Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-18

sunny light for sullen gloom,
Warm perfume for vapor cold
smell the rose above the mold.
Steamer Scythia docked in Boston at IL
30 o'clock yesterday.
Miss Bridget Healey OF Pstt street died
last night, aged 6s years.
William Curran, Sr., OF North Attieboro
was in town yesterday
The Stars were defeated by the Dia-
monds Saturday by the score OF 10 to Q.
Ferdinand Bray OF Pine street is enter
tanning a new arrival-a little daughter.
Box 6s called the department to Slater
and Capital streets for a small blaze this
morning.
Miss Donahue OF Taunton, Mass, is vis-
iting the Misses Lennon OF Fountain
street.
John Duffy was yesterday sentenced to
six months on the Farm as a common
drunkard.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
George Edward Thornton and Miss Mary
Ann Duffy.
Work has been begun tearing down the
Broad street stables to make room for the
Opera House.
Mrs. Maggie Mcnamara sang the offer
tory selection at the Ashton Catholic
Church yesterday.
The annual ball OF the Sarsfield Asso-
citation will be held in the Assembly
rooms this evening.
The case of James Maudsley for refusing
to assist an officer was again continued
one week this morning.
The annual concert and social OF the
Young Irelanders Association will take
place tonight in Infantry Hall.
The Woodbine Base Ball Club did not
play Saturday as arrangements with the
Banner Boys could not be made.
Miss Lizzie Quinn OF Dexter street, ac-
companied by Miss Mamie Harrison,
spent Sunday with her parents in Phenix.
The Pawtucket City Band will tender a
benefit concert to their leader, w. II.
Christian, In Temperance Hall, High
street, next Sunday evening.
At the meeting of the Delany Council
X. OF c., Wednesday evening the District
officers will be present and the third de-
gree conferred on a number OF candidates.
few weeks ago one OF Kennedy,
Cough & Murray's delivery teams was
struck by an electric car and badly dam
aged. Mr.. Murray says the firm will sue
the company
Pensions for Rhode Islanders: Original
Moriarty, Stephen r. Bucklin,
Charles p. Toward, Ozias &. Danforth.
Original, widows, etc.-Bridget M. Fauls,
Violetta Crawford.
Frank A. Silvia, the conductor who was
thrown from car last week, was seriously
hurt, although he kept at work. Seven
ribs were broken. He was to-day i'm a
comfortable condition.
The fire department was badly mixed
up this morning caused by some irregular
ity OF the alarm. No 2 company went to
box Is, No 3 to "a and No. came down on
Main street. The box rung In was 6s.
The Pawtucket Driving Association has
and everything points to successful
Sc ason. Season tickets are now on sale
at Lewis & Gurry's and by the members.
There seemed to be an abundance Of
returned no less than four to their homes.
One belonged in Georgiaville, another
on North Main street and two on Paw
tucket avenue.
time during yesterday afternoon and
seeing the innumerable streamers floating
in the breeze from the rear of the ladies'
headgear, was reminded very much of a
yacht club at anchor in Newport harbor.
The plans for the enlargement OF the
City Hall will be on exhibition in the
rooms OF the Young Mems Christian
Association from noon today until
Wednesday evening at 10 o'clock. The
commission will hold another meeting
on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
One Of the finest millinery displays
during Easter week was shown by John
Jolly and his assistants. The neat and
tasty decorations in his show windows
attracted the attention OF the ladies, and
the business at Jolly's last week surpassed
all previous sales in handsome headgear.
The feasts on the calendar of the Catho-
lie Church for this week are: Today,
Blessed Mary OF the Incarnation, virgin;
tomorrow, st. Leo TX, Pope and confessor; F;
Wednesday, st. James, confessor; Thurs.
day, st. Anselm, archbishop; Friday, ST..
Rufus, hermit; Saturday, st. George,
martyr.
The delegates Ito the ~. Pgetick's Day
Convention met last evening in Sarsfield
Hall. a committee consisting Of Dennis
y. Holland, p. Ford and Patrick McAlevy
were appointed TO audit the accounts of
the executive officers. All parties having
bills against the convention were ordered
TO present them on or before next Sunday.
The meeting then adjourned until We'd
nesday, April 27, at o'clock.
Mr.. Matthew Goodwin OF French street,
who had been employed at the Dunnell
Manufacturing Company for years, was
agreably surprised by receiving delicious
basket OF fruit from his fellow workmen.
Mr.. Goodwin has been remembered every
Easter for number OF years. The basket
contained all the delicscics OF the season
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