Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-25
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Chicago today.
The Carpenters and Joiners Union will
meet this evening.
Miss Nellie Dyer OF this city Is visiting
friends In Centreville.
The journeymen lathers will demand
q. 80 a thousand June 1.
Captain Rice appeared at the City Clerk 3
Office today and was sworn In.
1t is a strange fact that the sun Is never
so hot on the baseball ground as it is on
the harvest field.
Miss Theresa Brezeau will take part in
Herr Hans Schneider's piano recital In
Providence Friday evening.
Would-be evil-doers need not think
they will have pudding with the new
captain, even II his name Is Rice.
The emblem adopted by the Pawtucket
Boat Club is a streak OF lighting to be
placed on the front OF the Jerseys.
About Ave out OF every six people who
cross Main street bridge stop to look over
the rail at the seething torrent into which
Collins leaped.
Wood, the druggist, has got up another
coupon contest. This time 1t is twenty
trips down the river and only 1000 tickets
will be put out.
Attention is called to the exercises to be
held in Music Hall tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock In celebration OF what Is termed
"Patriots' Day."
An East side youth is now a firm be.
lever in dreams. The other night be
dreamed OF conHagration, and the next
day his employer "hred" him.
The fourth entertainment and social
under the direction of class s of the Pleas
ant View Baptist Sunday school was
given last evening IN the church.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
John William Shaw OF Central Falls and
Annie Simpson McGarvy ,of this city;
James Pierce and Tillie Huddleson.
A number of young men OF this city are
growing nervous as the month OF June
approaches. 1t means a great deal to
them-house rent, grocery bills, bonnets
and crinoline.
This evening a special meeting OF st.
Mary's Temperance Society will be held
at 1880 to elect delegates to the semi-an-
nual convention to be held on DE ,oration
Day at Newport.
Feast on the best In the market. You
can, II you only Join the hundreds who
dine daily at the Mein street restaurant of
s. b. Havens & Company. Have you seen
tho now Nile roomr
This evening at the First Baptist Church
a fashionable wedding will occur. The
contracting parties will be Ralph Roger
Clapp and Miss Alice Louise, daughter OF
Judge z. +. Tillinghast.
There are more bicycle riders this year
than ever and they should be careful on the
principal streets and not endanger peo.
ples' lives. Some of the riders imagine
that they own the streets.
Work has been begun on the Miller es-
tate, next to the New Idea Store, and a
new three story brick structure will
be erected which will be occupied by
Shartenburg & Robinson.
The Ladies Aid Society OF st. Mary's
parish held a social meeting In the School
Hall last evening. A very entertaining
programme consisting Of vocal and in
strumental music was rendered.
The Summer time table on the Old
Colony division Of the Consolidated road
will go into operation OF June ". The
regular Summer service will be started
then, Including the double boat service
between Fall River and New YorK.
At the meeting of Painters and Decor
tors Tuesday evening 1t was voted to
notify the master painters not to put
any men at work on the skating rink.
The president of the Providence Union
was present and he said that Union would
take the same action.
A very good sample of aluminium Is
being exhibited around this city which
was made from clay taken from Pswtuck-
ct avenue when the sewer was being put
through. The work of producing the
aluminium was done by a Providence
scientist and the clay contains from IS to
30 percent OF the metal.
ou Juho be Jchu- Dhptiste W Ill ISSUE I'D
elegant souvenir number profusely H.
lustrated and filled with ably written
articles, the occasion being its sixth ami
versary. MIR. Brazeau is to be highly
complimented upon the success his paper
has attained and the excellent standing II
has In the community. lie Jean. Baptiste
is one OF the leading weekly publications
In the State.
A. j. Gallagher, the enterprising shoe
dealer of Lonsdale avenue, has quite a
curiosity in his show window. II is a
miniature steam engine about foot and
half in length, and Is made from pieces OF
all the war ships OF this country, and also
OF those that are being built. The
cylinder Is made OF a shell which was
fired at the battle of Gettysburg. This
elegant piece Of workmanship was made
on board the war ship Concord, by one
OF the sailors.