Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-07
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Patronize Pawtucket merchants.
Chris ID. Taft will leave for the Worlds
Fair tonight.
Thomas Dean will leave next week for
the Worlds Fair.
The Dunnell Print works will resume
operations Monday.
The annual field day OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
occurs this afternoon.
Harry Lees OF the Lorraine will leave
for California next week.
Rowland G. Hazard and wife of New
port are visiting friends In this city.
A fine line OF foreign and domestic dry
goods is always in stock at Westcotts.
Devotions for the League OF the Sacred
Heart were held at st. Mary's Church last
evening.
The vigilant and Valkyre might be
sailed on Dexter street any time thereis
rain storm.
Thomas II. Kelly, the we'll known sport
ing man, Is fast improving after very
severe illness.
Monday another weeks work will be
begun at the Slater mills. Half loaf is
better than none.
Grand Chancellor Goff Of the X. OF p.
will visit Redwood Lodge OF Newport
Wednesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Felix Hamburger and
Miss Florence Ellis Hamburger left for
the Worlds Fairtoday.
The cases OF Jesse Ashton, keeping for
sale and forfeiture, came up for trial to-
day and were continued.
This evening at Lothrop's Grand Opera
House The winners of the hen guessing
contest will be announced.
J. ii. Nutting, chaplain OF the State In.
stitutions, will address the mems meet
ing in Y. NJ. G. A. Hall tomorrow.
Miss Celia Houston, daughter OF John
Houston and very estimabie young lady,
will be married next Tuesday to Samuel
Hedges.
II Is said that the wife of a New York
millionaire has for the last three years
been travelling all over Europe trying to
match pearl.
Since Druggist Wood returned, with
his wife, from the Worlds Fair he Is OF
the opinion that Chicago is the greatest
town on earth.
city fathers OF its town as 1.-THE gentlemen
with the red noses" Not much respect for
constituted authority.
Just as many people are getting married
now as II the papers weren't printing col
umns OF doleful stories about the divorce
court proceedings every day.
Some people fail to find any charm In
that most interesting book published
about this season, upon which is founded
the story OF the delinquent tax payer.
The Wanderers meet the North Ends
today, the Y. NJ. {. e. A. the East Ends,
the British Hosiery the Wanskucks and
Central Falls Athletics tho Manville Ath-
letics.
The people will have another chance
tomorrow to visit both park sites. The
Dunnell estate will be open as usual from
8 o'clock until sunset and the Daggett
farm Is always ready for visitors.
Why not begin to buy your Christmas
presents now and avoid the rush? Such a
policy would save all OF us much squeez-
ing and jamming, and help to distribute
business prosperity more evenly through
out the year.
These pensions have been granted 1:
Rhode Island, original, twenty years SER
vice, ETC., Joseph Merrican; increase,
Stephen Clemenz; original, widows, Mary
Ledwitb Keast; reissue, Amanda l.. Blan-
chard, oil OF Providence.
1t is authoritively stated In Catholic
circles that the selections for the bishopric
nomination of the Hartford diocese com.
prised Vicar General william Byrne OF
Boston, Rev. DIR. Stang Of the Cathedral
and Rev. Thomas +. Briscoe, also OF
Providence.
| The Subcommittee appointed by the
new State House commission, will, in all
| probability, confer next week with
the City Council committee OF Providence
cording to the authority given by the
State, must not cost over s2O0,OO0.
The Veteran Fuemen's Association has
pretty solid treasury and might easily
defrsy the expenses Of the men necessary
to work the machine to Milford. They
would be sure to win prize that wonld
deirsy all expense incurred. Don't stay
at home II the Gaspee and Volunteer de-
eide to 20.