Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-13
THE WEATHER.
TERSE TRlBUNElTES.



Miss Agnes Mcenan OF Natick was visi-
ting friends in this city yesterday.
Alderman o'Reillys wife, who has been
critically III, is now ont Of danger.
There will be a number Of concerts in
this city and Central Falls next Sunday
evening.
There will be Lcnten services at st.
Josephs and the Sacred Heart churches
this evening.
The Providence team will play the first
game with the Worcester Holy Cross
nine tomorrow
Nicholson & Thackray, groccrs and
bakers, will have fine line Of hot buns
Friday morning.
Hostler Hewes is quite a mechanic. lie
put q new CRATE In the furnace at thepolice
station yesterday.
Miss Emery, formerly a teacher in the
training school here, is ON visit to
frienos in this city.
The funeral OF Miss Annie Darcy, II
years OF age, tool, place from her parents
home in Berkeley today.
Friends Of Officer Cooper presented him
with handsome French clock last eye-
ming as n wedding present.
F.W. Graves Brandt Of Providence and
Mrs. Eliza Ellen Potter, nee Graves, wero
united in marriage last evening,
Edwin Lucette, who was badly cut
about the head by being struck with a beer
glass, is still unable 10 leave his bed.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by James Dunning
and Isabella Johnson, both Of this city.
Judge Card occupied the bench in the
District Court yesterday morning in the
absence Of Judge Shove and Clerk Blod-
gett.
Mr.. and Mrs. John jolly and Miss Ryan
attended private openings Of imported
millinery in New York and Boston this
week.
Edward Smith Will supply his Gus
toners today with the book beer from the
American Brewing Company Of Roxbury.
1t will be on drausht at his East avenue
store tomorrow.
Police Officer james A. Cooper and bride
arc on their wedding tour, and on their
return a week hence viii begin house
keeping in the groom's new and hand
somely furnished house on Sisson street
Kennedy, Cough & Murray have re-
ceived notice from the White Star Line
to reduce the price OF stoerage tickets on
that line from S25 to $40. The change
went into effect today.
The sermon at the Lenten services at
st. Mary's Church last evening was on the
Passion and was listened to by a large
congregation. There will be mass to-
morrow, Holy Thursday at s o'clock.
James II. Curran Of Pawtucl;et avenue
is suffering from a dislocatcd shoulder,
caused by being thrown out OF a wagon
Sunday evening. His horse got frightened
and he lost control Of il. DIR. Stanley is
attending him.
One OF the most, il not the most, reck
less drivers in this city, is a young man
who goes around corners on one wheel in
team OF the Troy Steam Laundry. II is
a wonder to many that he has so far es-
capped being killed.
Last night was the time set for award
Ing to the lucky person the suit and
overcoat Mt the store of Max FEEDER IL Co.
The person who was SO fortunate in get
ting as fine a suit as was ever seen in Paw
tucket is r. Black OF Attleboro.
Company II, Tower Light Infantry,
will be inspected in its armory this eve
ming. The newly-elected Brigadier Cen
eral, Lieutenant Colonel Kendall will be
the inspecting officer. The company
should turn out in full ranks. A chow
der will be served after the inspection.
A few friends and admirers of Daniel
Everly paid him a surprise visit last eve
ming and, with an appropriate address,
left him a combined lawn sprinkler and
pump capable OF standing 400 lbs pressure.
The gathering WAS brought to a close at a
late hour and all left well satisfied that
the pump would be a great help to Mr..
Everly during the coming summer.
Miss Annie Rosenbaum, who resides at
the corner OF Broad and Cowdcn streets,
Central Falls, and is employed as q sales
lady at the New Idea Store, met with
very painful accident Monday noon which
will confne her TO her home for some
time. She was pouring some hot water
into glass when IL broke and her hand
and arm were badly soalded. She win be
missed by her fellow employees who hope
she may soon be able TO return to her
duties.
Tomorrow night Jack Falvey of Prov
idence will meet Billy Frazier OF Boston
at the Gladstone Club, Providence. The
contest will be for $1,000 purse, S10O to
go to the loser. This bout will no doubt
surpass anything OF the kind that
has ever taken place in this state.
as both men are the clcycrcst boxers in
their class In this country. The rooms
OF the Gladstone Club are cosy and we'll
ventilated, and the seats so arranged that
everyone seated will have a good view Of
the ring and the boxers.
f. p. Carpenter, one Of tue member.
OF the firm Of Carpenter Company, in
formed TRIBUNE representative
this morning that he has lately
had the largest sale oi baby car
riages since the house flrst opened. II,
said this large sale came from the adyer-
tisement I'm the TRIBUNE. In another