Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-23
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IT'S the easiest thing In life;
60 down To the dry-goods district
And shop for a while with your wife.
Officer Jeffers is enjoying his vacation.
The TRIBUNE wishes its readers all a
Merry Christmas.
James Mulgrew will spend Christmas at
Norwich, Conn.
The members OF the Union Club will
enjoy a dinner this evening.
Advice to poker players--Never call a
waiter when he has a tray full
The store OF George e. Peck & Co. will
keep open Monday forenoon.
The Woodbines have had handsome
group picture taken by dalloran.
Patrick McCusker, student, at Ottawa,
Canada, is home for the holidays.
A handsome pair OF black horses has
been purchased for the fire department.
Rev. z. II. Porter, formerly rector Of
st. Paul's Church, was In town yesterday.
The case OF Thomas F. Mcguire, tor
support, was today continued TO the
9th.
Miss Maggie Goff of Cleveland street,
who has been Ill with the grip, is able to
be out again.
Turkey raffies were In order last even
ing aud will be this evening the same as
at Thanksgiving.
Robert w. Grimes, son OF w. II. Grimes,
has returned from Fordhsm College to
spend the holidays.
A delegation from the Sons OF st.
George attended the concert and ball of
Peabody Lodge Of Johnston last evening.
Andrew McGrath has presented the
Ladies Aid Society with a box OF winter
caps to be given to the poor OF the parish.
Doughty's candy store on Broad street
is the place to purchase candy wholesale
or retail at the lowest prices for the best
goods.
Yesterday the 3-year old son OF Mrs.
Morris fell and the point OF lead pencil
entered his right eye destroying the sight
OF that optic.
At Lothrop's theatre tomorrow even
ing the famous Bonieta, the spiritual
wonder, will give scientific seance on
Spiritualism and Theosophy.
Miss Sadie Prince OF this city, Most
Eminent Chief OF Eureka Temple, Pythian
Sisters, won a piano at the recent fair OF
the Smithonian Social Club, Providence.
J.F. McCa1rey, jeweler OF 419 Main
street, is as good place to buy your
Christmas gift as any In the city. His
prices are low, his stock OF the best and
guaranteed.
Yesterday afternoon a man from Hart
ford called at the station and told Capt.
Rice he was i'll and could walk no farther.
He was given something to eat, allowed
to rest and put on the train FOR Provi-
dence.
AT the meeting OF Enterprise Lodge, /.
o. o. F., Thursday evening, the lodge was
presented with life size crayon portrait
OF George l.. Walker, who served the
lodge as Treasurer for Is years. The por-
trait is heavily and handsomely framed
IN gilt, and was the gift OF Mrs. Walkers
family.
Capt. Rice received a letter yesterday
afternoon from Capt Baker OF the second
station, Providence, inquiring in regard
to a man named Edward ID. Tucker whom
he said was employed by the Aldrich Ex'
press Company. Capt. Baker wants to
see him about his family on Olven street
and 10 whom he Is not paying the "a a
week he promised.
Arrangements have been completed for
a New England football cup-tie between
the Free Wanderers and Pawtucket Y. NJ
| &. AS on Christmas afternoon. A great
struggle is looked for owing to the even
ness OF the score OF their last game, which
stood goals each when the game was
called on account OF darkness. The
Dexter street grounds have been cleared
off. The game will start at 3 o'clock.
The offices OF Deputy Sheriff Carlos L.
Rogers In the Read Block was the scene OF
a very lively gathering yesterday after
noon. 1t was the occasion OF the birthday
anniversary OF the genial gentleman and
his iunumerable friends called to pay
their respects to him, wish him many re-
turns of the day and to partake of the re-
freshments 30 generously placed before
them. They all thought he ought to bav,
a birthday at least once week.
For the purpose OF giving his patrons
Christmas feast Manager q. L. LothroI
has engaged to appear in conjunction will
the stock company in the drama, "DeaC
, to the World" the Imperial Specialt,
Company OF ten people. Every member
OF this organization is cleyor. There ar,
the wonderful japanese, the Tanakas
who do an act in magic that will oper
your eyes; Rosie johnson, the bucl
dancer, that takes the bun; Mr.. and Mrs
Inman do a mighty clever sketch full o
songs and variety OF dances; John l.
Manning is very funny Yankee, anc
Maud HUH and william Clifford do
sketch that will send you home screaming
Just think OF II, ten specialties besides
full four act drama. On Christmas tb,
performance will begin at II o'clock anC
It will cost you ten cents to see II from
any part OF the house. Afternoon anc
evening regular hours and prices will pre-
vail