Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-15
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Macintosh weather.
The no. school signal rang ct 8 O'CLOCK
this morning.
Don't forget "Ingomsr" this evening
1t will be fine production.
There will be an important meeting o'
Delaney Council, K. OF g., tonight.
The ladies' TAILOR has a hard lot. He ha,
to reform so many OF bis customers.
| The funeral OF the infant child of John
o'Neiil OF Pstt street took place today.
A hsrves, supper will be given at the
Thomson NJ. f. Church this evening.
| Both branches OF the City Council will
meet tonight and 1t will be busy session
About this time don't forget to wear
your overcost-if your uncle has released
It.
| The Regis Reading Circle will meet to-
night, and a fine programme has been ar
ranged.
Pswtucket Council, ROYAL ArcaDum
will hold the first Of a series OF socisls
tonight.
| Speaking OF condolences, IL is worthy
OF remark that kiss, miss and bliss rhyme
feiicitously.
| The happlest people are not those who
have the most done for them but, rather,
those W ho do the most for others.
| No one should miss visiting the Food
aud Health Exposition In Infantry Hall,
Providence. This 10 the last week.
The Grand Officers of the l. o. o. f. will
visit Msyfiower Lodge tonight. Last
night Anchor Lodge of Manton was
called on.
| At St. Paul's Church last evening there
was an entertainment consisting OF lee
ture with stereopticon views Of "A Day
In London"
place to get your bread and pastry.
Everything 10 fresh and always OF the
finest quality.
Patrick r. Chapman OF this oily has
been refused new trial IN the Supreme
Court In his suit against the N. Y. +. & B.
Railroad Company.
"Mose" Thorntons benefit cake walk
will take place tonight In Fuller's Hall,
High street. Nose" has secured talent
from all over the country.
Rev. F. w. Hamilton delivered anot her
OF his course lectures at the Church OF
Our Father last evening. His subject was
"The Church and Charity"
At the meeting OF the womsn's Auxil-
liary OF the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday after
noon Mrs. P. c. Sheldon read the report
OF the Holyoke convention.
There are about fifteen applicants for
the vacancy on the police force and the
lucky man may be appointed tonight. 1t
Is said he will be from the First or Fourth
Ward.
Detective Pat" took a stroll up from
the Farm yesterday and after he had got
a good supper and cigar he asked Officer
White to take him to the station. He
went back again today.
The police ambulance was brought into
requisition Monday afternoon to convey
jeremiah Ryan, who is Ill, from his resi-
dence at the corner OF Vernon and River
streets to St. Joseph's Hospital.
The 2Sth of November will soon be here
| Upon that day let every voter, who has
Q care for the good name OF Rhode Island
go to the polls and strike blow at cor
rupt politics, by voting "spproved."-
| WESTERLY Tribune.
Col. William II. Thornton will tender ar
informal reception to the officers OF hs
First Regiment AT his residence, rs Snow
street, Providence, this evening, having
recently resigned from the command o.
the Light Infantry Regiment.
A score or more Of the members Of
Pswtucket Lodge, No. $50, New England
Order of Protection, paid an unheraldeC
visit to Mrs. George Z Miller at her resi
dence on johnson street Monday evening
the occasion being her 3sth birthday.
On the 18th OF this month Rhode Islsnt
will vote on the plurality amendment t
the constitution; and hereafter two o
three elections will not be required T.
elect a governor. Thousands of dollar
will also be saved to the voters OF tina
state annuslly.-[Milford News.
Early last evening buggy occupied b.
@. N. OFT OF this city collided with a ca bl
car on Angel street. The collision oc
CURED lust as OFT was driving diagonall
across the tracks and had got nearly over
so that no damage was done to the bugR
other than the scraping of the paint o.
the rear " heel.
Just before the dinner hour yesterda.
Samuel New hesdon of this city, EN-
ployed in an Eddy street iewelry manu-
factory In Providen ,e, stepped on a chai
to az portion OF the sbsfting OF tn
machine whereon he was working, whe
the chair tipped, throwing him heavily I
the fiosr. In endeavoring to save hin
self from failing, his right hand strucI
against a bench, dislocsting three finger
Surgical assistance was rendered, and
was helped to his boarding place by
shopmste.
The benevolent societies connected wit
the First Free Baptist Church held a ss
OF fancy articles at the rooms OF the Y.
Z. A. yesterday afternoon. Rsfreshme
were served In abundance and In u
evening there was an entertain nent
|, ACCORDANCE with the following p,
gramme: Piano solo, Miss Mabel Greer
reading, Miss Lille Arnold; violin due
) Louis Gillespie and Miss Hattie Andel
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