Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-21
pAwTucKEr TRIBUNE MONDAY EVENING MARCH Il. 1882
THE WEATHER.
TERSe TRiBUNeIIES

Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Bverv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
The net receipts os the charity bail
amounted to $50.
Miss y. A. Donahue win remove her
wrapper store 10 ei7 Main street April !.
The convsntions have been held, nomi-
nations made and now the oampsign is
opened.
The liquors seized al Leonard's, Four
nicr's and Denps~y's places have been
| forfeited.
The motser OF Mayor Carroll has been
very ili for the past few days at Der homo
In PheHix.
Rev. Father hickenns delivered An slo-
quent sermon az ~. Nary's yesterday at
1880 mass.
Unisn Division, Uniform HaBh, X. Of
r., will initiate three candidates st its
meeting tonight.
Archibald MoAilce, an old resident
about so years OF age, died at his home on
Broadway yesterday.
A buggy left standing in front Of Free
mans store was tipped over yesterday by
q milk wagon striking IL.
Chief Perry, Captain Rhodesond Detec-
tives were In attendance at tho Court OF
Common Pleas this forenoon.
Louis r. Gouiburn died today 10 bis
18th year. He lived at the corner OF
Spring and North Bend streets.
Mrs. John A. O'Neii and Mrs. Isaac Cole
went TO New York Saturday to meet Mr..
Cole on his return from Panama.
The funeral OF Emily Astin, 81 years OF
age, will take place from her home on
Earle street tomorrow afternoon.
Ernest Jacobs had TO be carried homo
Saturday afternoon. He was overcome by
an attack Of asthma on North Main strcet.
The exhibition OF tho Free Evening
Drawing School Will be held in Music
Hall Assembly rooms this afternooR and
evening.
George T.. Bates died yesterday OF can
ccrous troubles at the residence OF his
father In this city. He was In the NH
year OF his age.
At the services at ~. Mary's CHURCH to-
morrow evening Rev. Father Sullivan Of
Gt. Patrick's Church, Providence, Will de-
liver the sermss.
One Of Kennedy, Cough and Aurrsy's
teams was badly smashed this morning
by getting caught between an electric car
and another team.
Another little boy arrived 1t the home
Of City Printer Little yt.tsrday. II Is
said he greeted his father with: "Put q
red seal In my hat"
Several young ladies OF this city, Cen
trial Falls and Lonsdsle arc arranging for
| q Leap Year ball to be held In Music Hall
Assembly rooms on the evening OF
April q.
Tho electric current was suddenly shut
OF the trolley wires at 2:i0 this afternoon,
and car SO was stalled In front OF the New
Idea store. Soon a line Of horse cars and
teams were blocked.
About April lst Alderman O'Rsilly will
remove his florist store to the Hope and
Hazel Block near the foot Of High street,
where he will have ono Of the anest estab-
lishments of its kind In the State.
Rev. Father O'Rourke, who delivered
tho lecture on 1.-THE Ireland Of the Fu-
ture," In st. Mary's Hall, 6t. Patriok's
night, will preach at each OF the three
masses at the church next Sunday.
Gilbert Paine, who has been confined
TO his home the past three weeks with o
severe illness, Is now recovering and Ia
able to sit up. He will be seen ct his old
stand In the woodbine in a fow days.
Thomas d. Bassett, oyerseer Of spinning
ut the Lorraine Mills, was visited at his
home, l55 Mineral Spring avenue, last
week by the young ladies Ia his employ,
and presented with Q handsome gold
headed cane.
The March numbers OF the Musical
Echo has just been received at Neiklc-
| johns music store. II contains Q fne
lithograph of Paderewski, the celebrated
pianist, also six choice instrumental and
vocal selections.
Pensions for Rhode Islanders: Orisi-
nall Michal Riley, Andrew q. Lorimer,
Jos-ph Buckley, William Hawkins, John
Markey. Re-issUe--James d. Caswell.
Original, widows, etc. Margaret Creesan,
Lovina Barroaghs.
william Newcomb, who went TO Colo
RADIO several years ago, has returned for
q short visit to relatives and friends. Ar.
Newcowb has improved wonderfully In
health, and his many frIeRds are much
pleased TO learn that hc has rexsiRed his
health.
william Mason, tho man for whom In
Quiries were made from Schenectady, N.
Y, was located In this city Saturday
night. He resides at 10 Montgomery
street and was employed at Dsnpsey's
bleachery. He Will at once take steps
toward procuring the estate to which be
is made heir through the death OF sn
uncle In England.
Tho annual convention OF the New
England Tramp Association was brought
TO an abrupt termination yesterday by the
burning OF the old Slaughter house. The
eonccAtlQp was called to order week ago
in the sYanp retreat at Hebrouvills but,
|