Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-26
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The political battle is now opened.
Mayor Robinsonl That sounds all right.
There are only twelve days moro before
election.
The Arnory Commission will meet to-
morrow.
Men are at work stringing the trolley
wire on East avenue.
The Providence electrics will be here
within a week-it Is said.
George II. Webb has been granted a
patent for a bolt forging machine.
Every political campaign has more or
less "joint debates" and debates in
"joints."
The men employed In paving East ave.
nue. had an exciting chase after a rat
yesterday.
Eureka Lodge OF Woonsocket was
visited by Grand Master J. Milton Payne
last evening.
Bernard McGrath, the East avenue shoe
dealer, has q handsome store now.
Call and go him.
DIckie Pierce wants to play with Provi-
dence this season. Manager Keough says
his team Is all right.
Post master Goodwin has received word
! that work has not yet been begun on the
plans o' the new postoffice.
Tomorrow evening the members of
Camp Tilton will attend the meeting Of
Gordon Camp OF Woonsockst.
The harvest supper held by the Ladies
Aid Society OF the First NJ. K. Church last
evening was very we'll attended.
A largo number OF the members OF
Eureka Lodge, X. OF p, paid q fraternal
visit to st. Elmo Lodge OF Providence last
evening.
| The asphalt pavement on Moth Main
street is not sprinkled as are other parts Of
the street for the reason that water makes
1t slippery.
| The regular meeting OF the Rhode ISL
and Philatelic Society was held at the
residence OF Henry F. Lamb on Garden
street Tuesday evening.
Another meeting of the Young Peoples
Institute of st. Josephs parish will be
held this evening In the school hall and
every one should be present.
The Voiuntown CORES pondent OF Wes-
terly Tribune demands that the woman
who took the umbrella two months ago
return II or be exposed. Gee!
The annual meeting OF the Alumni As-
sociation OF the state Normal school will
be held tomorrow at the state Normal
building at 5:16 until O'Clock.
An Ohio man who feared the banks and
deposited hts wealth In an old stove, is
now 'anxiously searching for the chap
who cleaned out his favorite heater.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
the State will hold Its annual meeting at
the First Baptist Church next Wednesday,
beginning at 80 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Yesterday was Donation Day at the
Rhode Island Homeopathic Hospital, and
last evening the management expressed
itself as thoroughly satisfied with the
result.
Joseph Liudon Smith, son of Henry F.
Smith, formerly OF this city, has been
selected as one OF the decorators of the
halls In the new Public Library building
In Boston.
The will of George l.. Walker was
proved and admitted to probate yesterday
afternoon. The will gives a., the property
OF the deceased to his widow, who was
named and approved as executrix.
When you want good meal visit the
restaurant OF 8. b. Havens & Co. Every
thing is served In its season In the most
! palatable manner. Catering for parties
socisls, weddings, ETC., speciality.
Several member Of Delaney Council at
tended the meeting of LaSalle Council O.
Providence last evening. The third degre,
was conferred. This evening II Will b'
, given at Newman Council, Elmwood.
, Springfield milkman has just beer
3 fined for waking a man up In order tha
! he might present his bill to him. 1t vii
be In order now for all debtors, when the!
2 see creditor coming, to fall into . heav,
3 sleep.
At the meeting Of Tower Corps, No,
w. X. c., Tuesday evening arrangement
j were made for a visit to the Soldiers
q Home at Bristol Tuesday Of next week
u They will 90 In q barge and will carry b
o each inmate OF the Home pair Of slip
pers.
The anniversary ball OF the Burnsid
:, Cadets was held In Temperance Hall, Hig
street, last evening and was attended b.
about rs couples. The grand march Wa
led by William Weloh aud Miss Lizzi
Pailthorp, end music was furnished b
the Ideal Singing Orchestrn.
b. Thomas Wilson, while at work at Ten
X ney's machine shop Tuesday afternoon
y had the misfortune to have bis han
2 caught In the gear OF a lathe and tn
middle finger of the left hand Wa
,c crushed. DR.. Matthew attended him an
y had to amputate the finger at the secon
2. Joint.
n Alfred Gslpo Of this city accidental
IL fell upon the sidewalk on wssbingto
street, Providence, at ! p. m. yesterda
u and sustained injuries to one Of his legi
u The ambulance was called, but Dr. Nc
Quirk did not end any bones broker
IL Gslpo was assisted to the depot where b
took the train for home.