Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-23
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island. fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Eyerv-
where By Ubiquitous Reporters.

The Horse Guards held q social In Rail
road Hall last evening.
The festival OF the East Side Base Clul
will be open this evening.
Court woodlawn, a. o. L. OF A., held
concert and bali last evening.
Three men from Attleboro were fneC
for drunkenness this morning.
The festival OF the Mon Amour Social
Club will be open this evening.
The fair OF the Free Wanderers Foot
ball club was open las. evening.
Mrs. Algernon Edgar aud Miss Edgar OF
this city have been visiting in Newport.
Half a dozen carpenters can find work
Monday morning at 207 Pawtuckot ave-
nue..
Steamer Pioneer will maize trip down
the river tomorrow, leaving here at II
o'clock.
Fern, Captain OF the Pawtuckcts, is in
town. The rest OF the team will report
Monday.
Tom Cotter, the well known polo player,
is Captain of the Brockton New England
League team.
Miss Florence Willard daughter Of
Captain George O. willard, was in this
city Thursday.
There will be a meeting OF the Celtic
Literary Institute tomorrow afternoon
at 2 O'Clock sharp.
The case OF Michael Melville, charged
with embezzlement was continued one
one week this morning.
Daniel a. Maloney left t1dgy for New
York on brief business trip. He expects
TO return home Tuesday next
Eureka Lodge, X. Of p, will pay a
fraternal visit TO Enterprise Lodge of
Providence Thursday evening.
Loyal Prosperity Lodge. Manchester
Encampment. ]. o. o. t., held concert
and ball in the LittlcGold Block la st
evening.
The woman who was thrown from Il
team on Middle s rect last night was Miss
Haddie, who figured in tho well known
Wood case.
The Young Mems Temperance Society
of the Park Place Church was addressed
last evening by Rev. p. II. Vinton Of the
High street NJ. Il. Church.
Pensions have been granted TO the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original, VIII
liam II. Rothwelli increase, Thomas
Springer, Benjamin II. Childs.
The last OF very plea ant series OF
socials held by the Alpho Club was given
last evening Ernest s. Bailey was general
floor manager, and Baker Bros. furnished
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Of Perry street
celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary
last evening. They received many costly
presents and entertained their guests
royalty.
A woman who was thrown from team
and received a bad cut on the forehead, on
the View, last evening, was brought TO the
police station in the ambulance and her
wounds dressed.
The marriage OF John +. Dcyaney, n
popular officer OF Court Flower OF Dexter,
A. o. F., to Miss Rose Ann Monaghan viii
occur Tuesday next at Holy Trinity
Church, Central Falls.
Another mock trial under the auspices
Tower Post, G. a. r., this time a breach
of promise case, will be held in Music
Hall on the evening Of May 9th. There il
no Plymouth Rock rooster in this.
Hereafter all the employees Of the Wor-
cester road will personally receive their
pay every Thursday, special car under
Superintendent Gardiner's direction being
run from Providence for that purpose.
In the Court of Common Pleas yestcr-
day Joseph Clark OF Pawtuckct indicted
for an assault with a dangerous weapon
was brought in on q capias, arraigned,
pleaded not guilty, and was ordered to
give bail in the sum Of $500.
Tomorrow eveninglin Music Hall will
be given a sacred concert OF Easter music,
consisting OF selections from Donizetti,
Cherubini, Schubert, Czerny, Faure and
Others by the choir of st. JosepRs Church,
assisted by an orchestra OF twenty pieces,
Professor Canavan director.
The reception of Miss Burke's dancing
class in Music Hall last evening was n
success in every particular. There was O
very large attendance aud the movements
OF the young pupils were greatly admired
Miss Burke, the accomplished teacher
was the recipient OF a beautiful bouquet
Albert Tyrrell, who was killed between
this city and Central Falls a short tim,
ago by being struck 10y n bridge Will
riding on box car, was one OF the crew
of engine 1876 OF the n. ", =. s. ,. Rail
road. A photograph has been taken oi
the engine, caboose and crew which viii
be handsomely framed and sent TO TIN
family OF the deceased with proper res
olutions.
Last evening Pawtucket avenue maj
gave neighbor some very good advice
The neighbor came rushing into hi
friends house and exclaimed excited,
that his chimney was ON fire, and wantc,
TO know what was the best thing TO do
The man who was asked this important
question meditatcd for % while, and thcr
volunteered the information that the besf
thing be knew OF was 90 put the fire out
Miss Bridget Trainor, the faithful house
keeper for Rev. ". II. Kinuorncy, died a
the parochial residence today. She was al
cstimable and kind person. Tn
immediate cause of death Wasan apoplccti
shock which she received o. few days ago
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