Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-02
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.

Alderman Frank Reilly Is i'll.
Everybody seemed TO have a pair OF
skates last night.
Mrs. James Brennan OF North Main
street died yesterday.
james IL. Foster and wife left today for
two months visit to Florida.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Curry OF Woodbine street died yesterday.
The funeral of the infant sen Of James
Redmond ois Broadway occurred. ysster-
day.
The ladies will have all they can do to
prepare for the Aquinas ball In three
weeks.
Lieut.. Allenson OF the Horse Guards has
rendered his resignation, which has been
accepted.
Miss Nettie Fairbrother, who has been
spending few days at Warren, returned
this morning.
John Harris Of Milford was today fined
go and costs for stealing two coats from
Lee Bros store.
The funeral OF William f. Wheaton was
held this afternoon from his late residence
on Lupiue street.
There is no prospect OF pole in this city
this season. 1t is too late to attempt to
max arrangements.
Mrs Bernard Moran and Mrs. James E.
Farrell have returned from a visit to rela-
lives in Mt. Carmel, Pa.
One Of the conductors OF the Pawtucket
Street Railway, Broad street route, will
soon become benedict.
A dark scene-A dark man in dark
cellar through a dark alley after dark
cat with dark lantern. 90
The funeral OF the infant son OF Z. d.
Coward, manager of Hayward's rubber
store, occurred yesterday.
Marriage intentions have been recorded
at the City Clerks office by Terrence Con-
nelly and Miss Mary $. Lavelle.
There were three lunch carts ON the
banks OF Hammond's pond Sunday and
they were literally patronizcd.
Court City Of Pswtucket will meet to-
morrow night to take action on the death
OF j. J. Healey OF IS Garfield street.
Today is Candlemas Day and appropriate
services were held in all the Catholic
Churches in the city this mornin
Next Sunday afternoon a meet o.
the Star Base Ball Club will be held when
the election Of officers will take place.
Miss Kittie O'Reilly arrived at her
18th birthday yesterday. Unlike other
young ladies, she don't deny her age.
Now prepare for the annual soiree OF
the Aquinas Lyceum. The date has been
fixed and no doubt it will be az elaborate
as in former years.
Michael Cavanaugh, carpenter en-
ployed on the LeFavour Building, had
one of his wrists cut quite severely this
morning with chisel.
John j. Hogan is doing a good busi-
ness at his new establishment on York
avenue. lie has just received a car load
of new bottles from New York.
Hammond's pond presented a scene OF
animation last evening, with skaters In
Vulnerable. The weather was delig ghtful
and the sport was thoroughly enjoyed.
\ commercial traveller carried a grip"
from New York to this city and, after q
days skating on Hammond's pond, the
grip carried him from this. city to Para
disc.
John Arthur Perry, bookkeepsr for
Lyons Delany & Co., will be united In
marriage this evening to Miss Angiereita,
daughter oi Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman r. Slo-
cum.
The complimentary ball OF the Wood
bine Base Ball Club to the patrons Of
.heir late fair will be given In Temper
ance Hall, Central Falls, Friday evening,
Feb. 18th.
Resolutions OF regret upon the death OF
Gideon l.. Spencer have been passed by
the wardens and vestrymen OF st. Paul's
Church, the Pawtucket Institution for
savings and the Pawtucket Gas Conn pany.
Martin Mcmahon, who has been serious
~ sick the past few weeks, has nearly re-
covered. His marriage to Miss Lena Buck
ley, which was to have taken place last
week, will probably occur some time next
week.
There viii be number OF notable
events during the latter part OF the
month, the Fircman's concert and ball,
X. oi p. concert and bali, Aquinas Lyceum
soir.c, and the Garfield Clubs concert and
banquet
j. Tyrrell, who was formerly in the
liquor business at $40 wcedcn street, will
open a new and elegant saloon at 81 Cole
man street, tomorrow evening. All his
friends are invited and, II Is need less to
say, they will be well entertained.
The following are the Feasts In the cal
cndar OF the Catholic Church for this
week: Today, Publication OF the blessed
Virgin Mary; Feb. 3, ~. Blase, bishop
aud Martyr; Feb. 4, st. Andrew Corsini,
bishop and confessor; Feb. s, st. Agatha,
virgin and martyr; Feb. o, IT. Dorothy,
virgin and martyr.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins has made the
following appointments;. Rev. james
Mahon, to be assistant rector at st. Law
renee church, New Bedford; Rev. y. M.
Raftcry, transferred from Ct. Charles
church, woonsocket To " Johns, Pfovi-
dence; Rev. Cornelius Kelly, transferred