Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-14
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The Democratic primaries have been
held.
Governor Brown will arrive home to-
morrow.
Officer Gardner has returned from his
vacation.
The letter carriers have all enjoyed their
vacations.
The Providence electric cars are a long
time coming.
The city election takes place four weeks
from Tuesday.
Miss Katie Sullivan OF wsuregan, Conn,
is In town on a visit.
One has helped the world some II he has
only varied the monotony.
The case OF James F. Quinn comes up
for trial Monday morning.
The mas ons and bricklayers held an in
terestipg meeting last night.
Mayor for '94 In ,resses daily.
"True Irish Hearts" will be at Music
Hall next Wednesday evening.
The Y. NJ. Z. A. is holding another
special field day this afternoon.
An important meeting Of Division 8, A.
o. H., will be held tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
John Mcmahon, formerly OF this city,
but now OF Worcester, is visiting friends
here.
The paving OF East auenue should be
completed at once. The street is now In
a bad condition.
Handsome gas fixtures are being put In
the hall OF Good Samaritan Lodge In the
Odd Fellows building.
Miss Loretta Brennan of North 'Attle-
boro, well known in this city, has left the
Hallen 4 Hart Company.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
given in Chickering Hall by May Temple,
Pythian Sisters, last evening.
According to the contract the Central
avenue sewer should be finished December
Is, but 1t is doubtful II It will be.
Union Division, No. A. U. r. K. OF p,
will receive an official visit from Col. n.
w. Pierce and stsff on Monday evening.
Monday evening the evening schools
open. Young men and women OF Paw"
tucket have an excellent chance to educate
themselves.
None OF ali these young people who are
getting married now seem to be scared out
OF It by dread OF possible future tariff
legislation.
The dramatic club Of the Young Mems
Catholic Association will rehearse again
tomorrow. They have selected an ex-
cellent piece.
Chief Briefly of this city and Chief Patt
OF Central Falls are in attendance at the
New England Firemen's Convention at
Mass.
A lady's cape was lost on Conant or
Weeden streets. The finder will be re-
warded by returning 1t to Frank March
etti, 80 Park Place.
We hate to mention It, but, as has been
30 often said and 80 well said In previous
years, II you are not registered you cannot
vote. So register now.
new series of grade meetings Of the
teachers OF the public schools Will soon
be arranged and will probably be held in
the High school after school hours.
At the meeting of the social committee
OF Delaney Council, No. 81, X. OF C., last
evening 1t was voted to hold a private
social one week from Monday night.
Sarah Delaney, who lived at 300 Ions.
dale avenue, was taken to the Homeo-
pathic Hospital In Providence yesterday
afternoon. She is suffering from typhoid
pneumonia.
The steamer Petrol Of the Pawtucket
Steamboat Company's feet has been hired
by the citizens of Riverside to ply be-
tween Providence and the shore resorts
this Winter.
People Of Pswtucket will be a little
careful in future about dropping a dollar
to see prize fight II another Is ever held
In this city and 1t is pretty safe to say no
more will be held.
Monday evening the veteran Hremen
will meet and IL Is safe to say they will 60
to Milford next Saturday. They can get
prize large enough to pay expenses and
the machine has been entered.
The postponed debate on the question,
Resolved, That capital punishment
should be revived In Rhode Island" will
take place at the rooms of the Young
Mems Catholic Association tomorrow.
The slurring back biters who have mean.
ly said that woman's tongue is the near
est approach to perpetual motion that the
world has ever seen, are respectfully re-
ferred to Senator Aliens 16-hour speech.
II is now settled that the Waltham polo
team Will 60 to Boston, Manager Cottel
having leased the Casino. The team viii
be Hipson and Woodtke, rushers; Cotter
center; Everett, half back, and Sword
goal.
Business does not seem to be very much
better with the Slater Mills shutting
down for another week and the Lorrain,
mills about to start on an eight houl
schedule, but every cloud has silvel
lining.
The sale Of reserved seats for the Meikle
| John & Lomas concert series begins on
week from next Monday. The course con
sists Of six entertainments, all of higl
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