Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-05
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Election day.
This is legal holiday.
Charles Bassett has signed with the
Louisviiies.
The police did not get their pay today
an the banks are closed.
Old Boreas must think It Is still the
windy month of March.
Springfield and Wilkesbarre have been
admitted to the Eastern League.
Florence Lodge, ID. of r., will celebrate
its 18th anniversary this. evening.
The regular meeting OF Branch Psrnsli,
!. N. F., will be held this evening.
The field day Of the uniformed regiment
Of Pythians will be held May 10th.
Voters should remember that the City
Hall and public park question are to be
settled today.
The First Light infantry of Providence
have voted to parade July 4th. They are
certainly in time.
Tommy Cotter, the pile driving centre
polo player. is trying to put a baseball
team in Waltham.
Many acres Of woodland have been
burned over IN the vicinity of Attleboro
during the past few days.
Andrew Grimes and James Ansfield OF
this city are In Waltham as delegates to
the Convention of Mulespinners.
The uncertainty of April weather was
shown yesterday when 1t was raining one
moment and the sun shining the next.
The Spindle City Rovers will be here
Saturday. The biggest football battle of
the year will be the Wanderer- Rover game
April Fl.
Marriage Intentions have been filed by
garet Quinn Of this city; Thomas shocket
and Mary Mcmahon.
The many friends Of John T. Kirwan
will be pleased to learn of his continued
Improvement. He has left Pasadena and
is now back In Los Angeles.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Isaac
Bishop. Additional-William p. Wells.
Original widows-Bridget Bremen (spec-
ial act.)
A. X. Tilton Camp, 8. of ", held bean
supper and entertainment last evening.
The members of Tower Post, q. A. R., at
tended. Much fun prevailed at the
tables.
Henry NJ. Msxson, formerly superin-
dent of Schools here but now in charge OF
the educational system of Plainfield, N. j.,
was In town yesterday. He likes his new
position very we'll.
John F. Kelly Of this city, who has been
In the Northwest for the past year, has ac.
the Billy Marble Theatre Company and
and will remain in that section until July.
Last night the Republicans OF the
Fourth Ward threw out rs an induce.
ment to voters an invitation to a supper
as they supposed II the inner man was re-
gsled we'll the Republican vote would be
larger tonight.
For the benefit OF his Massachusetts,
patrons and his patrons in general, Man
ager Smith OF Lothrop's Grand Opera
House has decided to give an extra matt.
nee OF EAST Lynne" on Fast Day, Thurs
day afternoon.
The members OF the police force, that is
those of them who had a desire to spend
six months in Chicago this summer, have
been more or less anxious lately to know
who the lucky two would be. The mat
ter has been practically settled, 1t is said,
and Roundsman vananda and Officer
Watson will go.
A light democrat wagon, containing
three young men, attempted to pass too
closely to Joseph McNaliy's wood wagon
on Clay street yesterday afternoon. The
wood wagon came out of 1t all right, but
the democrat wagon had a wheel broken,
and was otherwise injured, ana the young
men were thrown into the mud, receiving
more or less bruises.