Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-13

Box Ga was pulled in last night for fire
in hen coop on Broadway near Kossut b
street.
The ice dealers will be entertained at
the Chess Clubs rooms this evening by Il.
H. Russell.
The funeral OF Patrick J. Mulleedy will
take place from st. Mary's Church to-
morrow morning.
The "hurry-up" wagon was called out
about II o'clock last night 10 bring
in a tired traveller.
Ernest J. Brooks, assistant station al
Lonsdale, left yesterday for few weeks
stay at Nova Scotia.
The Bourke Cochran Club and Cleve-
land and Stevenson Guards held battal-
ion drill last night.
Last night at the residence of Rev. J. J.
Woolley, j. ID. Ellington was married to
Miss Mary y. Twaite.
Company x, Kinnerney Guards, will
meet for drill in Veteran Firemen's Hall
this evening at 8 o'clock.
The Misses Donnelly are on visit TO
New York city and will remain during
the Columbus observance.
Joseph Lynch, who has been West FOR
the benefit OF his health, has begun work
again for McCaughey X Co.
A pair OF kid gloves we're picked up on
North Main street yesterday, and now
await ownership at the police station.
The Olney Arnold Guards OF Central
Falls will meet this evening and go to
Providence TO participate in the parade.
Sister Vincent Clare of the Holy Cross
Convent in New York died on Tuesday.
She was sister OF Rev. William b. Nee
nan.
A special meeting OF the veteran fire.
men will be held tomorrow evening to
decide upon Joining he parade Colum bus
Day.
The Cleveland and Stevenson Guards OF
the Fifth Ward will accompany the
Bourke Cochran Guards TO Providence to-
night.
st. Joseph's parish is preparing float
for the evening parade in Providence,
which will represent a vessel sailing cover
the ocean blue"
Pawtucket Branch, Catholic Knights OF
America, will hold a special meeting to-
night TO arrange for attending the fune-
raj OF p. j. Mulleedy.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
~ uyfn at ~ L
this evening TO take action on the death
OF Patrick j. Mulleedy.
Read the advertisement OF the Spen-
cerian Business College in another column,
and see how you can get course OF busi-
ness training at half rates.
Charles f. Chickering Lodge, X. of r.,
held All interesting meeting last evening,
Next week they will have visitors from
Providence and Attleboro.
Owen Moran accompanied the Knights
OF Columbus TO New Haven and arrived
in this city last evening having thorough
ly enjoyed himself in the Elm city.
The members OF the Bourke Cochran
Club will meet in their hall at 7:3O this
evening and will leave for Providence on
the 80 p. IN. train TO take part in par
ade.
On Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs
Frank l.. Warburton were presented with
an elegant silver water service as "A we'd
ding gift by Mr.. p. b. McManus OF this
city.
Saturday night Thomas Higgins will
sever his connection with the "Wood-
bine." He is to enter partnership with
his brother, NJ. J. Higgins, at 10 North
Main street.
The Common Council last evening, or
motion OF Mr.. O'Brien, voted to gran,
| such employees OF the several department,
AZ can be spared holiday without loss o.
! pay on Columbus Day.
! Next Thursday there will be a partia
eclipse OF the sun. II will commenc,
about noon and last until o'clock. Peo
| pie who do not sec this eclipse will hav,
to wait until July 20, 1897, to witness any
thing similar.
The following artists will appear in tn,
! Brazeau testimonial concert, Music Hall
| Pawtucket, 26th of October: Madam,
Marie Delana, prima donna OF the Bostoi
Star Course; Miss Courtenay, reader 10
the Boston symphony; the eminent has,
proiundo, Dr. st. Germain, with othe
distinguished artists. The affair vii
doubtless be pleasing one.