Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-05
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tonight.
u. Finnessey OF Danvers, Mass, was
In town yesterday.
The no school signal was struck on the
fire alarm at o'clock.
Hugh McCullum has gone TO Bangor
Me, to enter the Theological Seminary.
The men OF st s'aary's parish will hold a
meeting in the new shool hall this even
ing for drill.
The annual parish gathering OF the First
Baptist Church will be held this evening
at 7 80 o'clock.
II Is very probable that the people OF
Albion will soon have Catholic church
and permanent pastor.
The Cleveland and Stevenson Guards
are waiting for a chance to show their
new Continental uniforms.
Detective Haberlin is supposed to be on
his vacation this week, but has been sum
moned TO court every day.
The Ladies Home Mission Circle OF the
Pawtucket Congregational Church met
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Arthur Tardi was arrested last night on
warrants charging him with assaulting
Frederick and Simon Boudreau.
The Joint special committee on Colum-
bus celebration will meet tomorrow even
ing at the City Hall at s 80 o'clock.
Democrats should not forget the pri.
maries which are to be held Monday night
to elect State and Congressional delegates.
The regular monthly meeting OF Delany
Council, X. OF c., will be held this even
ing, and every member should be present.
Reed OF this city and BelHeld OF Ions
dale will wrestle In Thomas Davis Hall,
Lonsdale, Friday evening for a purse OF
$50.
well attended meeting OF Eureka
Lodge, X. OF r., was held last evening and
ten candidates were admitted to the rank
OF page.
The Committee on Accounts met last
night and approved the police pay roll in
the same manner as they have approved it
for several months.
The Bourke Cochran Club will hold an
out door drill meeting this evening. they
make such fine appearance that every
body is glad to see them.
The Telegram trophy will be presented
to the East Ends Saturday, they having
won It last year. The Fall Riverites meet
the Wanderers Saturday.
The Central Falls Cadet Band opened a
fair in the skating rink last night and
made a street parade The Cleveland and
Stevenson Guards attended.
Miss Lucy Ames Frost has resigned her
position as teacher In the High School Of
this city, to accept the position OF teacher
Of science in the Dorchester High School,
and has entered upon her new duties.
1t is a queer thing that after a girl has
consented to fly with a man she usually
has to walk. That is because a man gen
eIally thinks his sweetheart is an angel
and she believed 1t when he told her so.
About fifteen boys ranging from ten to
twelve years made quite street parade
last evening. They had a couple OF flags;
four torches, two drums and fte. They
seemed to have caught the campaign
spiril,
A marriage OF more than ordinary in
terest recently took place in Golden City.
The parties were both blind, and their
romantic engagement extended over a
period OF seven years before their patient
hopes were realized.
The Kearney Light Infantry has one Of
the incest furnished armories in the State.
The many prizes won by the company are
exhibited In conspicuous places and the
rooms throughout are handsomely de-
corated and furnished.
Last night John Osfeld, whose place was
raided Sunday, was arraigned in court on
charge OF maintaining common nuisance
and for selling liquor without license.
He pleaded not guilty and furnished bail
for his appearance on the 18th.
Hon. John c. Wyman, Rhode Island IS
commissioner, will leave next Monday for
Chicago to be present at the dedicatory
exercises OF the Columbian Exposition.
Quite a large party OF Rhode Islanders will
be present, among them several from this
city.
This evening there will be a meeting of
the Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine So
ciety when the literary work will be re-
sumed for the Winter months. There will
be debate, and the literary committee is
busy preparing something to amuse the
members at every meeting.
For some time past the newsboys have
made 1t practice to plague an old man
who keeps a notion stand on Main street
near the entrance OF the Union Pacific Tea
Company's store. Last night he chased
one and in doing so fell, striking his head
on the curbstone, receiving bad cut.
One week from tonight in Music Hall
Mr.. Lenthier OF Lowell, Mass, and Mr.
Authier Of Central Falls will debate the
tariff question. Every Democrat should
remem ber this and be there on that even
ing TO hear the two eminent gentlemen
and then draw conclusions therefrom
Mr.. Authier, through his friends, ha,
voluntarily or otherwise, done a great
deal OF blowing, and IL Is the opinion o
all that the man who has the least TO say
generally knows the most. Anyway
Mr.. Lonthier's friends believe that The
wind will be taken out OF Mr.. Authier'i