Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-07
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Wait It'll the votes are counted.
The Democrats are doing nobly In each
ward.
Thirteen States will hold elections this
week.
Democrats, keep the good work up until
the last moment.
The anniversary entertainment OF Leah
Lodge, ID. OF r., will be held tomorrow
evening.
The polo games for tonight are Provi-
dence at New Bedford, Brocktons at
Worcester.
The straight Democrats OF the Second
Ward are doing nobly and their Efforts
will be crowned with success.
This evening at Lothrop's Grand Opera
Hou 80 the election returns will be read
from the stage as fast as received.
Fred II. Merriss OF this city was regis
tered at the Hotel Rubio In Rubio Can
yon, California, a few days since.
Grand Master J. Milton Payne and
Board OF Grand officers, !. D. D. r., vis-
lteu NOItu OUR iSOuBS iooe
Don't forget the Wednesday matinee
performance OF "Around the world In
Eighty Days" at Lothrop's Opera House.
The first OF a series OF socials under the
auspices OF Pawtucket Council, Royal
Arcsnum, will be held Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 10.
Tomorrow evening at the regular meet.
ing OF Camp Tilton, y. OF ", the division
commander and staff will make their an.
nusl visitation.
The voting contest at the New Idea
Store closes this evening. Get In all the
votes you can for your fsvorite church
for $500 is to be given away.
F.w. Baxter, the Providence safe man
ufscturer, furnished 1900 for the appear
OF William Mcconnell before the Com
mon Pleas Division of the Supreme Court.
Yesterday afternoon a Providence elec-
trio was run over the East avenue route.
Senator AldrIch and several of the dlrec-
tors were on board and made a short stop
In this nity.
driven by him has baked, he has got out
OF his carriage, gone to the horses fore
foot, lifted 1t from the ground, and struck
the shoe few blows with stone. He
has never failed to start a balky horse In
this very simple way.
John F. Mulligan OF Attleboro came
into the TRIBUNE office yesterday after.
noon and said man attempted to bunco
him on Main street and when he told an
officer about il the latter laughed at him
and finally when he was ordered out OF a
saloon he thought 1t was time to an
public. John had fairly well developed
"jag" besides several bundles.
The following were installed as the Of
ficers OF Nonpareil Temple OF Honor at Its
meeting last evening: w. &. T., w. H..
Boss; w. VT, &. W. Davis; w. r., IL.
A. Kelley; W. T. r., James b. Carter; W..
T., John s. Davis; w. w. Ansel l.. Sweet !;
W. d. W., william Il Potter; w. G..
Thomas A. Greene; W. s., William A.
Whipple; w. c., Rev. ID. II. Char peil. A
collation. was served with post prandial
exercises, after which there was an enter
tainment.
Two young ladies employed In Horton,
Angel & Co.'s iewelry shop at Attleboro
got into discussion over their relative
merits as walkers last week and the result
was that they wagered that they could
walk to Pswtucket within certain time.
The test was made Friday and they won,
having considerable time to spare after
reaching this city. They were pretty we'll
tired out. but after resting while they
took a train for home, having got enough
of walking for one day.