Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-19
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Are ysu in itg
Domocrstic City Convention tonight.
Job L. spcucer, who has been III, Is i'm
proving.
Officer Leo prevented runaway on
Main street today.
An entertainment was held by Eureka
Lodge last evening.
The Trinity square qusrte,te held a
rehearsal last evening.
Richard Camfeld OF New York visited
old scenes in this city this week.
The Temperance Cadets banquet COM
mittec will meet tomorrow At 2 O'Clock.
Peter Mulligab OF Muliigsn Bros etore
Is confined 90 his home With I'D attack of
pleurisy.
1t Is pleasing news TO hear that Clsudius
b. FsTnswortb, vhs has been very III, Is
improving.
Charlie Bassett Of this city bas q cen
tract for the coming season with the
New Yorks.
A sleigh camc 10 grief near the Slater
Mills this forenoon, losing a runner In
the car tracks.
The regular monthly meeting OF 81.
Marys Temperance Society viii occur to-
morrow afternoon.
J. A. welch OF the North Attleboro
Chronicle was registered at the Benedict
House Thursday night.
Some people arc objectlng 10 the strong
headlight on the electric cars, en- the
ground that II frightens horses.
There viii be another meeting OF the
Young Mems Catholic Association OF 81.
Mary's parish tomorrow afternoon.
Tho collectors OF st. Mary's parish for
the Sc. Patrick's day celebration win meet
In Sarsfield Hall tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock.
The e!eetrics weYo ran ss far Is the
Benedict House during the forenoon and
over the whole route in the afternoon
yesterday.
The services at st. Mary's, ST. Joseph's
and Sacred Heart Churches were well at
tended last evening, despite the incle-
ment weather.
Pensions for Rhode Isla Original
George Nyc, Thomas Rice. Additional
David McComb, Willism H. II. Corp.
Incresse-Otis Phetts place.
The Spring Of the calendar and the
Spring OF tho poets were proven to be
widely apart this year, - the snowstorm
extended from the Gulf OF Mexico to
Labrador.
James Carroll was arrested by Officer
Lee yesterday and this morning charged
with being common drunkard. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced 20 six
months on the Farm.
Thomas McHugh, q msohinist from
Providence, was before Judge shove this
morning charged with vagrsncy. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced TO six
months on the State Farm.
The days arc now little over IL hours
will be IL hours and 10 minutes In length.
At the close of the month the day will
be three hours and thirty-two minutes
longer than II Was at the winter solstice.
The annual exhibition OF the evening
school will he given next Mon
day afternoon and evening, in Music Hall
Assembly rooms, and all Interested ara
invited TO attend. Besides the
exhibit OF the work of the pupils, there
will bc addresses In the evening.
a farmer named Burlingame from Cum
berland Hill drove In town this morning
with O load OF milk, eggs and dressed
chickens. The sleigh runners caught In
the car track In front Of RadikiD 4
Cooney's, overturned the sleigh and dis
tributed eggs, chickens and milk pro-
Abraham Riley, who lives ON Pawtucket
avenue, went home drunk last night and
proceeded to make things lively. lie
drove his wife, carrying a baby, out into
the snow half dressed. lie was finally
taken care OF by Officers JefYers and VIII
bur. lie was fined s2c and costs for as-
sault this morning.
There was an army OF snow shoveiers on
INC rtIVct yeotetu"y stSkhopb SkSSfihB
cutters and crosswalks. There
were boys who had never tried the Job be-
fore and men who never will again. Oc-
spowslide from the roof OF
building would sail gracefully down
without O sound OF warning and partly
bury the "willipg workers"
Mrs. Melvina Rigley, wife of George NJ.
Rigley, died yesterday at.her residence,
275 East Avenue, from blood poison
Ing. Tho deceased was an cstimable
woman and was little over q years Of
age. Besides hor husband, two children 1
survive ber, one a boy Of I years and the
othor baby girl two months old. Her
funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon
Chief OF Police Perry yesterday received
a letter from the Chief OF Police OF bchen-
ectady, N. ", making inquiries concern.
ing one william Mason, q Scotehman, f2
years Of age, who some seven or eight
years ago was engineer at the horse shoe
works 10 this vicioity. Mr.. Nssou has
fallen heir to some property In England
by the death OF an uncle, and bis rela-
tives are anxious TO ind him.
by reference to the advertising columns
Il will be seen that Tower Post, q. A. r.,
has arranged for novel entertainment,
entitled "Mock Court Trial." In which
one Of Pawtucket's most respected citi-
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