Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-30
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Up and down the mercury ranges,
Thrice day the weather changes,
Now man scorches. now man freezes.
Woman hoists her head and sneezess
Edmund s. Mason is Ill.
Gen. Olney Arnold is Ill.
Only one more page in the dairy OF 1913.
II is not expected door old '93 will sur
vive 4S hours.
Arthur NJ. Fineld is the happy papa OF
a 10 pound boy.
Ferdinand Bray OF the firm OF A. f. &
+. Bray is very i'll.
Ssrgt. Thomas p. Lythgoe OF the Kear-
neys Is seriously i'll.
The Olympics meet the Y. NJ. Z, A. foot
ball team here today.
John II. Lane, who has been Ill some
time, is able to be around.
The stock holders OF the Interstate met
this afternoon In Providence.
And the "dead man" got up, folded his
arms and was silently borne away.
The Grays will play their first game of
polo in Infantry Hall this evening.
Miss Mary Newell OF this city is visit
Ing friends on Osborne street, Fall River.
Evsrts c. Tyler finishes his labors for
the Dunneli Manufacturing Company to
night.
There will be a baptismal service at the
Woodlawn Baptist Church tomorrow
evening.
o'clock this afternoon to count the Second
Ward ballots.
The American cup semi-h final between
the Olympics and East Ends will be
PLAYED Jan. 20.
The Central Falls Athletics have dis
banded, leaving only four teams in the
Rhode Island league.
Fred Does finger was so badly injured
In a recent polo game that 1t IS though:
he cannot pitch next year.
Many will be reminded Monday OF the
sad accident last Inauguration day when
Fireman Cogsn lost his life.
Rev. &. w. Tyler OF Oklohoma, l. T., will
assist Rev. DIR. Seaver at the morning
service at Trinity Church tomorrow.
Boxing for charity was what was done
at the Metropolis last evening. The at
tendance was good and the show excel
lent.
Central Falls wants the Cogswell foun-
tain 10 place it IN jerks park, although
that coy town said it was not in favor OF
annexation.
The funeral OF Miss Margaret MacColl,
daughter OF James II. MacColl, took place
yesterday afternoon. lnterment was at
Swan Point cemetery.
Hon. ID. Russell Brown has received an
invitation to be present at the inaugura-
tion OF Governor Gseenhalge or Massa-
chusetts next Thursday.
There viii be a meeting OF the New
England league In Fail River tomorrow
afternoon, when considerable business Of
| Importance Will be transacted.
John Hogan OF Pawtucket avenue left
yesterday morning on the Colonial ex-
| press tor htlhnth, oh dtS'ptcN
position as manager of an extensive
greenhouse Of that city.
Arthur L. Smith, who is employed in
the Office OF the Slater Cotton Company
was summoned To his home in Jewett
City this week on the account Of tn,
serious illness of his mother and arrived
Just one hour before her death.
A very clover team OF speciality actors
lnmsn and Nugent, character singers, arr
pleasing the aud fences at Lothrop's Oper,
House this week. These people have sew
ersl taking songs and their clog dsncin,
is unusually fine. The japanese couple
the Tanakas, are wonderfully clever
Their magical feats and msnipulstions o
the spinning top are the wonder OF all " h
witness them. The costumes and stag
. parsphernalia used by these performer
cost a small fortune. Their act must b
seen to be appreciated. Tonight is tn
last opportunity to see one OF the creates
, speciality show ever offered to the publ
OF Pswtucket.