Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-13

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Court Woodlands fair is open every
evening.
There was more than a cap full OF wind
yesterday.
False fire alarms were numerous yester
day afternoon.
Don't forget the concert at Lothro
tomorrow night.
They are talking OF abolishing Fast
Day in the Bay State.
Entries for the "Pickwick" pool tour
nament close tonight.
Pocassett Tribe, No. 13, l. o. X. M, will
hold a social this evening.
The MGnville Athletics and Y. NJ. c. A.
teams arc playing today.
DE We're, the painter, is producing some
fine scenes for next week.
MISS Mary Kelly is visiting relatives on
Montaup street, Fall River.
Anyone who had 200 sign Tapping in
the wind yesterday felt little shaky.
VIII the police continre their vigilance
In regard to illegal liquor selling tomor-
row?
The polo games for tonight are New
Bedford at Providence and Boston at
Brockton.
The Boston Post and Journal Will be on
sale at Gaskin's drug store, Valley Falls,
tomorrow.
Inc final pow-wow of the Narragansett
Indians Will take place Monday at
Charlestown.
Monday evening the annual banquet Of
Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine Society
will take place.
The wind yesterday blew the sand off OF
the icy sidewalks and 1t was dangerous to
do much walking.
The burglar alarm at the Pacific Ma
tional Bank went of again yesterday for
no apparent reason.
Last evening the Sunday school of the
Church OF the Good Shepherd held its an
nual Christmas festival.
Mayor Tiepke discharged a prisoner
yesterday, the first time he has exercised
his authority in that line.
Mrs. X. NJ. Peck ham, Miss Carrie Lewis,
and Mr.. II. l.. Peckham of Miodletown,
are visiting friends in this city.
A Baltimore girl, contemplating suicide,
bought her poison In eighteen doses.
And, after all, she died but once.
Class No. Z OF the High street M. L.
Ill In ha
vestry this afternoon and evening.
Attleboro seems to be having more than
itsshare OF lawlessness, while North At
tleboro Is entirely tree from crime.
Messrs. Whittle and Stebbins, Evange-
lists, concluded their revivals in this city
last evening with a service at the First
Baptist Church.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Sacred
Heart Church will give a concert In Tenn
perance Hall tomorrow evening for the
benefit OF the poor.
An inventor claims that he has fixed
things so that steam has superseded
muscle in propeling bike" What's the
matter with electricity
A1ter staying dt nOtne Huu thhihB
boar ders-paying or gratuitous-durlng
the exposition, Chicago people are taking
their annual vacations now.
Hon. II. B. Metcslf and Gen. Olney
Arnold OF this city were In attendance
at the meeting OF the Providence Bust
ness Mems Association last evening.
Power from Pswtucket was put on the
Interstate road just long enough yester-
day To get the two cars home that have
been eide tracked for u week. fAttleboro
Sun.
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock del
egates from the various Irish societies OF
this city and vicinity will meet In Young
Irelsnders Hall TO begin arrangements for
st. Patrfck's Day celebration.
The Rhode Island Football Association
will mold a meeting at the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association this
| evening, when a schedule for the remain
der OF the season will be arranged and
ot her mat ters Will be discussed.
New sized postal cards, recently gotten
out 10y the government, have been re-
ccived at the Postoffice and are now on
sale The card Is somew hat smaller than
the latest ones issued and considers bly,
larger than the old fashioned kind.