Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-15


day night.
Dclany council X. of G.. r'l moe. to-
morrow cYoulnS.
Four runaways occurred "u Mineral
Spring avenue yesterday.
There viii bc a meeting Of tho Aquinas
Lyceum sunday afternoon.
Lieutenant John J. Kirwan Of rrov!-
dcucc was in town last evening.
John Mara oi West Weymouth, Mass,
is visiting hIs parents in this city.
Orrin > Horton is quite iil with grip
and neuralgia, and his wi, is ~ with the
grip.
WI Butler ana ". T.. Rogers are
arranging for another concert for Easter
Sunday night.
\ meeting OF the committee on the re-
cent soiroe OF the Aquinas viii be- held to-
morrow evening.
John Barry, formerly weaver in the
Slater mill, has just been appointed Road
Commissioner In Warren.
Serviccs VIII bc held nt ~. Mary's
Church this evening. Rev. Father Lough-
ran " III deliver the sermon.
Attend the entertainment in 81. Marya
schoolhouse St. Patrick's night and assist
in procuring parish library.
DR.. George c. Cannon is seriously i'll
with plcurisy and kindred troubles. A
consult a,ion Of physicians vas held sun
day.
Mnfil flahcrty and Tommy GiLbon OF
the North End, Boston, are 20 spar six
rounds 10 this city next month for q 400
purse.
Preparations arc nearly all made Tor tho
convention Of tho National Mule Spin
nors Association in this city the irst
week OF next month,
Chief Marshal Kieruou lac, made eX-
cellcnt arrangements f6' the celebration
OF st. Patrick's Day and il the demonstra-
tion g. not success 1t viii not be his
fault.
II is rspoued on pretty substantial
authority Ina, one OF Pawtuckct's prom.
ising young newspaper men Win soon
lead q beautiful and accomplished young
lady 10 Tn" altar.
The number of visitors at the Free Pub.
lie Library reading room on Sunday was
i22, the largest yet, showing steady in
crease II. the number who enjoy these
privileges Oh Sunday.
The License Commissioners wcro To give
hearing Yesterday afternoon 10 Thomas
Murby and Bernard Wilkinson, but owing
10 the absence OF tho Chairman, the meet =.
ing adjourned to tho call Of the chair.
\ man residing in Central Falls got "a
job AZ the Rhode Island Horse Shoe Works
yesterday morning. lie was engaged In
unloading scrap iron about O'Clock when
he dropped los pound, of the iron on his
right leg, breaking the limb
The following IS the rcpor, of the
truant officer for the past month Num-
ber of cases of abscntCeism Investigated,
S5; number of parents notified to send
their children to school, 81; number Of
manufacturing and sthor establishments
visited, 10; number Of children reported
absent from school under suspicion, 81,
The funeral of Mrs. Teresa Nolan, who
died In NorWalE, Conn, took place yestcr.
day afternoon. IntcrmCnt took place At
Berkeley. Mrs. Nolan was well known In
this city whore she formerly resided, and
her husband, William 4. Nolan, who was
superintendent OF the Peoples Industrial
Insurance Company, has the sympathy Of
those who arc acquainted with him in h!e
sad aiiiiction.
Tho comrades Of Tower Post, 40. l., G..
A. r., with their friends held an open
meeting in the rooms of tho post last
night Tho exercises opened with music
by an orchestra, followed by an address
boy Mr.. George \. Littlcfield, principal OF
the State Normal School. Mr.. Iittlefcld
spoke Of the civil war, and OF the import
ant part Rhode Island boys took I'm that
conflict. Lieutcnnan. Governor Stcarns
addressed the meeting. Chaplain Wool.
ley made few remarks, and the meeting
closed with singing by the people present.
Mary Jane Smith and Minnie Young,
who live at place Just beyond the Union
House ou broadway, were thrown from a
team on Main street about $3.50 last eve.
ming ami both were injured. The Smith
woman was taken into Fisk's Drug store
and a scalp wound dressed. The other
one was taken to Dnvs's Drug store and
DR.. Fuller attended her. II took twenty
/ stitches TO close the cuts on her face and
| head. The horse started near Arnolds
I barn on Broad street aud struck an
electric light pole, throwing the women
/ out. The animal was cnptured across
| the bridge and stabbed at Cuvnnaugh a
Mnnning's.
Detective HaDcrlin, sargcint Sickcrson
and several officers were out raiding last
evening and visited the Union House on
Broadway, but the only one there was
Sadie Howard, the woman who runs the
place. There was no liquor of any kind
found. Tho Hunters Home on the
plains was next on the list and here
the officers were more successful as num-
bcr OF bottles oi hecr, gin and whiskoy
were secured. s man named Fournier
and his companion young woman, who
were founu there, were brought 10 the sta.
tiou. The liquors were in n large safe
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