Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-27
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In New York City.
There will be an importane meeting oi
the Bricklayers Union tonight.
Delaney Council, X. OF p, has lost be-
loved member In the death of John T.
Kirwan.
The people who attend the races OF the
Pawtucket Driving Association see some
good trotting.
Dontforget the last matinee of "Time
| VIII Tell" at Lothrop's Grand Opera
House tomorrow.
Some boys use the asphalt pavement on
North Main street for surface on which
to practice roller skating.
The school teachers are In attendance
at the Rhode Island Institute Of Instruc-
tion In Providence today.
Delaney Council, K. OF C., was well rep
resented at the meeting OF Newman Coun.
| ell at Elmwood last evening.
This evening the members of Camp A.
K. Tiltop, q. OF ", will attend the meet
Ing of Gordon Camp OF Woonsocket.
uThe fruit store on North Main street
where Peter Johnson had the trouble is
published.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock to appoint
Supervisors for the election held one week
from Tuesday.
James Baker, formerly Of this city and
at one time police officer, now resident
OF the Soldiers Home at Togus, Me-, Is
In the city on a visit.
The new lodge room OF Good Samaritan
Lodge, /. o. o. F., will be publicly oedi-
Gated by Grand Master Payne and officers
OF the Grand Lodge this evening.
A Japanese tea and cake sale is to be
given In the parlors of Park Place Church
this afternoon and evening, with hand
some souvenir with each admission.
Tomorrow forenoon an address will be
made by Superintendent of Schools Gil
man q. Fisher before the Rhode Island In.
stitute OF instruction In Music Hall,
Providence.
The great Ferris wheel at the Worlds
Fair has carried as many as $4,000 people
In single day. This Is a wheel Of fortune
indeed, and it's no wonder a score OF cities
sre eager to buy 1t.
The certificates of nomination from the
officers OF the City Conventions OF both
parties have been filed with the City Clerk
as we'll as a portion of the certificates
from the ward primaries.
900 to $50 is the ruling rate Of wagers
on the election, In favor Of Green halge.-
[Attleboro Sun. 1t is entirely wrong to
bet on elections, Brother Mowton, espec-
tally when you are going to lose.
The southerly side OF the Cogswell
fountain isa nuisance, which 1t would
cost very little to abate. Just now II
throws the water over the sidewalk in
stead Of Into the basin, keeping 1t wet all
the time.
Every time q polo crank passes the old
skating rink mournful expression passes
over his face as he thinks OF the games he
has seen there,snd then he tells whoever is
with him that Mr.. Tingley is real mean
for having bought the rink.
The Pawtucket Woman Suffrage League
will hold public meeting In memory Of
Lucy Stone Sunday at 2:30p p. m, In the
room OF the Kings Daughters, Y. NJ. c. A.
building. Addresses will be given by
Elizabeth p. Chace and others.
Providence will have the largest atten-
dence at polo games this year OF any city
In the lesgue, for the Pawtucket cranks
must see polo and will go to the Cove
City and "root" for the team just because
| they have not one OF their own.
A horse and buggy belonging to George
A. Brown OF this city was stolen yester.
| day afternoon from the corner of Union
and Washington streets, Providence. II
| was recovered in the evening by officers
In the second district and restored to the
owner.
| A large amount of interest is being
taken In the gift to be given TO th'
churches by the New Idea Store. OWNS
to the large number Of votes received b,
several OF the churches, members OF th'
press visited the store this morning ant
emptied the boxes and sealed the vote
up. The voting will close Now
The chances are good for q third ticket II
the Third Ward and papers have been Sc
cured that II Is thought are going there
1t 10 the Anderton faction that Is doin
this, because MIR. Anderton was beaten b!
Mr.. Gorton In the caucus by twenty vote
and II is claimed that so called Democrat
were imported from the Second Ward
assist Mr.. Gorton's friends In nominstin
their candidate.
Marriage intentions have been filed 9
tho City Clerks Office by Thomas Byro
Platt and Rose MCGOWAN; Harry Newe
Stevens and Mary Jane Wright; Willial
: q. Marsh and Florence Stewart Crowel
Peter Lyon and Lille Tweedly; job
Damn and Elizabeth Elliot, all OF tn
city; Thomas J. Hartnett and Hattie
\ Kneeland, both OF Milford, Mass.
The "Alcszar," the new hall In n
Wheaton Block, was formally dedicate
last evening, when the annual receptio
Y OF st. Paul's Church was held ther
An excellent musical entertainer
was given, including cornet sol'
by Bowen X. Church. The ha
Is one OF the prettiest and best appointe
3 in town, and the many who inspected
admired It's beauty and the several ne
departures In the line Of ntting It up.