Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-13
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Gratis.
The opening J. Ii. Bsxter's East side
market occurredyes;erday.
Attention is called 10 the advert lsemeni
OF the Slater House in this issue.
Rev. Charles b. Little % Taunton visi.
ted relatives in this city this week.
Last evening at tho meeting OF Clan
Fraser six candidates were initiated.
Mcfarland has been signed to take the
place OF Newman in goal for the Wan.
derers.
| Candidates for warden and clerk will
be selected at the Democratic primaries
tonight.
The annual ball of the Pleasant View
Literary Association will .take'place this
evening.
The polls open tonight at s and close at
| 10 O'Clock In each ward room. Attend,
Democrats.
Darius Cook, Miss Ida Cook and Mrs.
Emma Whipple have returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Don't forget the Saturday matinee OF
"Alone In London" at Lothrop's Grand
Opera House.
This evening an entertainment will be
give In Chickering Hall by May Temple,
Pythian Sisters.
Division 8, A. o. H., will meet Sunday
at 2 o'clock. A large number Of members
are to be initiated.
By any other name the Valkyrie would
not sail faster, but she could be more
easily pronounced.
A person who cannot enjoy this weather
must be suffering from a majority OF the
ills flesh is heir to.
Doctor Grandield has removed his Office
from 199 Pine street to the corner of Pine
and Marin streets.
The Consolidated road is liable to be
sued for quite a sum on account OF the
Dodgeville disaster.
Lower Light Infantry will have big
celebration at the 25th anniversary OF the
company next June.
The North Ends will meet the East
Ends OF Fall River tomorrow In a New
England League game.
Tomorrow the Y. NJ. c. A. football
team will meet the Central Falls Athletics
IN the Rhode Island series.
Frank II. Sheffield, who killed his little
daughter at Rocky Point, has been taken
to the State Insane Asylum.
The wedding OF Charles A. Briggs and
Mrs. Annie n. Ross, nee Brown, was
privately solemnized last evening.
The mills Of the Slater Cotton company
Will shut down again next week notices
having been posted to that effect today.
Lots OF people last evening appeared to
the passer- by to be talking yacht. 1t is at
least certain that they were talking over
schooners.
This evening the Masons and Brick.
layers OF the city will hold an important
meeting. The meeting opens at 1880. All
should attend.
Charles Rusk OF Washington street,
an old employe OF the Easton q Burnham
Company, died Wednesday Of heart fall
ure. He leaves family.
Sweet potatoes are canned In New Jer-
sey now. IL New Jersey would only can a
few million Of her mosquitoes, more or
less, the country would be better of.
The Democratic convention for the
nomination OF Mayor, members OF the
School Committee and Justice of the
Peace will be held next Wednesday even
ing.
The first of the series Of monthly con-
ferences under the auspices Of the Uni
versalist state Convention closed at the
Church OF Our Father, High street, last
evening.
The Wanderers and Rovers will meet In
an American cup-tie Tomorrow and the
contest will be hot. The referee was
chosen at a meeting held at Fall River
last evening.
Edward Riley of Bloomingdale avenue,
In the employ of V. +. Guertin, proprietor
OF the Junction barber shop, is the father
OF a bouncing daughter and costly cigars
are now smoked by all OF his friends.
st. Mary's Temperance Society will hold
an important meeting next Sunday and
arrangements for the grand rally under
the auspices OF the Union, which will be
addressed by Father Lynch OF woonsock.
ct, will be perfected.
Applicants for admission to the even
ing drawing school or evening High
school should be present for registration
this evening from to 9 o'clock, the for
mer at the Church Hill School and the
Iottar at tho uinh GohnnI
The fact that a manufacturer can afford
TO close his mills for some time does not
at all exempt him from the duty OF being
| just to the toiler. Boasts of the ability to
lie idle on the part OF mill owners are
really arguments for shorter hours.
Parties desirous OF visiting the Daggett
farm, which Is proposed as a public park
site, can now do so without cost as barges
run to and from there every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, carrying those
who desire to go there free OF charge.
The insurance on Duncan II. Campbelps
house, which was damaged by are Toes
day night, was In the Home Insurance Co.
OF New York and the Phenix Insurance
20. of Brooklyn. Tho insurance on the
| furniture Was In he Providenoe Mutuai