Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-21
TERSE TRiBUNEITES.
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Olneyville is happy today.
The police made no arrests last night.
Friday is donation day at the Day
Nursery.
The wires for the police signal system
have been strung.
Bernard McCabs has Just recovered from
several days illness.
Visitors were received at the evening
drawing school last night.
A horse got bad fall at the foot Of
Broad street this morning.
The roof OF the Littlefield mill IL being
tarred by John I. Mcguire.
Thomas f. Higgins received his first
Christmas present yesterday.
Grand Chancellor Gates and officers
visited Lafayette Lodge last evening.
Grand Master Payne and officers visited
Eagle Lodge, I. o. o. f., last evening.
Rev. J. b. Crawley, who was we'll known
In this city, died at Laporte, Ind, few
days ago.
The funeral OF Mrs. Nellie, wife of X.
Anthony Gage, took place yesterday af-
afternoon.
Tower Relief Corps had bean supper and
chowder last evening followed by an en-
tertainment.
William J. Murray, captain ofthe Provi.
dence polo team, will manage the baseball !
team next year.
The funeral of Bernard Slavin took
| place from his brothers. home In East
Providence today.
The Pawtucket Riding Club will hold It's
last regular meeting OF the year tonight
at club headquarters.
There Will be an important meeting OF
the international Association OF Machin-
lists tomorrow evening.
Charles Henry McCord OF Providence
and Miss Emma Richard OF this city have
filed marriage intentions.
Edward O'Brien, OF the Dunnell Manu-.
featuring Company, was in New Haven
and Hartford yesterday on business.
Not 30 many drafts are being sent Ia
ireland this year rs last and some will not
have a merry Christmts on the Green Isle.
John J. Fitzgerald, a student OF law al
Washington University, arrived home
yesterday to spend the holidays with his
parents.
John NJ. Cullen was thrown from
his wagon on Dexter street this morning
by the horse falling. Cullen received 9
sprained ankle.
A few days ago Ezra wilkinson Of Re.
hoboth was attacked by trsmps and Sc
vereiy beaten while returning from thil
city in his team.
Yesterday afternoon w. ). McCsughey
arrived home from the Yale law school t.
spend the holiday vacation among his
relatives and friends.
A horse belonging TO Louis Bissette OF
Pleasant View attached to butcher
wagon ran away on Exchange street ycs-
terday and broke the harness.
At the regular meeting OF Delane,
Council, X. OF C., last evening four per
sons were Initiated In the first and second
degrees and considerable other business
trapsscted.
II you would enIov good health yot
should take your meals at the Nam stree
restaurant OF y. Il. Hsvens q Co. Th,
best OF everything 10 served In the mos
p.latable manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Dury OF West Col.
street are resolving the conRrstu ulstion, o
friends today on account ola new srriya
In the family. Both the boy and mothe
are doing nicely.
Bansger Smith and Jay lIunt 9th
Opera House, and James Kelley u Koll.,
Il Taylor, made the sick room oi 1911
Poster hcHsbon tbssriUl on Tu.sdsy
Mr.. Mcmahon wss out yesterday Tor
short time.