion in Music Hall after the
parade in the afternoon.
This evening the quarters OF the Paw
tucket Chess Club in the Edith Block will
be dedicated in an appropriate manner.
The rooms now compose the whole OF the
second story. A supper will be served
and many people OF prominence OF this
and other cities have been invited.
II is a funny fact that the man who APP
proved of the present City Hall site while
he was in position to do so, was one OF
the thirty-eght at the Business Mems
meeting TO vote against improving the
present structure. This world is full OF
queer people.
This evening in Music Hall James
O'Neil OF this city, who travels under the
name OF Lawrence Manning, will take the
leading part in the Maud Granger Com
pany. Mr.. O'Neil is well known in this
city and full house will greet him. He
has been very successful.
The campaign clubs OF this city should
get together and arrange for another
demonstration before long. Scarcely a
month remains now in which to arouse
the enthusiasm OF the people, and there
fore no time should be lost. The MEM
bers OF the different companies are only
waiting for the word.
At the Music Hall this evening Maude
Granger will present the realistic roman
tic play, "Lenora," with superb cast,
headed by Lawrence Manning. AS an
emotional actress Maude Granger is peer
less, and her latest success, "Lenora,"
affords her grand scoupe for her artistic
ability, her role being that OF a Spanish
adventures, character in itself pertain
ing to thrilling romance.
There will be a meeting in this city this
evening OF the General Committee on
Columbus celebration composed OF MEM
bers Of Delany, Tyler and LaSalle Councils,
X. OF c. At the last meeting it was de-
cided TO have the special train which is to
convey the members OF this council to New
Haven on Tuesday next, decorated in an
appropriate manner. A picture OF Col
umbus will be placed in the headlight,
the engine and cars will be ornamented
with flags and bunting and long streamer
on each car will bear the words, "Rhode
Island Delegation, X. OF c."