Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-22
9awtneket Tribnne.
PAwTUCKET. MONDAY. FEB. -. isSe.
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
One, satisfied with = hat must be her lot
Twas not a corner iot-sernely meaut
Never TO wander from her humble cot,
Made beautiful by wise and sweet content
And one, dissatisfied with all he had.
Roved from his place into the worlds mad
what did he fndi Well, 1t was not so bad
The fellow foune that cottage and that girl.
The Pythian ball occurs Friday night.
II George Washington had lived he
would be 1G0 years old today.
Rev. Father Hslligan IL III. His presence
was missed at st. Mary's Church yester-
day
The Mon Amour Social Club will hold a
masquerade ball next Friday night In
German Hall.
Invitations are being sent out by the z.
q. u. Club for it's complimentary ball next
Monday evening.
The NJ. c. X. Club viii hold a Leap
Year Social in Temperance Hall, Paw
tueket avenue, Friday evening.
The City Hall and banks wcre closed to-
day and the flags thrown to the breeze, to
honor the memory OF Washington.
The annual meeting and supper OF the
Pawtucket Driving Association will take
place this evening at is4 Main street.
Lieutenant George W. Gatchell, instruc-
tor at the Vermont Military Academy, 10
visiting his relatives on leave Of absence.
Miss Mamie Cullen OF Haverstraw, N.
", IL spending few weeks at the house
OF Mrs. James Mathers, OF Meadow street.
Bishop Clark visited the Church OF the
Good Shepherd yesterday morning and
administered confirmation to eight yeung
people.
II. II. Hastings, teacher of Greek at the
High School, has returned to his duties
after al absence OF several weeks caused
by illness.
Robert and Sarah Mcconnell, who have
been visiting the family Of Sergt. Nicker-
son OF the police force, will sail for Ire
land next Wednesday.
Daniel Daley and Charles Studley Of tho
Pawtnckct Fencing Club will fence at the
fair OF tho Sacred Heart Church in Prov
idencc on Wednesday evening.
Ex-oficer Patterson Of Cumberl and,
who was surrendered by his bondsman
Friday, was released on bail Saturday.
Security was furnished by Dorsey.
A well attended meeting OF the Aquinas
Lyccum was held yesterday afternoon.
The committee on soiree reported that
all arrangements had been completed.
John II. Black assumed the duties Of
Assistant Superintendent for the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company under
Superintendent Corcoran this morning.
The most elaborate Leap Year social OF
the season will take place next Monday
evening in Temperance Hall, High street.
II will be managed by a party OF young
ladies on the View.
The No. hook and ladder truck, in
answering the alarm from box this fore
noon, slid along the tracks on Main street
and the end of ladder struck the wheel
OF a buggy, breaking four spokes.
The funeral Of Mrs. Archibald Devlin Of
Rock avenue took place this morning at
O'Clock from st. Joseph's Church. The
deceased was IN old resident. She leaves
a husband, three sons and daughter.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original--John
II. Rhodes, Henry II. Nicholas, Edwin A.
Briggs; original widows, etc, Catherine
Goodwin, Clara F. Rick, Marcelis Ca
hoone.
NJ. L. Moriarty, w. +. Donnclly, p. r.
Kinyon and T. F. Clarkiare delegates from
Delany Council, Knights Of Columbus,
to attend the anniversary celebration OF
the landing OF Columbus, which will he
held in New Haven on October 11th.
The quarterly conference OF the clergy
of this diocese will be held in the Cathe-
dral tomorrow and Wednesday. The Hrst
day will be for the pastors; the second
day for the assistant pastors. Tho services
will commence each day at 2 o'clock.
Sometime during yesterday afternoon
Edward Brow. entered an unoccupied
house belonging to Patrick Kenncy or
Pawtuckct avenue, and ripped out iU
| pounds OF lead. He was arrested at 6:8l
last evening with the lead In his posses
sion and locked up In the I'd station
Providence.
The following are the feasts in tho
calendar Of the Catholic Church for thb
week: Today, 81. Margaret OF Ccrtons
pcnitont; Tuesday, st. Peter Damisn
bishop and confossor; Wednesday, St
Matthias, apostle; Thursday, ~. Wal
burga, abbcss; Friday, 81. Alexander
patriarch and confessor: saturday, sc
Julian, martyr.
lie was n smart boy. He had been en-
gagged TO carry transparency, snnounc'
ing festival, through the streets satur
day night. As he ambled slowly up MAR
street, drum corps hired by another or
ganization came along with boy lead
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