Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-02
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Gilbert Paine Is Ill.
Services were held In all the churches
this morning.
Charles T.. Chickerins Lodge, X. Of p,
meets tonight.
Society will now cease its giddy whirl
for few weeks.
Regular meeting OF Parneli Branch, I.
y. F., Friday night.
Today Is Ash Wednesday, the beginning
| OF the Lenten season.
James Donovan OF this city Is visiting
friends in Fall River.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Harley have return
ed from their wedding tour.
Mrs. Bridget Quinn OF I45 Broadway
died this morning, aged 81 years.
Union Division No. 4, X. OF p, will in
stall officers next Monday evening.
Arthur Swift, Abraham and Edward
Wood OF this city, have been visiting In
Jewett City, Conn.
James Nolan OF Pine street has accepted
position as conductor for the Pawtucket
Street Railway Company.
Oscar A. Jillson has the sympathy Of
the community In the death OF his wife
which occurred yesterday.
The Y. w. G. T. L. held social at the
residence OF Miss Leola b. Warburton on
Hswes street last evening.
At the meeting OF Bsllou post q. A. H.,
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consideration were adopted.
The Ladies' Social Circle OF the Broad
street Baptist church will meet this even
ing. A chowder will be served.
Dennis Murray Of Jewett City, Conn,
and William Mcclure OF Harvard, ILL.,,
were in this city yesterday, visiting rela-
tives.
The annual reunion OF the Bible class
Of the Park Place Church Sunday school
will take place this evening in the church
parlors.
This being Ash wednesday there were
services in all the Catholic churches this
morning. There will also be services this
evening.
a man by the name Of Miner met with
an accident at Haskel's this morning by
getting one Of his hands badly cut with q
piece Of steel.
The electric cars were to have been
given trial this forenoon at 10 O'Clock.
The weather, however, caused postpone
ment to some later date.
The members OF the Celtic Literary In
stitute met last evening In Celtic Hall,
and partially completed arrangements for
the 18th annual banquet.
st. Patrick's Day occurs two weeks from
tomorrow. Those two weeks are none too
long for the collectors to do their work
and for arranging all the details OF the
parade.
The funeral Of Mowry b. Cole took
place this afternoon at 3 o'clock from his
late residence on Main street. The re.
mains were taken to Norwich, Conn.,, for
interment.
Rhode Island pensions, orisnai-wil-
liam T. Robinson, John Fitzgerald, John
W. Gale, Thomas Hughes, Henry l.. Place,
Mowry Colwell; reissue and increase
George II. Martin.
The second annual concert OF tho choir
! OF st. Paul's Church took place In Music
Hall last evening before a good sized au-
| dience. The singing showed careful
training on tho part OF the choir d.
rector, Erwin w. Read.
Mayor Carroll will deliver an address
before the members of the Celtic Literary
! Association, In Fall River, next Sunday
evening. The occasion will DO the celebra.
tion OF the anniversary OF the birth Of the
martyred Robert Emmett.
John Manning and Miss Rose McFarlin
were united in marriage yesterday at 81.
Mary's church by Rev. Father Smith. The
friends OF the happy couple were enter
tained at the home Of tho brides parents
on Jerauld street last evening.
The funeral Of Jabez w. Pitcher who
died suddenly Mt the Benedict House Sun
day, took place yesterday afternoon from
Rev. Alexander McGregor oficiating.
Intermcnt was at Swan Point Cemetery.
The funeral OF Patrick Mcvey, a much
respected resident of the East side, took
place from st. Joseph's church this morn
ing and was largely attended. A requiem
high mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Kinnerney assisted by Rev. Fathers Hur-
ley and McQusid.
! Parmenus Penney wss this morning
fned go and costs, having pleaded guilty
to the larceny OF a plush sack from the
house OF Ellen Purcell on Forrest avenue.
He represented himself to be a clock fxer.
He took clock apart and could not put
II together, as he said they made too much
noise. When he got an opportunity he
left, taking the cloak.
EI-Alderman Smith, who has been con-
fined TO his home the past few weeks with
a severe attack OF rheumatism, Is rapidly
recovering, and today was able TO sit up
and stand without feeling any pain. His
tall and commanding figure has bcon
missed on the public streets since his i'll.
ness, and everyone will be grstifed to
learn OF his improvement.
Aiisopps Easiish AZ.
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