Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-06
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Wear Tie cares OF business lightly, go about
your duties brightly.
Keep the very stiffcst kind OF upper lip;
Never let the blues assail you, nor imagine
troubles all you,
And the chances are you W i'll not catch the
srip.
n the Wanderers can't win today they
never can.
Ernest Lomax OF Fall River is visiting
in this ely.
Ed ward Fisher is the proud father Of .
bourcing daughter.
Th, thormomrter stood ten above zero
at s o'clock this morning.
Miss Mamie Morris Is seriously i'll at
her home on Garden street.
Bradford b. West and wife have gone to
Florida TO spend the winter.
A very very pleasant musicale was given
at the Park Place Church last evening.
A pleasant masquerade was held by the
Germans in Infantry Hall last evening.
There will be a meeting of the Aquinas
Lyceum tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
There will be meeting OF the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society tomorrow
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The General Assembly has passed an act
incorporating the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church in this city.
The red ball is still "out OF sight" at
Hammond's pond. Weather Clerk Dom
nelly predicts skating in the near future.
John McNally was this morning SEN
fenced to six months on the State Farm,
on charge OF being a common drunkaId.
The new block at the foot OF II .gh street
is now ready for a coat OF pain. and the
furnishings. 1t sprung into existence in
one day.
rhe first anniversary concert OF the
Woodlawn Abstainers Union was held in
Clan Fraser Hall last night, there being
a large attendance.
The funeral OF Patrick McDuf OF Prairie
avenue took place this morning from st.
Joseph's Church, where requiem high
maes was celebrated.
The Veteran Fl 'emen held masquerade
SOC ial In the School street hall last even
ing. i he "boys" enjoyed their friends
enjoyed themselves.
Samuel Remillard was before the Court
today charged with not providing Tor his
family. He pleaded not gnilty ana will
be given trial Monday.
Pensions have been granted the follow
Ing Rhode Islanders: Original-George H.
sherman, Joseph Ii. Horr; Original
widows, ctc.-Caroline Weaver.
Eason L. Slocum Of this city has been
awarded diploma and gold medal by tho
Partisan Inventors Academy OF Paris,
France, and has been made an honorary
member.
The H. b. Gage mill was sold at mort
gasee's sale this noon. The mortgage
was held by the Pawtucket Institution
for Savings and was bid in by w. d. 8.
Hayens for $4,000. Only one offer was
made.
William Cole, who lives near where the
"robbers' cave" is supposed to be located,
received clipping from the Boston Globe
containing a description OF the cave and
its occupants, and written on 1t was:
"Bill better buy gum"
Thomas 4. Vance is becoming one OF the
leading musical directors in this vicinity.
lie had four orchestras at work In this
city last evening. He Is young man,
al To Gall n
an excellent musical transposer.
There will be another meeting OF the
delegates to the st. Patrick's day COM
mittee tomorrow evening in Sarsfeld
Hall, East avenue. 1t il expected that
there will be a large number present and
decided act ION will be taken on the matter
OF a pare de.
The members OF the L. &. c. Club are
sen6 ing out invitations fof leap year
social TO be held in Starkweather's Hail
next Friday night. The young ladies who
have the affair in charge are sure to make
it a success and also make 1t pleasant for
for their guests.
Yesterday afternoon one OF Aldrich's
heavy express teams was unloading four
large casks OF Ceylon coffee at Lyons De-
lany & Co.'s. Three OF them were un-
loaded safely but the last one tipped the
wagon up on end, breaking the king pin
and shooting the driver several feet In the
air, landing him on top OF the rolling
cssk which weighed over half ton. 1t
was considered a close call for the driver.
"Mr. Barnes OF New York" will be the
attraction at the Providence Opera House
the first three nights OF next week, with
Wednesday matinee. The remainder OF
the week will be we'll filed by Richard
Mansfield and his fine company. Thurs
day night and Saturday matinee Mr..
Mansfield will appear as Beau Brummell,"
Frinay night in "a parisian Romance"
and Saturday night in "Dr. Jekyn and
Mr.. Hyde"
The TRIBUNE was the only local paper
yesterday to give the important news OF
the offer OF William r. Saylcs of site for
the new cotton mill. Yesterday after
noon Messrs. J. J. Kennedy, James MUIR
ray, +. A. Campbell and William Hough-
ton of Woonsockct, all officers Of the new
company, came TO this city and were
shown tho land by Messrs. Sayles and
George VI. Fuller. They took the ofYcr
into consideration, and II will DC decided
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