Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-01
TERSE TRlBUNelTeS.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

: u there waS never any storm on raiu,
Fair days would cease 10 be 20 rare aud swe est.
, IL ~ when fsinting OB the dusty street
/ We mind n. OF the woods; ala! then we fsiR
Would rest among the shadows once again.
We Ions for Winter: whom the Wild storms
Upon our heads We piDo for s9nmsf's heat;
There !. 10 SOY without some loss OF patio.
! To take life as we find IL I, the art
OF living well. Al. let Us not forget,
Though life be dark today there may be set,
I When Summer comes. much Joy for each ed
heart,
: Perhaps God sends Us trouble as test
Y" e." 70 u will nrOve us az opr b~s'
Officer 2. McCusker Is Ill.
Tomorrow Is Ash Wednesday.
The Celtic Institute will meet tonight.
Let US have the theatre and the electric
| cars.
The window OF O'Neili, the tailor, Is a
beauty.
Thomas McCusker OF East avenue Is
seriously Ill.
Now look for communications" from
the newspaper orators.
One dealer increased his TRIBUNE order
nearly 400 during January.
At the meeting OF Eureka Lodge, X. OF
p, tonight there will be work in all
degrees.
Patrick Doran paid tho Court 80 and
costs today for assaulting Michael Nc
Connell.
John Ward was today aned Is for de-
facing q building owned by Patrick
McNeal.
John IL. Boyle is again seen on the
street and many warm congratulstion
he receives.
Some OF the gentlemen who were de-
feated last night were badly handicapped
by friends"
Councilman O,Brien returned from New
York this morning. He Was there on bus.
iness yesterday.
That was bad place TO put Captain
Conlon i'll last night, but he did az well as
any Chairman could.
The many friends OF Michael Deahy
will be grieved to learn that he 10 con.
fined to his house by illness.
Thomas Perrin Of Mulberry street,
brother-in-law OF Seabury Tompkins,
died this morning. He was S3 years of
age.
Ex-Aldermsn White today received his
commission as appraiser and clerk in the
Custom Housc-King Philip appears to be
in II.
II today is sample Of March weather
we are about to receive, there are few
in the city hut would wish the month
was past.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by John Manning
and Rose McParlin; Edwin Grafton and
Mary McGrsth,
The q. Y. G. Club held q very pleasant
leap year social in Pythian Hall last even
ing. The grand march was led by James
Noonan and Miss Agnes kenna.
Oliver Daigneault, who kept q grocery
store opposite the police station, made an
assignment yesterday afternoon to Rich
ard Martin, for the benefit OF his credi-
tois.
The alarm Of fire last evening about z
o'clock was for a chimney fire at the
residence OF w. +. Sayles on East avenue.
The sparks poured out in a perfect
shower.
The Irvlngs festival closed Saturday
night and John Gregory won the easy
chair and Miss McNally the diamond ring.
Peter Morgan won the silver cup a. the
best wsltzer.
Frank p. Eddy, an old-time printer and
at one time one of the proprietors OF the
Providence Sunday Telegram, called on
bis friends at the TRIBUNE Office today.
Mr.. Eddy il now in the employ OF the
Providence Journal as proofreader. lie IL
looking a. fine as silk.
The following are the Feasts in the cal
endar Of the Catholic church for this
week To-day, st David, bishop and con-
fessor; March ., Ash Wednesday, fasting
day; March 3, st. Cunegundis, empress;
March 1, Nj. S. Passion OF Our Lord, fast
Ing day. March 5, ~. John Joseph OF the
Cross, confcssor.
At st. Patrick's church yesterday morn.
ing Alfred L. willctt OF Caribou, Me-, and
Miss Flora A. Laraby OF Valley Ealls were
united in marriage by Rev. Father Kane.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the residence Of the brides
parents and the happy couple received
the congratulations Of their friends. Last
evening they were rendered reception by
their friends In Public Hail.
About atty couples assembled at the
residence Of Miss Nellie Loughran ON
Richardson street, Central Falls, last even
ing upon invitation. II was a compli.
mentary party to those who assisted her
in the voting contest at the recent Holy
Trinity fair. II took the form OF whist
party nnd the result was that Richard
Martin and Mise Annie Ryan won tho
first prize aud Timothy Cleary and Miss