Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
LOCAL LINES.

Attleboro.
A. @. Trueman and wife OF Lynn, Mass,
were In town Yesterday.
| Alfred Cousineau and Albina Barber
have flied marriage intentions.
It's never too early to register. Do so
now and have the JOB ~ your hands.
Rev. J. NJ. Lowden preached at the
FIRST Free Baptist Church last evening.
The Pswtucket Street Railroad will sell
twenty five horses AT public auction at
their barn on Broad street tomorrow.
| One week from next Tuesday the vote
| will be taken on the plurality amendment.
| Set the date down and be sure and vote In
its favor.
| sIArtist DeVere and assistants were busy
today decorating the entrance OF the
Opera House with flags. The Cadets will
be given a royal reception.
| The annual reception OF the Ladies' X l.
Homeopathic Hospital Aid Association
| will be held In the 1rocadero, Providence,
this evening commencing at O'Clock.
Music will be provided by Reeves Orches-
ira.
The grand jury OF Bristol county, Mass,
| convened at Taunton, has returned a bill
of Indictment against Edward +. Greene
| of Seekonk, who fired shot gun at
James Hoyle, for assault with a dangerous
weapon.
The front axle OF the delivery wagon
of A. ID. Ross broke down while the
team was on Walcott street yesterday, and
alt hougb the driver OF the vehicle was
thrown from the wagon to the ground,
he escaped uninjured.
A number of the friends OF Arthur
Moffit paid him a visit at his residence on
East street Wednesday evening. The
evening was thoroughly enjoyable one,
and was passed in playing party games,
ip singing and in various forms OF amuse-
mept. A collation. was served.
The Pawtucket Street Railway Com
pany has paid to City Treasurer Frank
NJ. Bates the sum OF .S4 81, the first pay
ment OF one half OF one per cent. OF the
gross earnings OF the railway from June 20
to Sept. 80, under the ordinance granting
the 20 years franchise TO the railroad COM
pany.
The remains OF Patrick J. ConIey, who
was killed. by a grip car In New York, ar
rived In Woousocket yesterday on Con
soIidated train at 7:10 a. m, and were
taken to his late residence, 236 North
Main street. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning at st. Charles Church
Woonsocket.
Even tramp sometimes gets sick OF
life. A gentleman out cunning the othe
day met one going towards Atteboro
The tramp asked him II he found much
game and being answered negatively, con
tinued and said: "Here's game for you
let both barrelsl into me and pass along
I've nothing to live for"
The wife OF George o. Willard, the vet
eran newspaper man, and ex. Presiden
OF the Providence Press club, celebrated
her birthday anniversary at her resi-
dence, PIT Massac husetts avenue, Wash
ington Park, Providence, Wednesday
She received many presents and he
guests had an enjoyable time.
q The Republican State, town and cit!
|
? dence, today, the State central at 1
o'co X for organization, and were joine'
by he auxiliary bodies at dinner, whei
discussion was had over the Fall an'
r Spring campaigns, involving the plurslit.
amendment and kindred matters.
Aurin M. Bailey, who was Wednesda
evening appointed a member OF the polio
department by His Honor Mayor Brown
IL young man about 2S years OF age
weighs about 175 pounds, stands 5 fee
10 inches, and resides in the Fourth War
: at 166 West avenue. He WAS recon
, mended highly by prominent citizens
, who desired to see him appointed.
The State seems to have recent
adopted a moro liberal policy toward tn
State militia than has heret ofore marke
it's dealings with that body, and ss a re
suit Company B Of this city has receive
: a remitla ance for the cost OF lighting an
I heating It's armory, two items OF expens
r that had hitherto been borne by tn
{ members OF the company. Newpor
y Observer.
The Food and Health ex xpositIon in Ia
faniry Hall, Providence, Will be gran
- success. No one should miss seeing
, and II closes tomorrow night. Tn
. feature OF yesterdays show was the after
' noon lecr ure by DR.. Helen Putnam o
Cooking for the Sick" Among thos
present was Mrs. Snow, Superintende
OF the nurses at the Rhode Island Hospi
e tai, with several OF the young women 1
: her depart ment.
- A great deal OF credit IL due 10 Law
4 renee Manning for he successful produC
tiun OF "Ingomar" at st. Msry's schoc
hail Wednesday evening. The drama wa
under his direction and he worked nigh
, and day to bring those VINO took part u
to such hne degree of perfect ion, tatiD
: the part himself of The Timsrch OF Mas
, silla. Mir. Manning is an accomplishe
actor ana too much praise cannot b
.. given i'm for his work.