Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-20
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When a man talks into a telephone,
what he saws goes.
Miss Nellie Fitzgerald OF this city is
visiting at Fall River.
Sunday Rev. Frank Appleton OF st.
Johnsbury, VT, will preach at Trinity
Church.
There will be less idle men Monday
when supt. Sweet resumes operations on
the sewers.
Don't forget the last matinee o' "The
Shamrock" tomorrow at Lothrop's Grand
Opera House.
People now have something to guess
| about, for astronomers have discovered
another comet, tail and all.
r. Bray and Adam Sutcliffe left on
horseback for South Yarmouth yesterday
on a hunting and fishing trip.
Lodgers are more numerous at the po-
lice station this Fall than ever before.
Sometimes, nearly fifty apply.
Pawtucket Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
conferred the royal arch degree upon II
candidates Wednesday evening.
Bishop Healey OF Portland, Me-, who
has been visiting Rt. Rev. Bishop Hsrkins,
started last night for California.
This evening Pawtucket Lodge, No. /,
Ancient Order OF United Workmen, will
celebrate Its eleventh anniversary.
II. A. Summons OF Fall River has ac-
cepted a position as Superintendent Of
the Watcher hst factor at Central Falls.
James A. Potter, formerly Of the Potter
& Atherton Machine Company, will sail
for England tomorrow. He will engage
IN business IN Scotland.
A delegation OF G.. A. X. men paid De-
partment Commander Cranston q visit
Wednesday and found him in a much i'm
proved state OF health, but still unable to
be much about.
William Lee and Robert Cooper. charged
with assault on Joseph Goyette, will have
a trial tomorrow, provided Goyette Is able
to get TO the court room and II Is not be-
lleved he will be.
Shortly after O'Clock tomorrow after
noon Thomas W. Robinson, the Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor, will know
who his antagonist IL and II does not
matter much, for this is a Democratic
year.
Electric car collisions seem to be getting
numerous and there must be some cause
for them, and naturally, some remedy.
Let the remedy be found Immediately and
| applied before some one is killed or In.
jured.
Word has been received by member OF
the S. s. Colyer Lodge, Bay State League,
that Clement X. Fay will begin to pay the
members OF the League on the last OF next
month, paying 6i per cent. Of the amount
paid in.
Fred II. Morris Of this city was an In
vited guest at the annual supper of the
First Congregational Society Of Los An
formerly OF Killingly, Conn, is pastor OF
this church.
A New Bedford dispatch says that
100000 cotton mill will probably be
erected upon the Humphrey farm at Mt.
Pleasant, New Bedford, which was ac-
OF Craigville, this State.
Brig. Gen. Hiram Kendall arrived
Wednesday from the Worlds Fair. The
General states that since the Exposition
opened he has passed, at different times,
a. days on the grounds, and intends max
ing yet another visit before the close.
The Central Falls Veteran Firemen
wish to state that any one wishing to 20
to Milford tomorrow can purchase tickets
at their engine house this evening OF
from the committee In the morning. The
fare is only g.
A few weeks ago there was no such town
as Perry, Okiohoms. Now the town hat
10000 inhabitants, town lots have been
sold for 5000 apiece, ara tomor-
row the municipality is going to have ar
election, which, 1t IL promised, will be an
exceedingly lively one. History is made
rapidly nowadays, and especially so out
on the booming Cherokee strip.
Brother Harkins, 1t is said, has started
mission In Fall River and claims to have
converted seven police officers during tn,
short time he has been engaged In hi
great work there. Well, according Il
some reports, some of the Spindle CIT,
police need converting and II Harkins car
do 1t he Is the right man In the righ
place.
The sale OF reserved seats for the Meik
leIohn IL Lomas concert course will be
gin next Monday evening at their plan,
warerooms. Tickets exchangeable for re
terved seats can be purchaFed now. Th
course for this year Is the best yet Offered
to the'musical people OF this city, Will
the price OF the tickets for the entir
course is within the reach of all Tn
management is deserving OF liberal pat
ronage for their efforts to build up an,
tester better musical sentiment in th
community.
Little frankie Carpenter, soubret In +,
{. Hanford's, play "rhe Shamrock,
one OF the sweetest little soubrct
imaginable. She is full OF life and vi
, vacity and makes the colleen, Sheelal
, O'Moore, great feature OF the play
frankie dances like a true daughter o
q. Ireland and delivers her lines with grea
Intelligence. The Moses Lovi OF Frank d
Melville IL great bit OF character worl
and John w. Wilkes as the London DO
liceman with lridescent whiskors make
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