Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-19
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where Ov Ubiquitous REPORTERS.
Joseph McAlevy continues very Ill.
Mrs. II. Anthony Gage Is dead, aged &
years.
City Clerk Sibley was at the First Ward
last evening.
The Third Ward Democratic Club viii
meet this evening.
James Barker has recovered from an at.
tack OF the grippe.
CoIlegisns are now coming home foi
their Christmas vacations.
Mrs. A. w. Robinson OF san Francisco
Col, is visiting In this city.
Don't forget the concert OF the Paw.
tucket City Band tomorrow evening.
City Clerk sibley will be at the ward
room OF the Second Ward this evening.
Coroner jerks has not concluded the
inquest in the death OF Alfred Foran yet
The funeral OF Ellen Barrett took place
from her bone on Water street this morn
ing.
Holiday books in great variety can be
procured at Moy's under the Benedict
House.
The entire family OF James l.. Nc
Mahon is laid up with the prevalent dis
ease, la grippe.
The Second Ward ticket this time is a
mixture OF Repu blicans and Democrats on
the boilers side.
The Burnside Cadets will hold their
second annual masquerade ball one week
from tomorrow evening.
Gallagher, the young cash grocer on
High street, is giving rare bargains In
groceries for the holidays.
The Boston and Providence Clothing
store will keep open every evening this
week and close all day Christmas.
There were rs voters who added their
names to their registry book at the ward
room OF the First Ward last night.
Elton, the German who made out the
check, was a member of the 41st New
York regiment during the rebellion.
A high mass OF requiem was said for the
repose Of the soul OF Thomas F. Kelley at
st. Mary's Church yesterday morning.
A room on the second floor OF the po-
lice station near the morgue is being
fitted up as battery room for the new
signal system.
Don't imagine IL Is the Fourth OF July
IL you get one OF "Bob" Kendal's fire
crackers. All the led paste board con-
tains Is time table.
There will be a mass meeting in Music
Hnll this evening of the Conant mills
operatives to protest against reducing the
tariff on spool cotton.
This afternoon at 3 O'Clock the bidding
on the city bonds closed and the Com.
mittee on Finance will meet this evening
at s o'clock to open the same.
The young ladies OF the Pawtucket
Congregational Church will give an OPP
eretta, "The Twin Sisters" In Infantry
Hall, Exchange street, this evening.
There will be a meeting OF the French
Naturalization Club this evening at Lefa-
yette Hall, Harrison street. Addresses
are expected from DIR. l.. A. Beaudry and
A. Cboquet.
Capt. Cotter Is arranging a game for the
five captains to play against the pick OF
the league players, az follows: Doe and
Cotter, rushers; Canavan, center; Murray
half back Sullivan, goal.
Hayward's Rubber Store will give ,
handsome umbrella plate with each um,
brella purchased OF them from now until
Christmas. Their advertisement will b,
seen In tomorrow issue.
MIR. G. +. Longley OF the Boston and
Providence Clothing Co. has given Over.
seer OF the Poor Cummings OF Provi
dence so suits OF boys clothing to b,
distributed among the deserving poor.
The people OF Pawtucket will be pleased
to learn that J. B. 3. Brazeau, who ha
been the genial manager of lie Jean Bap
tiste for the past seven years, has bought
out the paper and will hereafter publish II
himself. They all wish him success.
Tomorrow evening will be public nigh
at the evening drawing school. Their,
will he no formal exercises, but tue regu
lar work of the classes will be performed
as usual. All interested are invited tc
visit the school during the season from
1880 to $50.