Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01

Just - come. lhen 20 nXalh.
/ DIR. l.. W. Clapp has arrived home.
"White Slave" at the Gsiety Opera
/ House this week.
PawtuclSet may bee a new Opera House
ere another year.
Mrs. Crandall of this city Is visiting In
/ Jewett City, Conn.
What young man who has best girl
/ wants is to hold his own.
! The great sale at the Merchants Bx-
! change commences tomorrow.
Read the large advertisement Of the
New Idea Store in today's TRIBUNE.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Haskins OF this
city have been visiting in Fall River.
C.s. Miller and wife OF Moosup, Conn,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Burke, In
! this city.
However other people may look down
upon it, the chimney sweeps business
! scots him.
"That man has no small vises," said the
disappointed carpenter, as he left the
, hardware store.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by John Z. Grant
and Margaret Crowley.
NJ. M. Brennan OF Boston spent yester-
day the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. William p.
Hurley OF North Bend street.
The Metropolis OF Providence have been
expelled from the New England Footo ball
League for failing to keep engagements.
A false alarm OF fire from box called the
department TO the foot OF Broad street,
Sunday morning between and o'clock.
Lyons Delany & Co.'s store was closed
from To o'clock this afternoon In re-
spect tSthe memory of Gideon l.. Spencer.
Deahy Brothers are preparing for great
sale in prints and linens. They will have
an interesting advertisement In tomor-
rows TRIBUNE.
Claude Welch was yesterday fined }6
and costs for assault upon Margery Ash,
the keeper of the Slater Cotton Company's
boarding house.
Messrs. William Butler and w. f..
| Rogers are arranging for a concert to take
place in Temperance HALL; Central Falls, on
Sunday evening, February 2S.
The fair of the Woodbines closed Batur-
day after successful run OF several weeks.
Miss Annie Kenney was the successful
contestant for the gold watch.
One OF Dispeau Russell & Co.'S horses,
while engaged in plowing eight inch ice
at Robin Hollow yesterday, broke
through. The animal was rescued.
The Pawtucket Driving Association Is
making arrangements for holding It's
annual meeting. During the coming
season there will be big attractions at the
park.
At special meeting Of tho wardens and
vestry Of st. Panl's Church, held yester-
day, reso lutions were passed expressing
their appreciation OF Gideon Spencer's
long services to that church.
Some mischievious boys took Michael
Melvin's express wagon out on Ham,
monds pond Friday night and after
amusing themselves for . while dumped
it in. MIR. Melvin says he knows the
boys and will prosecute.
II IL said that sometimes the mailing
clerk on the :O6 a. m. New York train
does not get all the mail left In the box
at the depot. The train does not stop
long enough and he is obliged to jump on
and leave the mail. Business men feel the
effects OF this rather forcibly.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
40 Iala n.
w. Hargraves, stephen II. Brown; Addi-
tional-George A. Ballou; Original Wild
ows, etc.-Susan e. Barnes, Mary A. Gala
han, Mary McKenna, Mary A. w. Glad
ding, minors Of Patrick Mahon.
This evening meeting Of the Aquinas
Lyceum will be held in Carpenters Block,
East Avenue. This meeting Is of impor-
tance to every member and all should be In
attendance. The time for the annual
soiree is drawing near and II is probable
that committee will be appointed
tonight.
In the District Court, yesterday morn.
ing James Donnelly pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF assault upon special officer
Goodwin, and the case was continued to
the 9TH INST. 1t is claimed that Donnclly
was making some disturbance at q dance
in the Old Town Hall, and when spoken
to by the officer, struck him.
The long anticipated engagement Of
Neil Burgess famous New York and Bos-
ton success, "The County Fair" comes to
Music Hall Wednesday, February 10. The
los, ,x.tlI ka Ill ho
direction of c. Il. jefferson, Klaw and
Erlangro. The presentation will be given,
it is promised, equal to the one seen else
whore, which includes the merry husking
bee scene and the great horse race. Three
horses are carried by the company TO give
the scene complete and run a neck-to-
neck for three-quartcrs Of a mile In con-
stant view OF the audience.
Flowers.