Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-28
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| lut HdtlOnhl DIu, tuG tuEAcy, now
seeks a higher perch.
The Providence Press Club will hold q
business meeting and entertainment this
evening.
Manager Keough does not want to re-
lease Pierce. The latter wants to play In
Providence.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet at 8
O'Clock to appoint supervisors for the
coming election.
This evening the Fairlawn Improvement
Society will dedicate their new hall by
holding concert.
The Union Railroad Company will sell
100 horses at the Elmwood stables, Provi.
dence, next Tuesday.
Grand Master J. Milton Payne and
board OF grand officers will visit Exeter
Lodge of Exeter this evening.
Yesterday morning a six year old child
OF Quincy avenue had one of its arms
broken by getting 1t caught In q gate.
A New York man is suing his wife for
wilfui non-support. At last women have
achieved their aim to be treated Just like
men.
Quite large number of the members OF
Camp A. K. Tilton, 8. Of ", went to
Woonsocke. last night and visited Gorden
Camp.
O'Donnell, the Australian boxer, will
meet George Godfrey the colored cham
pion, at the Metropole Club, Providence,
November Sth.
Superintendent of Schools Gilman Z.
Fisher delivered an address before the
Rhode Island institute Of Instruction at
Providence today.
1.-THE college football player we're com.
PEELED to earn his living at the game, the
average young woman would deem him
perfectly horrible.
Thanksgiving day has been fixed for
November 30th, and every good Democrat
will be In a mood to thoroughly enjoy
turkey and fixings.
AnothersEaft is being sunk on Central
avenue and will be So feet deep. That
sewer is out OF sight, and il 1t continues
will be out OF reach.
A public meeting will be held in mem.
ory Of Lucy Stone by the Pawtucket
Woman Suffrage League tomorrow after
noon at 2:3O o'clock.
Special electrics will be run from the
Attleboros Monday evening to accommo-
date those who wish to attend the Meik-
lejohn q Lomas concert.
The court of inquiry In the Captain
Hackett case did not meet last night. The
commission has not organized yet and
will not before some time next week.
Michael Noonan of Attleboro was In
jured while at work on the Central avenue
sewer Thursday. He was struck by an
iron bucket and his shoulder dislocated.
Some one ought to "chip In" a little
more and add to Mr.. Potter's $50 and
quite a respectable Mayors cup could be
secured for which the kickers might con.
test.
George U. Tompers OF the Pacific Ma
tional Bank has had the misfortune to
lose highly priced watch charm, set
with cameo stones. He will reward the
finder.
Thursday Charles T. Bishop, local man.
ager for Jacob Wirth & Co., entertained
several OF the patrons OF the firm In a
a royal manner. Among them was AL
bert Haigh.
One of the motormen on the Interstate
| says it's nothing unusual for a car to
Jump the rails on curves or switches, II
that is the case wrecking train ought to
| 60 with each car.
1t Is with feeling of unsafety that the
| turkey notices the care that Is being taken
OF him Just now and with what lavish
hand food Is dispensed to him. Thanks
giving is near at hand.
1t Is said that this city will be connected
with Providence by electricity tomorrow
and cars run over on both the Pawtucket
and East avenue lines. Well, the people
have waited long enough.
1t Is generally understood that
"Brother" Harkins has been relieved of
the management OF the Rescue Mission
In this city. lit is so. the emission"
will not be any the worse.
As soon as young man shows the first
indication OF falling In love, a committee
duly appointed to act should hide pen and
Ink from him until he RECEIVERS, and he
will bless you when he does.
The divorce docket will be in order on
and after Monday. 1t is not so large as
usual, and 1t Is thought that with three
judges to hear the petitions very short
time will be necessary to dispose Of every
case.
A special meeting OF Delaney Council
Knights of Columbus, will be held IN
their hall Monday evening at 7:30 O'Clock
to take action on the death Of John T.
Kirwan. Every member is requested tc
be present.
One OF the teams OF the Perry Express
Company loaded with iron pipe tipped
over on High street this morning while
the driver was attempting to turn the
team around. No one was hurt and not h.
ing was broken.
President James F. Murphy OF the
Aquinas Lyceum has called a special
meeting for tomorrow afternoon at z
o'clock In the Sarsfeid Hall to take action
on the death OF John T. Kirwan. A full
attendance is requested.
Some people think that sunset guns are
| being Aired niphtlv hut hav a re IN tst a kar