Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-23
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| Eureka Lodge, II. of r., meets toniRht.
Tomorrow night occurs the annual
| Aquinss ball.
| The Eastern Advertising Company IL
distributing some very pretty calendars.
The exact number of the books taken
from the Free Public Library and recov-
| cred Is 5i2.
The members of the Celtic Literary
| Institute have decided to hold banquet
on st. Patrick's night.
The charity ball occurs Thursday even
| ing in Music Hall. II takes the place OF
the T. X. ball this year.
washington's birthday Is past and
gone and he and his little hatchet will
quietly rest for another year.
Miss Charlotte. Wiley, q school teacher
here for years, Is critically i'll at her
brothers homo In Utica, y. y.
Hogan, the florist, has An elegant des-
play Of choice flowers OF all descriptions
for the ball tomorrow evening.
The Electrical Specially Company Of
this city will be represented by +. ii. An
gell al the Buffalo convention this week.
Eugene Riley was arrested by Oficer
Mclaughlin yesterday and was this morn
ing given six months on the State Farm
as q vagrant.
+. o'Reilly, the florist, il doing a big
business in his line just now. He has
flowers for all occasions and choice
stock TO select from.
The funeral of Catharine McHenry OF
Valley Falls took place this morning from
st. Patrick's Church. Interment was at
st. Patrick's Cemetery.
Mrs. Lawrence Gillespie OF Fall River,
mother OF Mrs. NJ. II. McGowsn OF this
city, died yesterday. The body will be
brought here for interment.
The funeral,of Mary O'Brien, Cd years OF
age, OF Bloomingdale .svenue, occurred
this morning from st. Msry's Church.
Burial was at st. Francis cemetery.
There will be meeting next Tuesday
at the rooms Of the business Meh's As
sociation OF the board OF directors OF the
New England Manufacturing Company.
Peter DUFFY assaulted his stepmother
isstNov -mber and skipped out. He came
back this week, Was arrested, and settled
the case this morning on payment OF
costs.
Mrs. Andre Blanchard Oh Sunday re-
ceived news OF the death Of her mother,
Mrs. 7. T.. SENEGAL, at Southbridge, Mass.
She had been iii about two years and was
20 years old.
The art potter at Merchants EKchange
Is the centre Of great attraction. Yester-
day being a holiday the school children
went in crowds to see him. lie remains
until Saturday.
George Spaulding was out yesterday for
the first time in several days. lie has been
confined to his home by an injury that he
received while housing ice last week. One
OF the cakes got beyond his control and
crushed his leg severely.
About one hundred OF the friends Of
Miss Annie Callaghan paid her a surprise
visit at her home last evening. The Ola.
mond Orchestra furnished music for
dancing, and the evening was spent In
most enjoyable manner.
Two Pawtucket woman, who went to
Providence yesterday, tell a story OF see
ing coffin being carried on top Of load
of coal on Manton avenue. They say they
never heard OF any person taking coal with
them to the other world before.
Miss Annie Thompson, p years OF age,
OF Ashton, died very suddenly last night.
She worked all day in the mill and went
home To supper apparently we'll. Shortly
| after she was taken with O., chill and died
before the. doctor, who was summoned,
arrived.
} Chief Marshal Kirwan OF the vt. Pat
rick's parade OF 1890 In Providence was in
town yesterday accompanied by p. Nc
keon. He said that his city would be
well represented here on the 18th OF
March. All organizations would turn
! out and with full ranks.
| Miss Hattie Northup won tho silk UNI
brella at the Crescents fair Saturday even
ing. The presentation will take place In
Palcs Hall Friday evening, when q COM
! plimentory ball will be given. The aoor
will be in charge OF Charles Miller, James
Cadden and William Grimes.
| A whist party was held at the residence
OF Henry Lynd on Broad street last even.
ing. Mrs. John jolly won the prize, a
( pretty after dinner coffee set. The lrst
/ BOBBY prize was won by James L. Murphy
and Mrs. McGrath, and the second by
DIR. }. J.. Ryan and Miss Annie Ryan. A
| collation. was served.
Rev. Father Gleason Of st. Mary's par.
ish, Olneyville, has been transferred to
st. Johns parish at woodlswn, which
parish is to have charge OF services at the
! Little Sisters Home. The 81. Johns par
ish is growing so rapidly that it has been
decided to have three masses in the morn.
ing in the near future.
On next Friday evening a fair will be
held in Forestcrs Hall, woodlawn, by
( members OF the different Courts for the
/ benefit OF a widow Of late member Of
/ Court City OF Pswtuckct. II will be very
worthy affair. Those who have il in
! charge feel indebted to Alderman O'Reii-
! ly, McElroy q Mooney, Andre Blanchard,
, A \ flallavher Etoaraon nros anA