Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-07
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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.


Next Sunday is Palm Sunday.
Count NJ. NJ. Brennan OF Boston was in
town today.
George Leroy, the wat chmaker, has been
bailed by his relatives.
People are now getting their summer
cottages Down the river in readiness.
The members OF the Pawtucket Chess
Club enjoyed roast pig supper last.
Pensions for Rhode Islanders: Original,
Henry Uson. Reissue, Horace p. Gavitt.
Mrs. Mary McClements OF Lonsdale
died Tuesday. The funeral occurred to-
day.
The battle is over. Many are disap-
pointed and others correspondingly
pleased.
The Providence lodge OF Elks will at
tend services at the Park Place Church
Sunday.
The bicycle agents OF the State sat down
TO banquet in Havenss white room last
evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Beach of
Weeden street, who died Sunday, occurred
yesterday.
The Pawtucket Boat Club il TO hold an
other entertainment for the benefit OF the
organization.
A meeting is to be held tomorrow
night to form council of the Crusaders
OF the Holy Cross. :"
The services at st. Joseph's and the
Sacred Heart churches were very well at
tended last evening.
A man fell through window In
Arnold's barn Tuesday evening. He was
intoxicated and was chasing young
man who was annoying him.
David &. Morton and Miss Elizabeth p.
Anderson were united in marriage by
Rev. j. j. Woolley at the residence of the
brides parents, SO Summit street.
Thomas McGeever, formerly OF this
city but who now has charge OF the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company's busi-
ness in Lowell, was in this city yester-
day.
England League in the Brunswick House,
Boston, this evening, when the circuit
will be completed and other business
transacted.
John Kelley OF Park street, IL years OF
age, died yesterday from Inflammation OF
the bowels. II is the opinion of the
doctors that he was injured in some way
while playing.
The renovating OF the Captains Office at
the police station is nearly finished and
papered and painted and all business is
done in Detective Haberlin's Office.
George +. Leroy, who was arrested Sat-
urday charged with the larceny Of two
gold chains from c. b Duckworth, Is still
at the police station awaiting bail. His
wife is here and remains with him nearly
all day, bringing him his meals, books,
papers, etc.
Yesterday boy picked up some papers
on the street and brought them to the
police station. They proved to be the
pension pspcrs Of Thomas j. Frawley OF
% CrsnstOn street, Providence. Captain
Rhodes said be would keep them a few
days and II no one called would send
them u that address.
Mrs Lizzie zsmber, German girl en-.
ployed a. cook by Mrs. wiicox, Matilda
street, In Providence, was the victim OF a
highway robbery near the halfway house
at II 30 O'Clock Tuesday night, at which
time she was set upon by an unknown
man, knocked down and her pocketbook
containing about u in money and other
things taken from her. She was returning
home from this city.
A horse attached to a phseton buggy
got frightened on Pawtucket avenue
about o'clock last evening and ran a,
far as the Fifth Ward room, where the
driver was thrown out and considerably
bruised. During the run the wagon
struck hydrant and the shafts and eros,
bar we're broken and tho forward axl,
| sprung. The driver said he was satisfied
| to get out of II 40 lucky.
At the meeting OF Delany Council, X. o.
C., last evening, eleven candidates wcr,
initiated and two propositions received
There was present District Deputy Johr
II. Drury and members Of Tyler and La
sale Councils OF Providence. A COLLATION.
vas served after the initiation ceremo
nies and pleasant remarks were made b,
the District .Hc1r and visiting brothers
At tho neat regular meeting there will b