Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-18
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that none VINO receive his circulars shall
visit him personally, as II their object is
to investigate bis business they will be re-
fused. When writing do not sign any
name or address, but simply send a tele-
gram aud mark 1t with the password a.
given on the smaller slip which 10 Robin
and the number 10 9,012. Robert Mcclure
was the man who received one OF these
green goods snide letters Monday and
desired the people to know OF and be-
ware of such imposters.
The Sacred Heart Fair.
Recently the Sacred Heart Temperance
Society completed many improvements
In their hall which added much expense
to their regular outgoes and to replenish
their treasury they will open grand fair
In their hail Wednesday evening which
will continue until the evening Of May
9th. All of the usual attractions will be
found and the usual good time enjoyed.
Court Central.
The regular meeting OF Court Central,
A. o. r., was held last evening. Chief
Ranger German presided. There were
nineteen applications for membership,
and seven new members were initiated.
The committee on the recent ball made an
excellent financial showing. The charter
closes Saturday, April 22. A special meet
ing will be held Friday evening Of impor-
tance.
The Pool Matches.
At the Bradford Arms House Monday
evening there was large crowd present
to witness the first game In the second
round of the pool match. Anderson gained
100 points and Shea made SO. The game
was interesting throughout.
At Hunts Hotel the contestants we're
Messrs. Bacon and Latimore. The former
won by a score of 75 to 50. There was q
large crowd present, and the first half was
much close than the last. A good game
tonight.
A Pleasant Occasion.
Last evening about twenty couples,
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason N. Bagley,
gathered at their residence on Central
street, where a pleasant evening was
passed. The guests brought with them
all of the necessities for collation. which
was served In palatable manner, during
the intermission OF the programme which
consisted of games, vocal and instrument
tai music. At a seasonable hour the visi-
tors departed wishing the host and host
ess many pleasant gatherings OF a similar
nature.
Interesting Items.
John p. Hussey visited friends In Bos-
ton yesterday.
Read advertisement of the sale of two
hot air furnaces.
Work on the widening of Dexter street
has been resumed.
Attend the Cadets and Crescents' fairs
opon this evening.
Town Clerk Crawford was at Manvills
ana LIMERICK today registering CANNES.
James, the son Of Edward Plunkett,
who died Sunday, was buried this morn
ing.
Several residents of this village held
lucky numbers at the drawings Of the St.
Joseph's Hospital fair.
Ex-Liquor Officer and politician Bloom
held Is to embark In the green grocery
and fish business on Dexter street.
Charles Millor, popular young mem.
ber of the Crescent Literary association
has secured a position with the White
Rose Powder Company,
The Crescent Literary Association last
evening elected four members. Several
comu.unicat IONS from contractors who
wish to estimate on the new hall were re-
ceived and placed on die for future con-
sideration. Next Thursday evening
several societies will visit tn o fair.