Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-12
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home tomorrow.
Mrs. Henry II. Hopkins started for the
Worlds air yesterday.
N. J. Higgins OF Higgins Bros. is con-
fined 10 his home by illness.
II. A. Briggs and Wheaton Cole left yes
terday for the Worlds Fair.
The day is past when the opinion OBJ
tained that the only woman's club should
be rolling pin.
The dedication OF the Banigan Memo.
rial Chapel at the Bishops cemetery will
probably take place this month.
This is the season OF the yosr when the
college football player keeps as cool as he
can and let's his hair grow anyway.
Mr. and Mrs. William McCuiioch have
returned from their weidir tour and are
now at their home on Harrison street.
The marriage OF Charles A. Briggs and
Mrs. Annie n. Ross, Nee Brown, will take
place this evening and will be private.
The drill meetings OF Tower Light In
fantry were resumed last evening, pur-
suant to an order by the Adjutant Gene.
raj.
The Veteran Firemen's Association
should get together and vote to 90 to
Milford II 1t is not too late to enter the
machine.
1t is understood that a local branch OF
graduates of the Keeley Institute will be
organized this evening. This is the latest
organization.
Every Democrat should attend the eau
cuses tomorrow evening. The Australian
system will insure every voter time and
opportunity to vote.
Officer Henry was called into a Chinese
laundry on Dexter street yesterday to
make the proprietor give up some goods.
He concluded to fnd the "sh,rtee."
Francis Fulton Shaw OF Pawt 1cket, and
May Bell Rams bottom we've granted
marriage license at the town clerks Office
Monday.-tNorth Attleboro Chronicle.
New heavy iron poles have been placed
In position at the foot OF High street by
the Interstate company to take the place
OF the lighter ones which were removed.
The Gaspee and Volunteer are going to
Milford to take part In the muster one
week from Saturday and the Hay Cart men
feel pretty blue because they will not be
In it.
The firm OF Maher & Macomber, pro.
prietors Of the Novelty Hand Laundry,
has dissolved partnership, MIR. Msher
retiring. Mr. Macomber will continue
the business.
Don't forget the variety and boxing en-
tertainment at Temperance Hall this even
ing. Everything on the bills will take
place and the whole show will be of the
greatest interest.
Miss Nellie Cheetham, the proprietor
Of the Broard street millinery
store In the Opera House block, left
to attend the great Tammany Ball in
New York last evening.
The first series OF monthly conferences
under the auspices OF the Unlversalist
State convention was begun at the Church
OF Our Father, High street, this afternoon
and will be continued this evening.
Antonio Monery was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Thayer OF Providence yesterday
on a cspias after having been discharged
by the court here. He is wanted before
the Common Pleas Court for carrying
concealed weapons.
IL the man who humps his shoulders
over the bicycle handle. bars could only
see himself once as others see him, he
al, ot oi,h 90 ~ ho
had to run a steel ramrod inside his shirt
collar and down along his spine.
The three clergymen selected by the
Catholics OF Connecticut, one OF whom
they wish to be appointed bishop, are
Father Michael Tierney OF st. Peters |;
Rev. Father Harty OF the Cathedral, and
Rev. Father Broderick. The latter has a
brother a clergyman in this diocese, and
Father Tierney q brother In Providence.
Some people think the Pawtucket Gas
Company's men make 9 great Deal of
trouble raising the long wooden poles on
Main street, bat II they knew the weight
OF these poles they would not say so. Each
pole weighs 5000 pounds and there is
about COO feet Of lumber In each. So II
any OF the lookers-on think they can
handle these sticks they are at liberty to
try any time.
The evening schools in the Hancock
street, Garden street and Broadway
school houses, the evening drawing
school at Church Hill and the evening
High School In the High School building
will open next Monday evening. Appli-
cants for admission either to the evening
drawing or the evening high schools are
requested TO present themselves for regis
tration tomorrow evening, from to 9 p.
M, the former at the Church Hill school
and the latter at the High School.
The first conference OF the Charities and
Correction Association of New England
will be held at Newton, Mass, Oct. "a, 2t
aud 26. The sessions will be held In
Claiming Church, which Ia within thres
minutes walk from the Newton station
The delegates from the association repre-.
senting this city, Central and Valley Falls
are Mrs. Frederic c. Sayles, Mrs. John e
Wyman and Graham Cowperthwsite. The
conference aims to be q gathering OF
those people Interested in all kinds o.
charitable aud reformstory work, both
public and private. They come together
TO learn from and TO teach each othel
about new and improved methods, to ex'
change opinions 70 measure the resulti