Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-23
LOCAL LINES.

ibB oh bhHioftu street, rhii hlFor.
Miss Nellie sharples ofthis city In visit
friends on East Globe street, Fall River.
A man is less likeIv to get credit for
what he does, than blame for what he
doesn't.
II the war In Brazil keeps on many
months longer some man will be sure to
be killed.
Thanksgiving will be here one week
from today with its feast, but ooh what =
difference In the morning."
Pawtucket people who work In Provi.
dence can buy the TRIBUNE at Hanra-
mans or at the depot In that city.
"Coai on the free list" has very pleas
ing sound, but 1t doesn't mean that deal
ers will fill your coal bins absolutely free.
Marriage Intentions have been fled by
Michael Kenney and Miss atheriue
Manning; John Il. 1yrrell and Pheee
Jacques.
Judging from the way he barks, Editor
Mowton OF the Attleboro Sun, we suspect
has got the A. p. A. mama very badly.
ueNll.-l Tdh hlNcr
Hope Lodgo, Knights ef Honor, held a
house warming In their remodelcd lodCr
room last evening. Thore were many
visitors, among them being the board o.
grand otficers.
Elias Sweet, a charcoal man from the
country, in attempting to drive his team
up Brown avenue Tuesday ran into and
broke large pane OF glass In A ndrew
McGrath's hat store at the corner OF East
evenue.
The Girls Friendly Society, connected
with st. Paul's Church, held cake sale at
the residence Of Mr. Il. w. Blodgett, II
Park Place, Yesterday afternoon, which
was largely attended. The house was
tastefully decorated.
Miss &. 8. Phillips of this city may
now be found at the Delsarte Corset Par
lors at 333 Westminster street, Providence
The opening occurred today. Ladies' are
invited to call and examine. Special at.
tention given to fitting.
The Potter Il Atherton Machine Com
pany OF this city is shipping this week Its
patent cotton machinery to the Fultor
Bag and Cotton Mills, Atlanta, Ga.
| Utica Steam Cotton Mills, Utica, N. Y.
and to the Shove mill, Fall River, Mass.
At the next meeting of the Board o
| Aldermen OF Pro vidence, a resolution viii
be presented appropriating roo, 900 for tn,
purchase OF site for the new State House
| The committee OF the City Council hal
agreed upon the Smiths Hill site for the
building.
Three boys, named Albert Fletcher
| Thomas Cogsn and Charles Gammell
| serving sentences at the Sockonosset Re-
form School, effected an escape from that
| institution at 8 O'Clock Tuesday night
They are from Newport, Johnstown, and
| Woonsocket.
The State Board OF Agriculture Will
hold a Farmers Institute with LIMERICK
| Grange this evening. The exercises will
be held in Grange Hall, LIMERICK, begin
Alouzo Towle of Freedom, N. H., on
"Only Farmers Wives"
Monday a pair of amateur hun nters were
out cunning near South Attleboro ana
seeing Mrs. George Knowles two tame
crows perched on fence In the rear OF
her house blazed away, killing one and
| wounding the other. Realizing what
| they had done they Int out lively.
An impression seems to prevail that A.
A. Bowman is doing the work of remov-
H. . a y, 70 ~ In
in OAK Grove cemetery. This is not so.
| The contract FOR the job was given to
| Messrs. Weat herhead & O'Connor, the
well known marble and granite workers,
aud they In turn employed Mr.. Bowman
to do the csrting.
Kearney Light Infantry will hold a
grand military and civic dress ball In
their ernUry on Mil str i itanksgiving
| Eve. Artists ere now at Sot6 decorating
the Interior and the staL officers of the
Second Regiment will be pr Jsent. II
will be one OF the grandesL affairs
ever seen IN Central Falls anI expense
viii not be spared In any particular. The
stage will resemble tropical scene and
music will be iurnshed by Baker Bros.
An authority on the great Winter sport
has tue following to say: Football 10 a
great game, requiring In the players
strength, weight, agility, skill, intelii-
gence and pluck. The players are supe-
rior to the gladiators OF old, or tho
knights OF more recent times, and when
they play the game fairly, are entitled to
the plsudits Of the multitude. II Is rougn
sport necessarily, but 1t is not necessarily
brutal ~ some suppose, but on he con-
trary becomes brutal only when th5 rules
are violated.
Any one can heartily recommend "Kil-
larney and the Rhine" now enjoying a
successful run at Lothrop's Optra House
as an exceptionally fine Irish play. There
Is not dull moment In II and he comedy
IL OF the mos, enjoyable nature. All OF its
scenes are taking and many Of It's situa-
tioDs are greeted with long continued
lsug The singing specialties Of j. f..
Toole and Laura Desne are most enjoya-
bic and every member OF the cast works
hard and contributes materially to the
finish OF the performance Of Que OF tho
best plays ever presented to Pswtucket
audience. Don't forget the Saturday
matinee.
Mornings -Beecbam's pills with drink OF
water.