Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-21
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Supt. Sweet will put about 100 men a,
work on the sewers Monday.
Joseph Sherman OF Central balls Il
visiting friends in Fall River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Longley hevt
returned from the Worlds Fair.
John T. Kirwan, who is 81 at Red, ,nds
CAL, remains in about the ssmo cond 'tion
The funeral of M iss Sarah Desrey took
Church.
The electric cars someti nee get stalled
on Main street after wsteriI cart has
been along.
The funeral OF George L. Walker viii
take place from st. PaUps Church to-
morrow afternoon.
People speak OF "cool nillionn dollars
because 1t takes such warm work to get
that amount together.
1t is stated upon good authority that
when the Slater mills start up Monday 1t
will start on full time.
A street singer and a street fakir made
Collyer square rather lively last evening.
Honors were about even.
Pawtu,k Lodge, Ancient Order OF
United Workmen, observed their 1lth
anniversary last evening.
Mrs. NJ. G. WOOD OF this city and Mrs.
Gertrude Thurber OF Central Fail ha &c re-
turned from the World Fair.
Hon. b. F. Jacobs of Chicago will con-
duct the Sunday school session at the
Park Place Churc a tomorrow.
The Garden eet trC lly line was con-
nected yesterday with the Main street
line OF the Pawtucket company.
Tomorrow afternoon at st. Mary's
Church Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins will ad-
minister rSoI hrmation to number OF
children.
Curbstone cauc Uses we're numerous to.
day among the Re! 4hlicans and there
were many predictions OF a "kick" at the
convention.
The official call 'or the Democratic
primaries to nom ate candid ties for
Aldermen ard Cor n"ilmen " Ill De found
in the advertising columns.
The Petrol commenc ed its trips between
Riverside and Provid nee Thursday even
ing and was literally patrol zieu yester-
day morning on It's early riIs.
The town OF North AttleIoro les voted
in the celebration OF the 2oOth enn.ver.
sary OF tho town OF Attletoro.
The Prohibition candidate f.. Senator
in Hopkinton last April he, entity had
his toe cut of, while he was working
around cider mil...[Wes.erly sun.
Max Nsthsnson, proprietor OF the Mis-.
fit Parlors, went fishing yesterday with a
tomato can filled with bait and all the
fxin's. All he caught was a bad cold.
A local youth with mania for the
stage has written drama, and friend
selected for its title: "The Poisoned Gum
Drop, or the Candy Woman's Revenge"
yThree Boston boys called for a lodging
at the station last night and Sergt. Nick
erson suspected they were runaways.
They confessed this morning and were
released with good advice and breakfast
The temperance rally tomorrow In the
hall OF st. Mary's T. A. and b. Society on
Fest avenue will be addressed by Rev
John T. Lynch OF Woonsocket, presiden,
OF the Diocesan Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell will settlc
down In Boston on their return from the
Worlds Fair, Mr.. Mitchell havinp secured
position there. Mrs. Mitchell vas for
merly Miss May Cronan.
Miss Abbie Read, IS years OF ago, a
graduate OF the Pawtucket High t,hool
died at her home on West cole str, t las:
evening Of consumption. Sh was a well
known and popular young Icy.
The Fairlawn llmproveu,e Society
have invited the members - TIE Paw.
tucket press to their lcort mex
Wednesday evening on the occasion o.
the opening OF their new club louse.
America vas discovered by Christophe
Columbus 4Jl years ago todsy and tn
flags are flying over the pubic schools 1
honor OF the event. Cn1is rs probabl
with the boys, In spirit, TT he Miltor
muster.
Edward Smith OF the American Brew
ing Company OF Boston, sen OF ex-Alder
man Smith OF this city, vii be united I
marriage Wednesday morning to Mis-
Sadie Lynch at the Church Of the Immacu
late Conception, Providence.
A largely attended meeting oi the Brio
Layers Union was held last evening an
the following officers were elected: Jam,
Noonsn, president; Peter Flynn, vic'
president; Thomas Flatley, treasurer
Patrick Campbell, recording seer etar,
Peter Donohue, financial secte, ar
Charles Fogsrty, ser ant alarms. Wis
tors were present from Providence an
addressed the me, ling. Another meetin
will be held ney Friday evening.
This eveninc will see the last OF Ed {
Hanford's sweet Irish play, "Tf
Shamrock" at Lothrop's Opera Hous
The audiences al! this week have bee
large and the appreciation OF the elegar
drama has been evide need by the heart
applause accorded the members of Ii
cast for their elorts o present in I'll
ished manner one o. the cleanest Iris
plays ever written. "Time Will TELL" JS
Hunt and Laura Deane, next week.
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Grand Temperance Rally