Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-19

Marriage intentions have been filed by
Daniel Livingston and Alice Langworth.
Mrs. James Ford and son Of this city
have gone To Dayton, o., on visit TO
friends.
Alderman rYiller left for Washington
this morning to view the Grand Army en-
campment.
Steamer Pavonia, upon which were
many Pawtucket people, arrived in Bos-
ton yesterday.
The swill carts began operations this
morning under the contract for the coll
lection OF swill.
The excursion to Newport yesterday OF
the Pleasant View Literary Association
was pleasant one.
There was the usual heavy street car
and on the local road.
The accident on the View Friday should
serve as a warning to people not To fool
with cars OF any kind.
Whether closed in time or not, the doors
of too many get ch-quick schemes
appear TO be mainly trap doors.
There are men VINO always take out
their watches with an air that seems TO
say they know the sun II wrong.
"The Beggar" is the title Of a very val
liable painting at the Capital, just pur-
chased by Mr.. Kendall. 1t was painted by
an Italian master.
The singing OF st. Joseph's choir at the
dedication OF the new Catholic church In
Phenix yesterday was very pleasing
feature OF the ceremonies.
Said the lecturer: "The roads up those
mountains arc too steep and rocky for
even a donkey TO climb; therefore 1 did
not attempt the ascent.
Katie ODonnell, the l3- mont ths'- old
child OF John O'Donnell, o Coleman street,
died this morning. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon.
r. p. Barneheld addressed the Y. NJ. {.
A. meeting Mt 4 O'Clock yesterday on
"YounR Men and the Bible" There was
singing by male quartette.
Mrs. Sarah p. Brown, widow OF James
3. Brown and mother Of ex-Councilman
Brown, died on Saturday at her residence
on Walcott street, aged 30 years.
Saturday the employees o. the Union
Wadding Works had a photograph taken
which will be sent 10 the Worlds Fair
with some Of the firms product that will
be on exhibition.
The annual collection of st. Mary's
parish will be begun tomorrow and will
close, Sunday October 10th. Members of
the parish will be called on at their homes
during that time.
The Columbus anniversary is being
celebrated In many ways. Prof. V. L.
Hammered OF Providence has composed
magnificent "Te Deum" which will be
sung at st. Johns Church on the Sunday
commemorating the Columbus celohra
ton
George Sweet, one OF the ten uspcnded
Officers appointed by the Board Of Alder
men in the absence OF Mayor Carroll, was
sent on duty yesterday AZ a special officer
by order OF the Mayor. He was stationed
in the vicinity OF Lonsdale avenue and
Weeden street.
Services At the Central Avenue Free Bap-
tist Mission was held Yesterday as follows:
Sunday school at 2 30; services at 3, 4 and
5 o'clock, conducted by Brother Fred Dun
nell of North AttletOro. The A. {. +.
meeting will he held on Wednesday even
ing at : o'clock.
Saturday evening the /. y. T. Fife and
Drum Band opened festival I'm Foresters
hall. Previous 90 the opening the band
made a street parade and made very
creditable showing under the able leader
ship OF J. Ford. Gallagher Bros. orchestra
furnished music for dancing.
Frank +. Greenslitt, the genial repre-
sentative Of the Telegram in this city, Is
wearing a broader smile than usual this
morning, caused by the advent Yesterday
into the household Of young son who
has already demonstrated his ability to
make more noise than his father.
Wallace HasSins of the TRIBUNE com
posing room began his well-oarncd vaca-
tion yesterday. He is prominent mem
her OF A. X. Tilton Camp, s. Of ", and
last evening with other members he left
for Washington with the q. A. X. His
fellow typos wish him pleasant journey
and visit.
The New York Condensed Milk Com
pany, which uses the TRIBUSE as one OF
it's advertising mediums, gave it's 500 en-
ployes free excursion last week, engag-
Ing special train and brass band. The
company gives similar outing TO its en-
ployes every year, and the men have
grown 20 look forward 20 the excursion as
an affair oi great moment.
The ioasts on tho calendar OF tho Catho-
lie Church for this week are as follows.
Today, -. Januarius, bishop and mar.
tyr; tomorrow, 1t. Eustace aud COM
pSnions, martyrs. Wednesday. st. Mat
thew, apostle, fasting day. Thursday, st.
Maurice and companions, martyrs:
Friday, ~. Linus, pope and martyr, fast
| ing dayJ Saturday, Our Lady Of Mercy,
fasting day.