Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-07
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.


Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
The deceptive storm door IL disappear
Ing.
All victualling house licenses expired
yesterday.
Tomorrow the Fall River Rovers will
play In this city.
Miss Julia Powers, OF woonsocket, 10
visiting Miss Mamie Douglas.
The State ticket depends on the election
Of every Democrat In this city.
The oiympics defeated the Rovers In the
New England League series too.
All the Democrats have to do now is to
60 IN and win at the next election.
The funeral of Mrs. William Proctor of
weeden street took place yesterday.
The Democratic City Committee Will
meet tonight to arrange for tomorrow's
election.
This evening the Burnside Cadets will
hold calico ball in Temperance Hall,
High street.
Tomorrow afternoon at st. Mary's ba-
xasr special arrangements will be made to
receive the children.
Town Clerk Kinion OF Cumberland is
happy over the appearance In his house
hold OF young son.
The man who welded the snow shovel
30 industriously few weeks ago Is now
polishing up the lawn mower.
Now comes nsck-and. neck race be-
tween the coal bin and the wooden under
shirt which will last the longer.
In Sarsfield Hall Tuesday evening the
carpenters and joiners will hold a public
meeting to which all are invited.
Several members OF Delaney Council, K.
OF C., attended the concert and ball OF
Tyler Council Of Providence last evening.
1t is reported that two bro, hers got into
a quarrel In an East avenue saloon yester-
day and one stabbed the other In the leg.
In Music Hall asst mbiy rooms last eve.
ming the annual sale of fancy article. OF
the Trinity parish was very successful.
Officer James e. Sword will be given a
hearing on the charges preferred against
him by Chief Perry tomorrow evening at
Z O'Clock.
When a girl allows fellow to put his
overcoat on without assisting him, 1t is a
sign that she does not want him to come
back any more.
Tower Post has accepted an invitation
from William p. Tucker, pastor OF holy
Trinity Church, to attend divine service
Memorial Day.
The Union Street Railway Company Of
Providence will build the Pawtuxet VAL
ley road. Homer M. Daggett of the Inter-
state is one OF the directors.
The railroad compsay have large gang
of men at work at Hebronvi,le grading
the street which In to lead to the over head
bridge, thus abolishing the grade crossing.
A wheel came OF of one of the III. @.
Aldrich express teams on Broad street last
night and the wagon was left so near the
track that the side of a passing car was
scratched.
Oweu Clark, who bought the building
corner OF PARK place and Main street, had
a gang of men at work yesterday taking
out the windows preparatory to moving
the structure.
j. ]. 0avigan, manager of the Singer
Sewing Company's Office III this city, is
having some handsome gold leaf signs
put on the plate glass windows OF the Of
fee on High street.
There were enough Democrats at
home Wednesday to give every Democra-
tic candidate majority. See to IL that
you vote tomorrow.
The Wamsutta Hotel, North Attleboro,
10 to be opened by q former landlord
named Frank King. An offer of "a, 900 for
the property made oy syndicate OF busi.
ness men was refused.
The r. I. Business Mems Association
will meet in Butler Exchange this even
ing at 8 o'clock and a turkey supper will
be served. Reports fiom various COM
mittees will be presented.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original
Charles A. Remington, George r. White.
Additional-Albert Wall. Original
widows, etc.-Ssrah e. Gavitt.
This is "societies" night at st. Mary's
bazaar and the members of the Young
Mems Catholic Association will meet at
their hall at O'Clock, with badge. to at
tend. The number from this organiks-
tion will be large.
The Senate committee on the Soldiers
Home investigation met In the Senate
chamber at 10 O'Clock yesterday for the
purpose OF continuing the hearing on the
charges preferred against the management
OF the institution and adjourned to Mon
day at 10 o'clock.
A special meeting OF the Pawtucket
Mulespinners ASSOCIATION was held In
sarsfeld Hall, East avenue, last evening
at o'clock to hear the report OF the dele
gates to the National Convention held at
Waltham this week. The report was very
pleasing to the spinners.
Keep n IN the houae tyood advice from