Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-09
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In Winter, Spring
And Fall
But wiser yet
Are they, you bet,
Who never let up
At all.
The police are after peddlers.
And now we have Il he warm wave.
Gen. Nelson w. Wallis wife is dead.
You are still keeping lent, we trust
The word economy is great anc alluring.
The carpenters and joiners met last
night.
Churches this evening.
Corbett ought to make more OF a sue
cess at football than baseball.
Some make good resolutions at the be-
ginning OF the lenten season.
The girls are now planning something
In the way of hesdgear for Easter.
The Pawtucket Stereopticon Club met at
the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms last evening.
Easter comes early this year and that is
what is consoling many these times.
The man who blows In his fortune and
then blows out his brains 10 at least con-
sistent.
When an ardent wooer has been to see
his sweetheart, his bosom Is not always
unrufiied.
The cases OF Frank J. Moile, Sirein VII
son and Howard Clifton come up for trial
tomorrow.
II does not look much like hard times
in Pawtucket when the Kirmess receipts
were 1900.
Hon. Henry B. Metcalf made an address
before the Prohibition Club OF Westerly
last evening.
This evening at Lothrop's Grand Opera
House John keenan, and James Maher
will have Jig contest.
Vicar Generel Doran Will have charge
OF the diocese during the absence OF
Bishop Hsrkins at Rome.
There is but one way OF obtaining busi-
ness-publicity hut one way OF obtain
ing publicity-advertising
The Providence Young Mems Dem cratic
Club Is talking OF forming q sort OF a
Tammanny Hall in this State.
It may be hne walking somewhere in
this broad land, but in Pawtucket 1t is
slush first, last and all the time
Driver Baxter OF No. 3 fire station is
having his day of today, Driver Mooney
OF No. 2 station was of Yesterday.
Mr.. johnson, formerly OF the Berkeley
haa ~
carding at Hargraves mills, Fall River.
Louis Virgins, the colored man who
died at the State asylum for the insane,
formerly worked for Moses Thornton in
in this city.
man doesn't feel as II he had been
resting, even II he has been sitting down
all the afternoon, provided he has been
sitting In dentists chair.
Harkins says he will continue to
"rescue" souls. II is less laborious than
removing ashes or selling sherwood as
he at first concluded to do.
good many people would like to know
what 1t was that people died OF when they
died OF appenditis before appenditis was
discovered by the doctors.
The Woman Suffrage League will here
after meet at 4:l5 pm, instea1 OF as here
toiore. The next meeting will be tomor.
row afternoon in the Kings Daughters
room.
According to present indications, elec.
trio roads will ere long bo giving the steam
roads a hard tussle In the line OF competi.
tive service. They are certainly spreading
like lightning.
We hazard the prognostication that the
editors OF the Observer and the private
paper, both OF Newport, will not ex.
change lace paper valentines this year
r. |. Democrat.
Wednesday evening two more horses OF
the Standard Bottling Company were shot
and carried away as they were afflicted
with glanders. This makes five horses In
all belonging to the firm that have died
and only two remain.
The comrades of Tower Post, No. II,
q. A. r., will meet at the Post Hall at 8
O'Clock this afternoon to 90 to East Provi.
dence and conduct the Grand Army burial
service at the grave of their late comrade
Abraham A. Carpenter.
A person passing the Fuller block or
Main street during yesterday was re.
minded of an old fashioned country cis.
tern as the water poured from the roo
into q barrel standing on the sidewalk
II generally falls on the heads Of passers
by, but some one put the barrel there e
save many from . drenching.
The claim for damages against the towI
of AttleboIo, made by B. b. & X. Knigh
OF Providence, having the abolition OF tn,
grade crossing at Hebronville, by whicl
the main road was closed up, at eithe
side OF the railroad and mill and tene
ment property set OF from the mail
highway, has been settled for $4,000.
The Blair Camera Company OF thi
city yesterday afternoon made a lsrg
shipment Of machinery to London, Eng
land, where the company has q plant
Mr.. Waterman, Superintendent OF tb,
works here, will start for England on
week from next Tuesday TO superintent
the setting up OF the machinery. He ex
poets to be gone about six months.