Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-17
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/ ~nccze ON Friday, you "a ceze for sorr ow,
/ ~n. czc ON >,turIay, your sweetheart to
morrowI
/ ~occz- @ u sunday your safety seek,
The uc,n yill have you the whole OF the
| week.
Moral Don't snoeze.
william Penn Division, >. of r., meets
tonight.
Ex-AlGcrman Edward Smith is laid up
with rheumatism.
Court Woodlawn, a. o. T., will hold an
apron aud necktic party tomorrow even
,ng.
a match game of pool for purse OF
SlUO VIII De played ut the Slater House to-
night.
William II. Bare ay and his sister, Ars.
Lillian v. Watson, left NJ Dnday for Cali
fornia.
The N,tcrrn Firem meet tonight
when all mi tiers per lining 10 the bazaar
nill be sr't tied.
Ossan equin tr be, Improved Order OF
Red hcn, held pleasant basket party
Monday evening.
Orrin Gardner eat his hand badly
Monday at l.. upham & Co.'s while at
aork with a circular saw.
Reeves win open the concert AZ the Aqui-
mas ball O week from tonight with The
overture, Beautiful GIlatea"
Tomorrow evening the young laoies OF
A Wear
social IN Cummings Hail, Park Place.
Miss annie Carpenter, the pleasant
salc-lady 90 T.. L. Frceman's store, has re-
turncd g. hyr duties after a snort Illness
The Democratic cacus will be held Oh
Friday tho 25tn instead OF the 18th. as
published. The secretary makes this
correction.
George Branch, who was arraigned Ia re
Dn a charge Of baslardy, WAS turned over
ye-t.runy 70 an oihcer from Warren
aners nc is wanted.
De.any Council, X. OF c., meets tonight.
Jonn n. DIury, -. d., OF Prov dence, ana
o.her grana officers wall be present ana
address the members.
The hr,mel's concert and ball occurs
Friday evening in Music Hall. II viii be
a very ella 1orate affair, and the proceeds
Aill be added TO the relief fund.
Yesterday morning Peter Moran OF
Moran Brothers, ana john Ryan Of Ash
/ con, left for three months trip through
rlorlda, California and New Mexico.
Early yesterday afternoon the main belt
broke at ~ II. Bliss Manufacturing Com
pauy'5 works. The belt is very large
one and 1t seems wonderful that no one
Nas injured.
Col. William Il. Topham, Assistant Ad-
jutaut General OF tue Uniform Rank,
hnlghts OF Pythias of Massachusetts,, has
oeen visiting Mai. Herbert q. True for the
/ past few days.
A young lady employed at the New Id'a
/ store lost the envelope containing sum
| II money while on her way home last
evening. The finder VIII kindly return
the same to this office.
\ very pleasant and successful Leap Year
social was held in Music Hall Assembly
Rooms Monday evening under the man
ngement OF Mrs. Charles H.FuIlor and
Miss Minnie Hutchinson.
Last evening Eureka Lodge, *. OF r.,
vas visited by Washington Lodge, OF Cen
tral Fails and Enterprise Lodge, of Provi-
dence. 4 social evening was enjoyed,
during which collation. was served.
Yesterday morning, while wagon
| load OF employers on the way to their
work was PASSING by the junction a.
Cottage street and Broadway, hind axle
broke and ont went the employees 'all in
heap" No one was injured.
At a meeting of Sanford and Lincoln
Councils, American Fratcrnal Circle, Chas.
A. Luther and Frank |. Frost were ap-
pointed committee TO select n competent
man 10 90 to Baltimore, where the su
preme officers are located, and find out the
exact state OF affairs.
At the 60 zen meeting" of Charles l..
| Chickering Lodge, X. OF P., this evening",
Mrs. Chickcring will present the Lodge
/ with liic-sizc portrait OF her husband.
rhc presentation viii be made by Su-
I preme Representative Charles a. Lee, in
/ oenull OF Mfe, OnlCheflng,
/ The Low ston Bleachery and Dye works
] have adopted resolutions Of regret at the
| resignation OF James Dempsey, treasurer
and general manager, and also recording
| their appreciation of his valuable services
| and iu.c gritty. lie il the father of John
}. and William p. Dempsey.
Tho ladies Of pawtucket are preparing
their costumes Tor the hqu!nas ball next
! Wednesday night, and the committees are
SorkiE, hard to make il grand success.
they propose to out-style in richness and
grandeur the recent fashionable bali given
by the Home Society in Providence.
This morning Joseph Frssch, janitor a.
the Merchants Exchange, was arrested by
Detective Haberln for larceny OF goods
worth S75. Fritsch's house on Front street
was searched and in the attic was found
a large collection. Mr.. Harley says the
most Of tho articles found were stolan
Frtsch il at the station.
ST Acucs Guild connected with st
rJuI5 Church held n sale OF fancy ami do
2 m -tic goods at the residence Of Edward
+, Theycr test evening. The tables wer,
D PREF tily decorated. Their, wosu very good