Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-15
THE WEATHER.
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode lslanu, cold wave.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

A,W,H tender greeting
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dawn
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s."c. y- 'u.ir tender ,Lcruiug
Alice CoHfn, Carr Ia Temple Ear
The nile Of William b. Carr died yes
tsrday.
General Omoy Arnold will be 20 years
old Sunday.
The great sale at the Boston Store is
/ still going on.
What about the ice crop? Has King
Frost abdicated?
Tho weather is like the old woman's
/ stray duck neither here nor there.
William OBrien Branch !. y. f., will
| hold a ball in Infantry Hall this evening.
The father Of ex- Sergeant of Police Par
! kor died last night at his home in Sayles-
vile.
! The annual bail of the st. Mary's
Christian Doctrine Society will be held
tonight.
I The annual bail Of the East Side Base
Ball club will Doe held Friday evening,
February jth.
/ The delegates OF the old st. Patrick \
Day convention will meet in Sarsfcld
Hall this evening.
The case Of James McGowan. for nom
/ support. was continued one week in the
District Court this morning.
/ In the pool tournament last night Rowe
won the first prize, a gold badge. The
/ second prize, 80, was won by Burns.
+ An interesting meeting of the Spinners'
Association was held last evening, when
several new members were admitted.
superintendent Corcoran Of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company is dis
tributug some very pretty calendars.
Fred j Gregory Of the Wanderers, who
accompanied the international football
/ team 10 Europe, is said to bc i'll with
. pneumonia.
On account OF the nclemiency Of the
weather yesterday the odd and end sale
. of b. mil no Inn nal
/ till tomorrow night.
The funeral Of Timothy O'Brien will
4 take place from he residence OF his father,
David O'Bricn, % Harrison street, Sunday
afternoon at . o'clock
For nice wrapper, tea gown or any
thing in hat line call at T.. A. Donahoe's
Wrapper store. Read their few adver-
tiscmeut in tomorrow's TRIBUNE.
The total number Of retail liquor
saloons in the state is l,0l2 or one to every
81 inhabitants. With the wholesale
places reckoncd in, there are 1885.
The many friends Of Miss Florence
/ Willard of Providence will regret TO
learn that she has been i'll for long
~period and for the past month has been
confined to her home. At present she is
improving.
The Wanderers. will line up on the home
grounds against the East Ends tomorrow
as follows: Goal, mcfarland; full backs,
| Reed and Pagan; half backs, 4. jenkins,
/ Guy and :. Jenkins, right wing, Davis
and Howard left wing, O'Noil and Mont
/ gomery; centre, Cutler.
/ The fair Of the Woodbine Base Ball
Club was attended last evening by the
/ Emmct Cadets and the Grafton Cadets OF
/ Providence and the Central Falls Cadets.
A street parade was made headed by the
Lonsdale Flute and Drum Corps and they
presented a good appearance.
At Music Hall SATURDAY evening Joseph
Murphy will present his old time success
Kerry Cow MIR. Murphys company
arc well selected, not weak character in
the casts, each one is fitted for their pccu-
liar role and they play their parts to per-
feet ION
At the graduating exercises of the 10th
class Of the state Normal School, Provi-
doncc, this morning, Miss Sarah Jane
Bullock Of this city read an essay entitled
! "Thc Future American Girl Miss Grace
| Maudc Grant, also Of this city, read an
essay. entitled "Thc Press and the Peo-
pie
After combining business with pleasure
! for the past six weeks i'm the old country,
Mr John Jolly, the wellknown Main
street milliner will sail from Queenstown
/ tomorrow for America, the land OF the
free. the home Of the cotton industry, and
last but not least the bosom Of his
family.
\ very pretty wedding took place at St.
Jnscph's Church, Providence, yesterday
morning, the contracting couple being
cN-Licausc Compissioner Dennis J. Nc
Csrthy ~ that city and Miss Tillie Nc
Carthy. popular and highly-esteemed
young lady of the East Side. The mar
riac, ceremony was performed by Rev
Father Brennan, :. j., at nuptial high
mas. H.-istcJ boy Rev. Father Walsh OF
Lowell. The bride looked supcrlative in
q dress ~ white I.ansdownc trimmed with
ostrich plumos, while the bridesmaid
Miss Mamie Davis, wore a dress Of blue
l1n-downc with white chinron trim
mngs, Tho best man vas RichaId Gull
n a