Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-10
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1t seems to be- V'gilsnt weather.
The ConRnt Block will De a beauty.
Arthur NJ etcalf left today for Europe.
Deputy Sheriff Rogers is at the Words
Fair.
q. NJ. Hill OF Pine street is happy
papa.
The Tobin bronze bottom seems to be
on top.
officer Dwyer will return from his vaca-
tion tomorrow.
McCaughey a Co. are having a great
sale OF drsperies.
The open meeting of Tower Post last
evening was very interesting.
Rev. F. w. Hamilton will begin his
series OF lectures this evening.
The vigilant might give the valkyrie
one heat Just for encouragement.
James A. Potter has withdrawn from
the Potter Il Atherton Machine Company.
Mrs. Lyons Delany and son Fraser, and
Willie Harley left TODAY for the Worlds
| Fair.
City Engineer Carpenter las returned
from three weeks stay ct the Worlds
Fair.
Miss Alice Carter of this city Is visiting
Mrs. Mansfield Of Pleasant street, Attle-
boro.
Home Circle, Companions OF the Forest,
will receive visit from Star Circle Friday
evening.
Don't forget the matinee of "Alone In
London" at Lothrop's Grand Opera House
tomorrow.
Enoch Lewis Of the firm OF Lewis q
Curry and William Marvel started today
to Chicago.
Officer Tabor wrenched his left leg
badly yesterday morning by slipping on
the pavement.
An agent OF a police signal system was
in town yesterday in company with Coun-
Gilman Tingley.
A pane OF glass was broken In the Ellis
Block last night and the man who did II
said he would settle.
A man was arrested OIL Pine street today
by request Of the woman In charge OF the
house where he lived.
Sunday the wife OF George Duckworth
OF the Slater Cotton Company presented
him with twins-girls.
Manager Keough has been to Brockton
anS 10 oaparaIly taIkad that tho poIn
team will go to that city.
A number OF members OF Delaney Coun-
Gil, K. OF c., will attend the meeting OF
Tyler Council this evening.
There will be some good racing on the
Pawtucket track tomorrow. See adver-
tisement In another column.
The Republican primaries for the seiec-
tion OF delegates to the Mayoralty con-
vention takes place this evening.
The Regis Reading Circle of st. Joseph's
parish last evening arranged for literary
work at the meetings this Winter.
The dramatic club OF the Young Mems
Catholic Association held a rehearsal
Sunday OF tho drama soon to be presented.
The orators who denounce the public
press most vehemently always buy paper
the next morning to see their speeches In
print.
Miss Mary Warburton OF Haverstraw,
y. ", who has been on a visit to rela-
tives in this city for the past month. has
returned home.
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Mary j. Mccarthy OF Lawrence, and
Samuel Hedges and Miss Celia Houston
have filed intentions Of marriage. 3L6
Miss Clara Maria Tompkins, grand
daughter OF 8. s. Tompkins Of this city,
and Charles Dingee OF Providence were
united in marriage today In the latter
city.
Officer McCusker went up on Pine street
yesterday afternoon to eject man from
house. He boarded there and was ordered
to leave by the boarding mistress but re-
fused.
People living near the corner Of Central
avenue and Middle street say there IL
a strong smell OF gas arising from the new
sewer, so much as TO render some
women i'll.
Manager Browne Of the Pawtucket
Loan Co. will start a big unredeemed
pledges sale next Thursday. This will
startle good many delinquent friends OF
"their uncle"
To-Day Is the 1904 anniversary OF the
birth OF Father Mathew, the apostle OF
temperance, and this evening the event
will be celebrated by every temperance
society In the city.
| A week ago a we'll known Main street
barber had two dogs. Now he only has
one and that he borrowed. One dog got
| lost and the other committed suicide by
irving to stop train.
| Gaylor 3. Hunter, the well-knowr
dealer In harnesses, carriages and general
horse furnishings, has an interesting card
on the first page. The letter from the
Teamsters Union shows him to have been
the right man In the right place.
Rev. Bernard Corley OF Henry, ILL.,, wat
In the city Yesterday the guest Of ex.
Mayor Carroll, a former classmate. Ht
also called upon Rev. II. + Kinnerney
who was his instructor some years ago
Pupil and preceptor were glad to gree,
each other again.
The Democratic caucuses for the selec.