Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31
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Pressed for an answer-An electric call
bell.
Alanson Thayer is the happy father OF
son.
Monday night the Republicans Will
hold a rally.
May Temple will hold u bean supper
this evening.
The woodbine Baseball Club will open
fair this evening
Many were out viewing the "Northern
Lights" last evening.
Coxeys soldiers should have bicycles.
It's tiresome walking.
Look out for the April fool with the
April fool jokes tomorrow.
Branch Parnell, /. N. f., will hold its
quarterly meeting tomorrow.
Monday the plant OF the What Cheer
Hat Factory at Valley Falls will be sold at
auction.
w. F. B. Jackson Of Providence will
officiate at both services at Trinity Church
tomorrow.
gang OF burglars is operating at At
tleboro that is supposed to be made up of
home talent.
A man named Dennis has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Lynn. So there is still
hope for fellow named "Mud."
Rev. j. II. Newland lectured at the
Thomson M. L. Church last evening, his
subject being plymouth Rock"
Only few days more OF suspense for
the Democratic candidates the N they will
not be candidates, but State officers elect.
The examination OF Paul n. McHale,
charged with embezzling 900 from shar-
tenberg & Robinson, will take place Mon
day.
Many from this city attended the re-
ception given by the pupils Of Miss
Handy at the Trocadero, Providence, last
evening.
Hope Collins, the 7-yesr-old daughter
Of George L. Collins Of g Cottage street,
died Yesterday after 8 short Illness OF
dipbtbsriE.
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TIE Eepzo.!sans s1pset to carry the
election In Rhode Island, DeIt week, 6y
hiflng the rural Democrats TO keep away
from the polls.- Nilior1 Sews.
Smile your prettiest, cordially shake
hands and make your final bow to March
for the reason that for the past thirty
days the weather has been exceptionally
good.
The funeral Of Oliver Fregole, who died
OF congestion Of the lungs, took place
from st. Johns Church, Woodlawn, yes.
terdsy. Interment was at st. Francis
cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary A., wife OF
John Mills, took place this afternoon
from her late home at l2s Clay street. In
AfA h1hA Noo ~ hAONllubnoIh NtlntltTy. 2.
She was in her i9th year.
We shall probably be Obliged to call at /.
tention TO Doodle business in day or
two, and we shall speak OF it In our usual
way. There are evidence already OF the
existence.-[Newport Herald.
Matthew Watson, a member OF the,Paw.
tucket Free Wanderers, had foot crushed
bya shaft falling on IL at the preparatory
shop OF the Howard Bullough Machin,
Works on Broad street yesterday.
A reporter on,a local paper is said to b,
so anxious TO beat his fellow pencil
pushers that be practically lives at th
police station so as TO be the first on tn
field in case anything should happen.
The Board OF Aldermen have begun tn
park site agitation again even before tn
bluebirds have really cleared their throat
to announce Spring. Maybe the mem
bers want to enjoy a ride out on tn
"PlaIns."
The Milford News says: at seems 10 b
the rule with a number OF Milford youn
men, when they get out OF employment
TO stand on the street corners and los
around in cigar stores until somebod
finds them another job"
The Committee on Street Lights OF u
City Council should order an electric ligl
placed at or near the junction Of Par
Place and Main street. Since the Harl,
Company moved to the Conant buildir
there has been no light there.
Coxey, who is leading the buns
Washington-som in rags and some wit
jags-must be.a drawing man, and may
great man; but New York journal col
temptuously refers to him as being
compound crank OF $1,000 h. p. drsI
ging an advertising cart."-Norwich &C
Record. Wait till Coxey reads ths
PhewI that's rough on both Coxey an
his army.