Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-24
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair, slightly colder
TERSE TRlBUNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Mrs. Eliza whipplc died Tuesday.
The electrics did big business yester-
day.
Labsn W. Sweet OF Garden street is
seriously Ill.
Warren X. Fsles is having a t0-foot
catboat built.
The Young Ladies Sodality of the Holy
Trinity parish will receive communion in
body next Sunday.
In few more weeks the Interstate
managers will begin operations. This
city will be q lively town when all the
electric roads are In running order.
A very interesting lecture, illustrated
by the stereopticon, was given in the First
Baptist Church last evening by Rev.
Thomas 3. Barbour. Subject, "The Holy
City"
John Marian, fish dealer at 3l5 Main
street, has an attractive advertisement in
this issue which Is only equaled In at
tractiveness by the display he Is showing
at his market.
Last week Daniel J. Maloney was
severely kicked about the limbs by his
fined TO his home by the bruises which
he reeeived from the animal. Today he
made his first appearance on the streets.
An entertainment of musical and lit
erary character was held by Pawtucket
Lodge, No. l3O, New England Order Of
Protection, last night in Clan Fraser Hall,
Park Place. A mock initiation was given
by Providence lodge showing degree
work.
BY an announcement in another column
1t will be seen that A. Cohen, the shoe
dealer, will coon begin To take stock and
in the meantime he will offer some rare
bargains in footwear. He carries a Ane
line OF select goods. See his advertise
ment.
A meeting was held in Sarsfield Hall last
evening OF the collectors appointed by st.
Mary's parish delegates. The total
amount collected by them was s549.75. The
collectors desire to return their sincere
thanks to all the contributors and all
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the parade.
A very pleasant party Of young people
assembled at the home Of Misses Nellie
and Dora Nichols on Mulberry street last
night and enjoyed themselves in various
ways for few hours. A collation. was
served and when the young hostesses bado
their guests good night the visitors felt
that they had most pleasant evening.
J. l.. Sullivan Is becoming one OF the
graphic writers OF tho day. His descrip-
tion OF Corbett Is Homeric in its clo-
quoncc: "Corbett Is a great big stuff.
He Is a pillow fighter, and could not
punch hole through pound OF butter"
II would take some grandiloqucnt writers
half day to aize up man as complete
Iy.
The oldest old folks dance on record
came OF recently near Sappington, Mo.
The dance was led by Mr.. and Mrs. Parke
aged respectfully seventy nino and seven
ty.eight years, and the youngest dancer
In the set was Miss Mary Parke, a merry
young maid Of fifty. Tho music was fur
sishcd by Prof. Dick Wells, aged seventy
five, whose fiddle was made by his great
grandfather, and the tunes played were
elder than the fiddle.
There Is hardly any doubt but that this
city will have a good team on the dia-
uond this season. Many smaller cities
have supported nine and this place can,
and will, II good team is put In the field.
Pawtuckct will be admitted into the New
England League IL sufficient backing can
he found. The capital stock required is
5000. Tho circuit proposed Is as follows;
Pawtuokct, Worcester, Manchester, Port
land, Low istop, Haverhill, Salem and
woonsocket.