Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-15
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Did you receive valentine?
sleighing is nearly thing Of the past.
The East Side Base Ball club meets To-
n ght.
Mary Orswell of this city has been visit
ing In Fall River.
Mr.. Rogers sang cave Maria" very
artistically at St. Mary's Church yester-
day.
j. j.. Sullivan is removing his carriage
repair business to Mill street, Central
Falls.
As this is Leap Year would it not be
good idea for Central Falls 10 propose TO
Pawtuckct?
Hope Lodge, Knights Of Honor, attended
divine service at the First Baptist Church
last evening.
Two prominent young ladies OF the
East Side will be pleasantly surprised next
Friday night.
There win be a meeting OF the commit
tee Of arrangements OF the Aquinas ssiree
Wednesday evening.
The case OF Michael Conley, charged
with breaking and entering, has been con.
tinued until Thursday.
Whethc- or not n cheap coat makes a
cheap man, there is no question a soalskin
saCque becomes dear girl.
4 requiem high mass was celebrated at
St.Mary's Church this morning for the re-
pose Of the soul OF Thomas Nutloy.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Jerks office by James Ii. Busby
and Abby H. Bose both of this city.
Today Thomas J. McParlin opened his
new law office on North Main street, for
mcrly occupied by Mr.. Carroll His sue
cess cannot be greater than that wished
by his friends.
John Black Of the Metropolitan Life In
suraucc Company has been promoted 10
TO assistant superintendent. Mr.. Black is
well known, and his friends are pleased
WITH his success.
The VI. c. X. Club, composed OF young
ladies, will hold q social in Temperance
Hall, East avenue, in the near future.
The gentlemen who receive an invitation
may consider themselves lucky.
Hugh j. McGinn, the popular boot and
shoe man, near the Main street bridge,
Is doing big business just now, which he
claims is due to advertising in the TRIB-
UNE. lie carries fine line Of goods and
sells at popular prices.
1t il four years ago this month since
McElroy a. Mooney, the clothiors, COM
menCed business in this city. BY strict
attention 10 business, keeping first class
goods, not selling at exhorbitant prices
and liberal advertising in the TRIBUNE,
they have built up q trade second to none
in the city.
The funeral of Job W. Sherman, Jr. OF
Patterson avenue occurred yesterday af-
ternoon, and among the floral tributes
were star and crescent for his former
fellow employees at the X. Bliss works. He
was a young man OF excellent character,
and his death is sincerely mourned. Be-
fore his death he selected as bearers
George and Winnifred Parker, shop
mates, and Charles Wilds and Alex McCau-
ley OF Providence.
Next tuesday at Music Hall Tho Ivy
Leaf picturesque Irish drama that will
entertain any audience however int slli-
gent and critical, win hold the boards.
The scenery is all new and was painted
especially for this play from sketches
taken IN Ireland. The mechanical effects
are startling, realistic. Among the most
thrilling incidents are the caraying-o of OF
n live child by a monster eagle, the rescue
from the eagles craig, the leap from the
tower and the execution scene.
Michael Scalley, who has been in the
employ Of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
anco Company for the past five years, and
in tho capacity OF Assistant Superintend
cut for two years, has again been promo
ted and took charge today OF the Woon-
socket branch. His agents met him at
the Office in the Kinyon Block Saturday
evening and presented to him pair Of
soalskin gloves and n handsome fountain
pen. The presentation speech was made
by j. O'Donnell. Superintendent Cor
coran passed around "Blaekstones" and
an hour was pleasantly spent. Mr.. Seal
ley is an exemplary young man and his
many friends in this city wish him sue
cess in his new field.