Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-14
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Rrsaxv Paragrsphs Picked Uo Every
where bv UBIQUITOUS Heporters.

| He sat sorro minutes thinking,
And then he softly spoke,
| "When man IL bent on drinking.
He'll end by being broke"
Counterfeit quarter dollars have shown
up In Providence.
The grand officers OF the l. o. o. II. Wis.
tied Msnton last evening.
A turkey supper will be given at Bar
rows tavern Thanksgiving eve.
How long will II be before we will have
| an electric car line TO Woonsocket1
The polo games for tonight are Provi-
dence at Worcester, Boston at New Bed
ford.
Many old admirers of the Kangsroos
went to Providence last night to see the IN
play the Cove City quintette.
The cotton crop for this year will be
lighter than that OF 81, which was the
smallest harvest for decade.
The football team OF the Pawtuck cket
High School will visit North Attleboro
and meet he High School team of that
place this week.
An entertainment and ssle by the BEN
evolent societies OF the First Free Bap-
tist Church will be held this evening In
Y. M. Z. A. Hall.
At the meeting OF the Women's AuIil-
larry OF the Y. NJ. c. A. this afternoon Mrs.
Phifip Z. Sheldon presented the reports
OF the Holyoke convention.
The cake walk for the benefit OF "Mose"
Thornton will take place at Fuller's Hall
tomorrow evening and "Mose" has the
cake on exhibition at the capitol"
Thomas Stephenson, employed by
Wolfenden & Sons OF Attleboro, and
George Fredenberg were slightly injured
by the falling Of an elevator at the Bridge
mill yesterday noon.
Brockton is bigger than II was before
Ia the annexation OF part of West
Bridgewster and the Pswtucket polo team
to the enterprising city.
The Mccarthy murder case at Attleboro
has completely fallen through. Prof.
Wood OF Harvard college hes decided
that there was no hair and blood on the
stick found on the bank of Writings
pond.
Miss Deborah X. Knox Of this city is
receiving well deserved praise for her
speaking In Westerly and vicinity. She
is an accomplished elocutionist and o
graduate OF st. Xavter's Academy, Provi-
dence.
The political dice box has again been
shaken. There Is new group Of num-
bers on the green cloth Of the partisan
gaming table. That Is all. It's the same
old set OF loaded dice, and the public will
still contribute to the "kitty."
The Emmett Association OF Attleboro
will give their first social and entertain
ment OF the season In Armory Hall on
Nov. II. Extensive preparations are
being made by the committee for the
event. The Ideal Orchestra of this city
has been secured for the occasion.
On account OF the furry that was
caused by man running up High street
yesterday people may think that Paw
tucket Is such slow town that II Is q
criminal offence to move faster than a
walk, but 1t is not so. The man arrested
admitted having run up the street, but
said he did so to get warm. AS he was
without an overcoat and rode out eight
miles from North Attleboro on an cleo
trio this story seems plausible enough.
Another statement Of his that throws a
truthful light on his story Is that he was
heading for a certain sal Ion and as that
is about the first place an Attleborian
starts for when he strikes Pawtucket,
there does not seem to De any room for
doubt.