Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-12
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

This will be grand evening Tor
sleighing party.
The ball OF the Associated Charities oc-
ours on the 18th.
Samuel Rodley OF North Andover, Mass,
is visiting Edward Barker.
The I. c. Q. Club will hold Leap Year
social in Starkwoather's Hall tonight.
Miss NJ. T. Gavin, drossmakcr at No.
Park Place, has returned from business
trip 20 New York.
Mrs. J. X. Williams and daughter Eliza
beth, who have been visiting in Fall
River, have returned home.
In the District Court this morning Mi
chsel Connolly was fined 90 and costs Tor
an assault on Cyrene Wescott
Every member OF Sanford Council, Fra
ternal Circle, IN requested TO attend the
meeting Monday evening In Coles Block.
Chief Perry has recovered all the cloth
ing stolen by sneak thief from the
house of Charles Lawton Tuesday even
ing
The mem bers OF the Mon Amour Social
Club OF this city are preparing to hold
masquerade ball February % in German
Hall.
Next Sunday evening a grand sacred
concert will be given by the Elite club In
| Temperance Hall. The talent selected is
exceptionally fine.
Claudius b. Farnsworth, Esq, has pre-
sented TO the Public Library copy OF his
monograph, entitled matthias Farms
| worth and His Descendants"
McElroy & Mooney are making some
great improvements in their store. They
intend TO carry one OF the finest lines oi
| goods in the State this season.
Lugging a twenty-pound baby around
| the room from midnight until the roos-
| ters crow will crush out the divine sfiis-
tus from he bosom OF the most soulful
poet.
The report that the X. Bliss Manufac-
turing Company had shut down for want
OF stock was untrue. The firm has stock
enough to last year and is doing splen-
did business.
! Miss Sallie l.. Buckley OF this city has
passed her probation period successfully
and been accepted in the Homeopathic
Training School for professional nurses at
Boston, Mass.
William ii. Barclay, clerk of the Sewer
Commissioners and his sister, Mrs. Lillian
V. Watson, will leave in few days for
Sierra Madre, southern California, Tor
q few weeks stay.
p. ]. Kennedy OF the firm OF Kennedy,
Cough & Murray attended the fourth
annual banquet of the Rhode Island AS
sociation OF Steamship Agents i'm Provi-
dence last evening.
Next Sunday night in Music Hall w. j.
wslshe's Irish Concert Company will gave
grand scenic concert. twill be an Irish
musical festival Of a high order, refined
and educational. and we'll worth witness
ing.
iss Rose Kelley, formerly employed at
the Sayles bleacheries, has accepted posi-
ton with the Dunnell Manufacturing
Company. She was presented with n
handsome gold ring by her friends and
former shopmates.
The Young Irelanders Association Is
making active preparations for the obser-
vance of Emmet's birthday anniversary
which occurs on March ith. Temperance
Hall has been engaged and lecture will
be delivered on that evening.
Camp A. X. Tilton, Sons OF Veterans
will observe the birthday anniversary o
President Lincoln this evening in Grano
Army Hail. Addresses will be made by
eI- Alderman Nickerson and Judgs Til
lnghast. There will also be vocal ano
instrumental music.
Moses Thornton has rc-opencd the boo
blacking establishment under the Pos
Office known as "Old Aunt Susan's Re
treat" When the snow and ice are clear
ed from the sidewalks the boys shoult
give Moses call. He guarantees goot
shine to oil his customers.
The complimentary ball OF the Wood
bine base ball club will take place il
Temperance Hall this evening. The clui
recently closed q very successful fair ate
run of several weeks and this evening
in company with their many friends, in
tend to enjoy themselves.
This evening the complimentary ball o
the Woodbine Base Ball Club will be givei
10 the patrons OF their late fair. The golC
watch uon by Miss Kenney, and the sill
hat won by Mr.. Rockford, will be pre-
sented. Temperance Hall, Central Falls
has been engaged and Vance's Orchestra
will furnish the music.
walshe's Irish Musical and Opera Com
pany will be at Music Hall next SUNDAY
evening. The Boston Herald recently
said: "Walshes Irish Musical and Operi
Company created abundant pleasure to ;
very large and enthusiastic audience las
night in Boston Music Hail. rhc enter
tainment presented by the eminent artists
travelling under this head was OF a variec
f: aud delightful kind, each and every selec
tion producing encores upon encores, un'
: til, in some cases, thsefiorts OF the artists
{ were taxed to their extreme limits"
! Rev. NJ. A. Wallace, Ill. D., pastor Of st
c Michscl's Church, Providence, died at tho
: DE Blois cottage, in Newport, Tuesday
: night, after a long illness. Deceased came
: to Rhode Island from Halifax. lie was
{ appointed pastor OF st. Michael Church
! in 1854. lie had been in poor health foi
9 several years, and IL was with view oI