Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-03
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Officer Hudson Is Ill.
Regular Spring weather.
Manly Eugene Emerson OF this city has
been granted pension.
st. Psul's choir will give harvest home
festival Sunday evening.
Tip is flying around In at OF despera-
tion like hen minus It's head.
IL Is expected the Providence electrics
will be run regularly tomorrow.
Officers Watson and Vsnanda are ex-
pected home today or tomorrow.
The family OF John T. Kirwan have a
card ofthanks In another column.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
night and begin the canvass Of the voting
lists.
Bill Poster Mcmahon has had several
large bill boards erected during the past
week.
Miss Lizzie Moy, daughter OF News
dealer Moy, celebrated her lith birthday
Wednesday.
The members OF the State armory COM
mission will inspect the Worcester ar
mory Monday.
Don't forget the Saturday afternoon
matinee at Lothrop's and be sure and get
a chance on that loving cup.
The Interstate track on Central avenue,
near Broadway, Is bsing shifted to allow
man holes to be dug for the big sewer.
The jar OF the blasts in tho Central ave.
nue. sewer has caused great havoc among
the crockery and glassware of the resi-
dents OF the View.
j. Frank Abbott has ret ired as manager
of the Chicago Beef Company an account
OF falling health and has been given an
interest In the firm.
IL many more counterfeit silver dollars
show up people will be afraid to accept
that coin, but often long chances are
taken to secure money.
A new order has gone into effect on the
New York, New Haven Il Hartford Rail-
road prohibiting all passengers from rid
ing in the baggage car.
Robert l.. Tibbits of this city and Miss
Mary Hale of Attleboro were united in
marriage Wednesday morning at St.
Joseph's Church In that village.
q Interest in the $500 gift sale at the New
Idea Store is increasing as the time draws
near for Its close. Only three days more
to vote for your favorite church.
This evening the Young Peoples Insti-
tute OF st. Joseph's parish will hold an
Autumnal .ete In the school hall A
| very nice programme has been arranged.
Hon. Henry b. Metcalf OF this city has
been invited to address the annual meet
ing OF the Woonsocket Prohibition Club,
to be held in room Q, Harris Institute
annex, next Monday evening.
The pole that ormerly stood at the cor
ner of Main street and East avenue, but
more lately In the middle of the street, has
been removed and therefore II Is now safe
to drive around that corner at night.
larger than either the Pawtucket or Inter-
state cars. Some one will come out from
the Cove city some night with a shawl
strap and steal one of our cars II they are
not closely watched.
Charles L. Gardner has resigned as
First Lieutenant OF Tower Light Infantry
and Second Lieutenant John A. Classy
has been promoted to the position and
Sergeant Harry A. Morris is now second
Lieutenant.
hn 80 ha ID 81 tA.-
Commissioners Wednesday evening John
J. Rourke was granted license at 1856
Pleasant street and Patrick Twomey's IL
cense at 300 Mineral Spring avenue was
transferred to William Dun.
Dog officer Jason L. Lawrence is look
Ing after the dogs which have not been
licensed and the owners thereof. One
man was fined go and costs the past week
for keewing an unlicensed dog, and others
would do well to take warning.
The arrangements for the dedication OF
the statue OF Columbus, which Is to adorn
the park at the junction Of Elmwood and
| Reservoir avenues, Elmwood, next We'd
nesday, are about completed and bid fair
to be Of very interesting nature.
Jsnitor Gilpatrick Of the police station
thinks that some politicians are buying
up votes because he said man approac he'd
him aud friend and asked where they
voted, ETC., remarking that he did not
think 1t necessary to ask how they voted
and that there was lots of money.
What might have proved to be a bad
fire was extinguished In the nick OF time
last evening by officer Porritt. A large
bale OF straw which Is used In packing
goods got afire In the rear OF the store OF
! f. Eugene Barker on Main street and was
burning quite freely when discovered
II you want to save money on every
purchase you make you should cut the
coupons out OF the advertisement of Geo
G. Peck & Co., which will oe found In thi,
issue. They have just received new
stock OF Fall goods and will allow you
cents on every so cent purchase and II
cents on every u purchase, providing you
cut out the coupons In their advert isemeni
which will be found on the last page oI
this Issue OF the TRIBUNE.
lola Pomeroy is proving her popularity
this week. The audiences thst are attend.
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