Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-14
LOCAL LINES.

II. h. Sheldon Is making improvements
on the Merry estate on East avenue.
The monthly meeting OF the schsol
Committee will be held this evening.
An infant child OF Mr.. ;and Mrs. John
O'Neill's OF Patt street died last night.
The reports OF the different city depart
ments are now being made up as this is
the last month of the fiscal year.
Miss Annie Carpenter, the obliging
saleslady at T.. l.. Freeman's store, has
returned from a we'll earned vacation.
From Providence to either of the Attie-
boros for fifteen cents is cheap riding,
and that IL all II costs on the electrics.
An important meeting OF Delany Coun-
ell, K. OF e., will be held tomorrow even
ing, and every member is requested to be
present.
other OF his series OF lectures this even
ing, the subject being "rhs Church and
charity"
Walter Miner and Ellsworth Miner were
charged with asssulting John Parker. All
are boys.
Another open meeting was held by
Tower Post last evening and a very fine
programme was listened to by a large
audience.
The next time John Mccarthy strikes
town he won't run, no matter how cold
he Is and even II he has not had drink
for week.
A fine concert will he given In Music
Hall, Providence, Thursday evening for
the benefit of the street car employees
association.
John Mccarthy. the North Attleboro
man arrested yesterday noon, was later
let go as IL was seen that he was not the
man wanted.
A month ago william g. Kendall, 3s
years old, disappeared from his home In
Attleboro Falls and as yet no trace OF him
has been found.
The Holy Name Society of the Sacred
Heart Church will meet tonight at 8
O'Clock to take action on the death OF
Owen Cadden.
Yesterday morning the State Board OF
Agriculture visited North Smithfield and
killed two tuberculous cows owned by
George w. Hammond.
Those who have plenty OF this worlds
goods may be able to find plenty of OBJ
jects OF charity at this Thanksgiving, con.
sidering the hard times.
Officer Mclaughlin has been asked &C
many questions in regard to Officer Lees
whereabouts that he has procured pla-
card which reads: "At the station"
There will be fine concert In Music
Hall, Providence, Thursday evening fol
the benefit OF the relief fund of the Horse
Railroad Mutual Benefit Association.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Elizabeth b J. McPsrlin to Patric A. Len
non, the cere moDy to take place at St
Marv's Church at 8 O'Clock, the 23d inst.
Quite a crowd OF Interested people stood
In front OF the window OF Doughty's
candy tore on Broad street last evening
and watched professional candy maker
at work.
A brother OF Druggist Wood has been
engaged as editor 0! the Waterbury, Ct,
Herald. IL he has any OF the character.
istics Of our fellow townsman he'll make
the Herald interesting.
There's a newspaper IN Kansas edited by
a convicted thief, whose chief assistants
are forger and a burglar, and published
by gang OF known felons. Its office Is
In the State penitentiary.
Steamer Stonington, formerly OF the
Stonington line OF Sound steamers, IL
now at the shipyard OF Robert Palmer Il
Son, Noank, and will be changed into a
barge. She was built in 1856.
The regular meeting OF the Regis Read
ing Circle will take place Wednesday
evening in the school hail on Denver
street, during which an interesting pro-
gramme will be presented by the newly.
elected officers and members.
Thomas schora and Miss Jennie Vain
wright, and Clarence Mitchell and Miss
Hattie Nj. Perry OF Lewiston, Me-, have
hlea marriage intentions. The former
couple miraculously escaped death In the
Lonsdale slelghing party accident.
Pawtucket seems to have a superfiuity
OF boy burglars, but those who are In
clined that wav can easily see they get
caught sooner or later and then the fun
ends. II is not paying business and
honest toll brings far better results.
The exhibit OF the chocolate menier
branch OF New York, which is going on
AT the Ideal Tea House, is attracting large
numbers %, visitors. The chocolate Ia
very delicious ard everybody should avail
the opportunity TO sample the goods DUR
this week.
The Attleboro Sun which managed To
make correct guess on the result OF tn.
election this time-the first In three years
--waxes very indignant because its Dem
ocrat ic contemporaries had the assurance
to suppose that their ticket was going 10
win Tuesday. Consult your files, Bro.
Mowton, and see what humbug you
have been yourself, according to your own
rule for estimating such things.-[ Fall
River Globe.
Sure one thing Il settled beyond contro