Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-03
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

where by UDlqultous reporters.
The Spinners Association Will meet this
evening.
The members OF Camp Trouble will hold
a social this month
The snow and rain storm has spoiled
the skaters fun for a time at least.
II is drawing near the date when, it is
said, he electric cars will be in operation.
The plate glass windows have arrived
for the new block at the foot OF High
street.
The sidewalks on Garden street are still
used MS n storage ground for paving
stones.
Charles r. Chickering Lodge, No. 20, X.
4 OF p, will hold select social tomorrow
evening
The annual ball CT the East Side Base
Bal Club takes place Friday evening In
Washington Hall.
The Invicti Base Ball Club OF Good
Samaritan Lodge is arranging for
Masquerade social.
Lady Leapyear" wishes to know il we
: lulHh BlTlS pTOpooc. wv uhiSoo
they can support n husband.
l II the cold weather had continued an
Other week the local ice companies would
hav- harvested the usual crop.
Myron d. Kelley OF this city has taken
an interest in the Automatic Lighting
Company in this city and Lincoln.
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society will meet this evening In the hall
of the new parochial school building.
The last building on the new post Office
site has been raised and placed on rollers.
IL viii soon be on its way to its future
location.
The Boston express due in this city at
1.O6 n. m. blew out a cylinder head at
debronville this morning and arrived
here an hour late.
10 be on Exchang. street bridge when
heavy team Is driven quickly over 1t is
ike taking trip in the "carousar or
"morry go-round."
One Of the handsomest calendars re-
ceivcd at this Office this season Ii from
the firm of Norris & Reagan, mattress
makers on Exchange street.
The fixture and stock in trade OF Robert
Neil, corner OF Dexter street and Railroad
avenue, will be sold Mt public auction at
II o'clock tomorrow forenoon.
The following Rhode island pensions
have been granted: Original-Lory
Strait, Michael Sullivan. Charlotte Scott,
Minnie J. Wilson, Maria 8. GaddinR.
Rev. Joseph J. Wooley has received and
accepted an Invitation from his old home
IN Meridian, Conn.,, to deliver a memorial
address on the coming Memorial Day.
Mr. Shartenburg oS<.he firm OF Shar.
tenburg & Robinson left yesterday on .
business and pleasure trip to Chicago and
other cities.
Fred j. Gregory has resumed his posi-
tion as secretary OF the Free Wanderers
association. During his absence in
Europe John Whitaker acceptably filled
the position.
The resolut IONS and gavel recently pre-
sented to President Brown by the men,
bers of the Common Council are on exhi-
ton in the window OF Fred w. Dexter,
jewellcr on Main street.
Miss Ann Gormley, formerly OF this
city, is reported missing by the Boston
authorities. She was last seen in Lynn,
Mass, and sometimes goes under the
name of Connolly or Lynch.
Elisha NJ. Smith died at his home on
West avenue yesterday afternoon OF pneu-
monia. He was employed as cook at An
derson's restaurant. Everybody knew
him and everybody liked him.
Owing to tho interest shown in the plans
for the new State House, the exhibition
will be continued In Sayles Memorial
Hall, Brown University, for a week longer
ending Wednesday evening, February 10.
The young ladies employed at Cum
ming's laundry are making arrangements
for n leap year party to be held February
10 in Cummings Hall. The young men
who receive an invitation may consider
themselves lucky.
All societies that intend to articipate
in the celebration Of st. Patrick's Day are
requested to send delegates TO tho ad-
journed convention on next Sunday eve
ming in Sarsiield Hall. The parishes OF
ST. Mary's, 81. Joseph's, Sacred Heart an
Holy Trinity will also be allowed re-
presentation, as we'll as societies. Elec,
delegates and make the celebration
oreditablc one. United action will do 1t
Mr.. George Flanagan, who rcpresentl
the Norfolk Brewery throughout New
England, was In the city yesterday visit
ing his customers. Mr.. Flanagan ha
built upa large trade in this city ant
Providence for the company he represents
and in few months his shipments soutl
Of Boston will equal that OF any othe
brewery in New England. p. T. ryrrell 4
the agent for Pawtuckot and the Black
stone Valley.
9 a man walking on the Old Colony tract
c near Dodgeville, at few minutes past
yesterday morning, narrowly escape,
being hit by the locomotive OF q frcigh
train. lie wasn't struck, but he bsdl.
frightened the engineer and fireman ol
, the engine and was himself scared almos
to death. The south bound "gilt edge
passenger train had just passed an,
r tho man was walking north ON the nortl
bound track. The passing passenge