Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-27
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Don't say the WOfll - cnlIly,
Though the snow falls cold and grim;
When a warm wave comes TO melt It
We will all be In the swim.
Officer Tompkins is the day man at the
station.
The Providence police made s3,OO6.O5 on
their ball.
A Christmas green-The victim OF a
confidence man.
Coroner jerks has not yet completed
the Foran inquest.
Even a lion In the desert knows all
about sandy claws.
Court City OF Pawtucket, A. o. f., will
elect officers tonight.
A Christmas shop-purr-The breathing
OF a dry goods store cat.
Sylvester McWilllams OF Riverside Is
visiting friends In town.
Mrs. Horace Martin OF this city Is visit
Ing friends in Crompton.
Thomas Fletcher OF Central Falls IA
visiting friends in Clyde.
A court panic-When the girl's father
"bounces" her impecunious woer.
The signal system viii soon be I'm york.
ing order and the cabinet Is a beauty.
The Burnside Cadets will mold mass
querade bail this evening in Infantry
Hall.
Hyou work In Providence you can buy
the TRIBUNE at the news stanc in TIE
depot.
rhe lovers 2t polo are swaiing the
change OF the Grdys to Infantry lla!l with
much interest.
Peri Delaseo, the famous Canadian
basso, sings with the Martc1u company
this evening at Music Hail.
The old portion OF the Sla.er mills
resumed operations yesterday after being
closed a week on account OF n breakdown.
Rev. +. w. Hamilton delivered another
OF his series OF lectures last ev,ning, the
subject being: "The Church and Politics.
The Providence Veteran firenen had a
chowder and election OF officers last even.
ing, placing Edward w. Hall In the chair as
president.
Miss Priscilla White will appear in the
Meiklelohn q Lomas concert tnis oven-
ing In place of Rosa Linde, who is In
desposed.
The electric light placed on the Island
in Hammond's pond for the benefit OF the
skaters was Illuminated for the first time
last evening.
At the City Asylum Christmas Day the
inmates we're given a substantial ano
toothsome dinner, turkey and fixings,
pies, cake, fruit and con'ect !onery.
Lovers OF good plano playing should go
and hear Edwin NJ. Shonert, who appears
In the Meiklejohn & Lomas concert this
evening. His playing is wonderful.
Mrs. Mountford, Lydia Mamreorf Won
Finkiestein, will give Ler Illustrated lee
ture "Ecce Homo, or from Bethlehem to
Calvary" at Y. NJ. e. A. Halt, Providence,
tonight.
II you want to enjoy gooc health take
your meals at the restaurant OF s. b.
Havens x Co. The best in the market is
served I'm the most approved style by
pretty Mattresses and the prices are
moderate.
"Old Pat" the famous fire horse, the
animal so long driven by the chief IL
going to be given pension, that OF a
good home and nothing to do. He has
earned it, but 1t Will be hard work to keep
hun In the barn when an alarm rings.
rhe pair OF black horses purchased for
the iire department have been located ut
the No. station and will draw ne chemi-
cal. The chief will use one OF the horses
thus displaced and the other will go to
another station. The new horses are
beauties and will rival the blacks OF the
No. 3 station.
Next Friday evening in Infantry Hall
an entertainment and ball will take place
for the benefit OF Mrs. Frank Byrne. 1t
IL to be hoped that all will assist by their
presence the work undertaken to help this
good woman who In her time did her
part I'm the furtherance OF the cause OF
Irish nationality and who is now suffer-
ing because OF her Imprisonment for the
cause some ten years ago.