Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-28
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A. J. Otto has fully recovered from his
severe illness.
Michael McAloon is recovering from a
his recent illness.
A grounded wire caused the fire alarm
10 strike few times last evening.
The New Bedford Rovers have with
drawn from the Bristol County League.
Rev. f. II. Randall, formerly pastor OF
st. Paul's Church, is whiting in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Pidge, wife OF James s..
Pidge OF Pawtucket avenue, died Tues
day.
There will be a special meeting OF St.
Mary's Christian Doctrine Society this
evening.
John l.. Cattanach, the athelete, Is able
| TO be out, having nearly recovered from
mis- recent accident.
number OF Pawtucket young people
enjoyed the excellent skating ut Roger
Williams park yesterday.
Whitaker, one OF the international
football eleven, who Is now in New Bed
ford, is likely to play in this city.
| J. +. Browning OF this city was NOM
mated by Governor Russell yesterday as
| Commiss roner OF Deeds for Massachu-
| ssets.
The social OF the Atnas was pleasantly
enjoyed by the members last night. A
large delegation from Providence were in
attendance.
Robert Whitney OF Lewistown, Me-,
who has been employed at the Dunnell
| PRINT works, was taken 10 the police
station yesterday afternoon evidently In u
demented condition.
One OF olney & Payne Bros.' coal teams
came to grief in yard OH Mary street
| yesterday. The wagon was bacSed over
twelve-foot bank the pole broken and one
| OF the horses injured.
Mrs. Mary T.. Lennon, q niece OF Mrs.
Patrick Lennon OF this city, died in
Lowell Monday. Her remains were
brought to TINS city and in TERED in ST.
Mary's cemetery this afternoon.
The will OF Caroline w. Kelton, pre-
sented TO the court for probate yesterday,
bequeaths the sum of Sl00 to Park Place
congregational Church, 10 be used toward
paying the debt on the church editice.
The funeral OF Thomas McDermott took
place this morning from the undertaking
rooms of w. II. d ID. +. O'Neill on Pine
street. Interment was in old st. Mary's
cemetery. Deceased was over so years Of
| age.
Eureka Lodge, X. OF p, paid friendly
visit to Washington Louge OF Central
Falls last evening. The visitors were
pleasantly entertained and speak well OF
the hospitality OF the members OF Wash
ington Lodge.
The Wanderers will 90 to Fall River
next Saturday TO meet the Rovcrs OF that
city. The Wanderers will take a strong
aggregat ion OF kickers to the Spindle
city and the game will be hot from be-
ginning TO end.
Thomas Clancy OF the firm OF Clancy
Bros, grocers OF Dexter street, mourns
the loss OF mis- ulster, gloves and light
overcoat. tie lives with his parents III
Lonsdale and a thief helped hims> II to the
clothing in the entry Tuesday night.
This morning an attachment was placed
on the stock and furniture of the boot
backing rooms under the postofiice by
Deputy Sheriff Rogers. II was called solo
Aunt Susan's boot blacking parlors," ana
was run by colored man known as
"Mose."
The graduating exercises at the training
school will be held Friday afternoon IRON
half past 4 until 4 o'clock, and all inter-
ested are invited to attend. The members
OF the graduating class are Annie Lawton
Cole, Harriet Leavitt Colo and Mary
Teresa johnson.
Thomas Mcclure, living at 156 Lonsdale
avenue, was thrown from his wagon on
Lonsdale avenue last evening, sustaining
| compound fracture OF the left ankle:
He was taken to the Rhode Island Hos
pital in the police ambulance. Amputa-
ton of the foot will have to follow.
Bernard Wilkinson and Thomas Murby,
whose places on Mineral Spring svenu.
were raided Sunday, were arraigned H.
the District Court this morning. They
| admitted evidence sufficient TO convict,
were fined go and costs and sentenced t.
ten days in Jail each, and appealed. II. &.
l.. Dorsey furnished surety.
Notifications have been sent out by the
secretary OF the Aquinas Lyceum an
noun:ing that ut the meeting to be helC
| Monday evening committee will be
appointed TO arrange for the annual ball
which will very likely be held during the
coming month, probably Wednesday
evening, the Gath. Every member should
| be present.
Since John Jolly's return from Europ
his large millinery establishment has been
visited by hosts to behold the Spring ant
summer novelties which will soon be In
readiness for rich display. Meanwhile
the store is filed with bargains OF season.
able goods. Mr.. Jolly's trip did him an
immense amount OF good and bis patrons
will also reap benefits.
| For the FIRST time in number OF years
a Pawtucket audience will have an oppor.
tunity OF enjoying concert by one OF tn,
leading College Glec, Mandolin and Guitar
Clubs OF this country. The clubs from
Tufts College will appear at Music Hall
tomorrow night and will give the last
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