Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-03
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| Al last, footsorc and weary. turned homo,
To mud there ia thy gentle, tear illled eyes
! sweet love. ,,ag sough, for-ard no more
! ro~rp
We still await the coming of tho cleo
! trIc cars.
William Penn Division. 3. Of r., net
last evening.
The Celts' banquet promises 10 be an
elaborate affair.
Services were held In all the Catholic
churches last evening,
Miss Bickford OF Bristol L. visiting the
family Of Lyons Delany.
The Pawtucket Chess Club held Its fort
nightly supper last evening.
A carload OF machinery for the Blair
Camera Company arrived yesterday.
st. Joseph's Church choir OF Ashton
| will give an entertainment st. Pstrick's
Hisht.
Newspaper men are generally supposed
to par almost everything but poor
cigars.
The Invicti Baseball Club held q nss-
quersde social In Odd Fellows Hall Tuss.
day evening.
The young men are willing 70 let the
girls exercise their leap year prerogative In
regard to sleighrides, etc.
A large pane OF glass was smashed yes
terday on Main street by couple OF young
men who were "fooliBg."
Seabury Tompkins, who has been
seriously III with pneumonia, has suffered
q relapse and Is now very sick.
A meeting OF the Ladies' Social Circle OF
the Broad street Baptist Church was held
last evening and supper was served.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Garvin OF
Lonsdale avenue, who died Tuesday
night, will take place tomorrow morning.
Eureka Lodge, X. Of p, has accepted an
invitation to attend divine service at the
Embury NJ. r. Church Sunday, March
18th.
The funeral OF Mrs. Bridget Quinn, who
died at her residence on Broadway yestor.
day morning, will be held tomorrow
, morning.
The stock and fixtures Of the grocery and
market occupied by Oliver Daig neault
will be sold at sssignee's sale Saturday
| by J. w. Mathewson.
! A very quiet AFFAIR was held in the upper
hall OF tho Odd Fellows building last
evening. 1t was mum supper given by
Florence Lodge, ID. Of X.
The cases OF James II. Leonard and John
Powers, charged with keeping liquors for
sale, were again continued one week to-
day in the District Court.
Willie Wood, who Is abroad pursuing
his musical studies, writes from Liepsic
that he is enjoying good health and in
tends soon to leave fer Paris.
Pensions have been granted TO the fol.
lowing Rhode Islanders; Original, Scott
.. N. Baker, Alex Brown, Edward +.
Seary, James Rankin, Alex Steele; origi.
nal, widows, etc. Mary A. Short,
(mother.)
Yesterday afternoon large sleigh came
down Maple street and piled up on ID
were largo number Of packing boxes.
When the runners struck the car tracks,
the boxes slid gracefully to the middle
of the street and the driver spent Q half
hour In reloading.
Barney Hubbard OF Boston and Mike
Cooney OF Providence met at Professor
Walkers exhibition In this city last week
and pow q match Is likely to DO made
Cooney's friends ofYer to back him fol
$500. II II s accepted the match will
come OF In this city or Providence.
There was a meeting In the basement
of the Sacred Heart Church last evening
Of the parish committee on the celebration
OF St. Patriok's Day. Different matters
we're talked over and plans adopted ths
facilitate the work OF the COMMITTEES
This parish will not be far behind th'
others when the affair Is all over.
A watch was stolen from the store o
| tnC NulOu AVa yNSeVA
day. The kleptomaniac Is known to tn
manager, and II the watch is returned Il
J the store or left at the TRIBUNE ono
nothing will be said about Il, as he full.
realizes the morbid and fancifui desire Il
steal Of the person who took II.
A Phiiadelphian has educated hons
ay to respond to a prolonged "bus-z.z
which brings II from It's Granny any tim
OF day fer It's supply OF sugar. Paw
? tucket is not very far behind. II be
voters who come around regularly ever
election day for thon supply OF "sugar
and II wasn't q very hard matter TO edu
cate them either.
The ii4th anniversary Of the birth q
J, Robert Emmett will be observed by th
Y Sarsfield association this evening by
!. public meeting. Mayor Hugh J. Caro-
win preside, and among the spcators WI
be Hon. John J. MeDouougb OF Fsl