Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-05

Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
The silent man is often worth listening
to.
The snow has been transformed into
mud.
The Aquinas Lyceum will meet Monday
night.
The King Philip Club will meet this
evening.
Gilbert Paine, who has been quite III,
Is improving.
Now that the storm is over, give the
electric cars trial.
The funeral OF Mrs. Viola Slocum took
place this afternoon.
A horse attached to snow plow had q
fit at Darlington yesterday.
The football games scheduled for today
have have all been postponed.
When a man buys a porous plaster be
generally sticks to his bargain.
The employees OF E. p. Carpenter Co.
enjoyed chowder last evening.
The services in the Catholic Churches
were well attended last evening.
A new cabinet is to be procured for the
Rogues' gallery at tho police station.
The five year. old son OF Andrew Dick
of Lawn avenue died Thursday night.
Sleighing parties scheduled for last eve
ming had to be indefinitely postponed.
Avslanches OF snow from tho roofs Of
buildings menaced pedestrians yesterday.
An entertainment was held In the ves-
try Of the Park Place Church last even
ing.
An entertainment was held in the
vestry OF the Park Place Church last
evening.
James Easton and Lena M. Peckham Of
this city werc married in Attleboro Tues.
day by Rev. w. Barton.
The funeral OF william II. Taylor took
place from his late residence on Broad
street yesterday afternoon.
The funeral OF Jennie A. Jillson Was
solemniEed yesterday afternoon from her
late residence on Broadway.
Brown University students will conduct
the services at the Y. NJ. {. A. rooms to.
morrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
George Corcoran Of this city, who has
been spending a several weeks vacation
Is now working for +. n. Blake.
The funeral OF the late Thomas Perrin
took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence on Mulberry street.
The fine display OF pants in the show
window OF McElroy q MONEYS store is
attracting considerable attention.
Miss Annie Coughiin and Miss Alice
Quinn OF Attleboro enjoyed a sleighride
to this city yesterday afternoon and called
on several friends.
Prof. Walker will probably have another
exhibition soon. II arrangements can be
made the chief attraction will be Hubbard
and Coonoy in ten round set-to.
The Republican primaries have been
called for next Friday and the City Con.
vention will be held Saturday, the 10th,
at ap. m, in the District Court room.
Manager Fred Z. Grout OF the cash mar
ket OF +. A. Colwell q Company, $40 Main
street, Is showing ono OF the handsomest
displays In bis line ever seen In this city.
Lucy Harris aged ~ years, wife of
James P. Harris, died suddenly Thursday
morning at her residence in rear Of 81
Cedar street. Death wps due to natural
causes.
George Goodfellow fell through a pane
OF glass in the old Woodbine yesterday
and cut his wrist so badly that five
stitches were required to close tho wound.
DR.. Ashton attended him.
Johanna Lawler, IS years OF age, living at
3,8 Dexter street, died yesterday OF pleuro-
pneumonia. Her brother, jeremiah Law.
Ter, was buried last Saturday. The family
have the sympathy Of the community.
A big sleighing party, who had started
for Attleboro and went as far as the earth's
white mantel would let them, beseiged
Fisk's drug store last evening and drew
heavily on his hot chocolate and soda.
A sleighing party composed OF clerks OF
the New Idea Store, who had made
arrangements to 60 to Attleboro last eve.
ming, had to postpone the trip on accoun,
Of the sudden disappearance OF the
"beautiful."
J. Il. Robergc, the we'll known baker oi
Hedley avenue, Central Falls, leaves to.
morrow morning for a visit to the scenes
Of his youth in Waterloo, Canada. III
accompanies his mother in-law who hal
been on visit to him for the past 81,
months.
The electric cars Of the Pawtucket Street
Railway were tried on the Central avenue
extension yesterday afternoon ant
worked satisfactorily. Men will be taught
to operate the motor switch for a few days
and then, as soon ar the tracks can b
cleared OF, the elcctrics will run OF
schedule time.
Grand Chancellor Van Mott and Crane
Keeper OF Records and Seal Colmap OF tn,
Knights and Ladies' Of Columbis visite,
Pawtucket Lodge last evening and paid 4
certificates, all that have expired mp Il
date. The Grand Lodge will meet mex
month In Boston, and the local lodge viii
I send two delegates to II.
A boy named Holloway, an employe al
tho Hope THREAD mill, while fooling will