Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-29
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Discovers with dismay
That some one else has said the thing
lie had In mind % say.
The days are growing longer.
Judge Shove will decide the Smith. Glib.
lin case tomorrow.
Eighteen hundred and ninety-three is
becoming decrepit.
The Inauguration exercises for Monday
have been arranged.
The new police signal system will be
tested this afternoon.
A good clam harvest Is promi sed. Hard
times don't effect them.
A new oil cloth has been placed on the
floor OF Chief Perry's Office at the station.
Tomorrow the assignee OF August
Berndt will dispose OF his stock OF grocer
les.
June and January weather, in combina-
tion, give the doctors plenty OF employ
ment.
The firemen OF the No. 2 station will
enjoy supper at the house tomorrow
evening.
Everybody is now about to turn over
a new leaf and you can almost hear the
rustic already.
This evening In Infantry Hall an enter
tainment and ball will be given for the
benefit OF Mrs. Frank Byrne.
The Pawtucket Woman Suffrage League
will hold a regular meeting at 3 p. m. on
Saturday, Dec. 80, in the Kings Daughters
room.
The report in foot ball circles to the ef-
feet that the Fall River teams want to
gain admission to the Eastern League is
denied.
dance orders of the Burnside Cadets mas
querade ball Wednesday evening. A
dance was dedicated to each OF the local
daily papers.
Those who want to hear Maggie Cline,
"the Irish Queen" sing "Throw Him
Down, McCloskey" will have an opportu-
nifty to do so at the Providence Opera
House next week.
William II. Sprague, 80 years old, has
been missing from his home, 81 Chestnut
street, Providence, since Wednesday noon
and the police have been requested TO
look him up II possible.
A select private social was given in the
AlcazRI last evening--the first OF series
under the patronage of Mrs. Dr. James
l.. Wheaton, Mrs. Chas. L. Longley and
Mrs. DR.. George II. Stanley. About 30
couples were present.
Just before o'clock Wednesday even
ing, as William Manchester, picture frame
dealer in Central Falls, was driving down
Broad street, his horse slipped on the car
track at the corner of Broad and Main
streets and broke one OF the shafts.
Gov. Brown started a mild sensation In
military circles yesterday with the an
nounoement that he had returned TO Adjt.
Gen. Dyer the resignation OF Lieut. Hugh
l.. Willoughby, commanding officer OF
the Newport Naval Reserve Company.
At the masquerade OF the Burnside
cadets, Wednesday evening, Miss Nora
Kavey OF Providence took the prize, a
bllNeT Cdkt bhbhtt, iOI tuS JUDI CO5luuic'
that OF a cadet, and floor director Joseph
f. Salisbury took the prize for the best
costumed gentleman.
The total number OF voters registered
up to o'clock last evening was 2,153, OF
which 2SS were registered yesterday. The
total number registered last year was
about 300. But two days more remain
and the City Clerk will remain at his Of
fee until 8 o'clock each evening.
William Ballou was locked up at the
police station yesterday afternoon for
safe keeping. He has not fully recovered
from the effects OF his two or three days
In the woods, not long ago, during which
both bis feet we're frozen, but he managed
to get away from home yesterday after
noon, and was found wandering about
80 It was thought best to confine him for
safety.
The conductors on the main line OF the
| Consolidated Railroad are said to have re-
ceived notices to the effect that after Jan
uary lst they will be allowed TO work but
five days week. This step Is taken to
reduce the expenses OF the road and tc
give the conductors who have been laio
off during the period of hard times an op'
portunity to work.
In q. A. II. Hall last evening Chsrlei
Dowler OF Providence delivered an ex'
cellent lecture, taking as his subiec,
"From Pawtucket TO Europe" Tn,
places described included Lyons, Pisa
Paris, Versailles, Fontainbleau, Naples
Pompeii, Genoa, Chanbesry and mountain
scenery. IL was under the auspices o.
Brigade No. 4, Order Of Aliredians.
1t is doubtful IL any one In the theatri
cal profession ever succeeded In SO com
pletely capturing the Pawtucket people Al
have Maud Huth and William Clifford a
Lothrop's Opera House this week. Thei
act IL way out Of the ordinary I'm ever,
sense ofthe word. Everything that the,
do is quietly and neatly done, yet ther,
are not many moments during their sta!
upon the stage that the audience is not IL
roar OF laughter. Miss Huth In New
York is making Maggie Cline pick up he
feet TO very lively music. Go and se
this lady. She IL as certain to pleas
you when youpart with your 25 cents
Don't forget the matinee performsnc,
! Saturday afternoon.