Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-11
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out OF an idylic thought she wrought
A dainty and gra ceful sonnet,
And with the money II brought she bough
A duel. on her Easter bonnet.
Yesterday was little like March.
Next week society will begin its gidd,
whirl.
One week more and the Easter bonne
will be in II.
John T.. Murray OF Jewett city, Conn.
is visiting relatives in town.
Both branches OF the city government
will meet Wednesday evening.
The steamer Cephalonia docked in Bos-
ton at 0 o'clock yesterday morning.
John Houston is seriously i'll at the res
idence OF his father on sterry street.
James Henry has finished his duties as
manager OF the Union Pacific Tea Store.
The Providence Lodge OF Elks attended
divine service at the Park Place Church
last evening.
Professor Walkers athletic exhibition
will take place tonight in the Sanitary
gymnasium.
Steamer Pioneer made the first trip OF
the season to the shore resorts yesterday,
carry ing quite number.
Messrs. Butler, Rogers and Ney will
manage another concert in Temperance
Hall next Sunday evening.
The Young Mems Social Club will hold
a grand social in German Hall, Glenwood
avenue, Friday evening, May 13.
Tower Post, g. A. r., will hold another
"open meeting" tonight. Rev. F. w.
Hamilton will make an address.
Company c, Tower Light Infantry will
be inspected Wednesday evening, after
which chowder will be enjoyed.
The election OF officers OF the Young
Mems Catholic Society OF st. Mary's parish
will be held next Sunday afternoon.
Pensions for Rhode Islanders: Origi-
nal, Alfred Grigsby; original widows,
ETC., Julia A. Sullivan, Mary A. Jones.
The ladies are just now in whirl OF ex
citement selecting dresses and hats for
Easter. Our Pawtucket girls always look
well.
Miss Emma Mcbride, who spent the
past two weeks with friends In this city,
has returned to her home in Wauregan,
Conn.
A still alarm brought the men from No.
fire station to II. F. jerks machine
shop on Bayley street Saturday. Damage
slight.
Miss Mary Grandheld of Watson street
has been presented with handsome
gold watch and chain by her parents as a
birthday gift.
A French Democratic Club is being
organized in this city and among those
who are working hard to form the asso-
citation is j. b. 8. Brazeau.
John Lafontaine, a lad who lived with
his parents at Molassesville, was drowned
in the Stump Hill pond Saturday after
noon. lie was in boat when it sprung
leak and sunk.
The following Pawtucket people were
registered at New York hotels the past
week: Miss Ames, Miss Davis, Miss
Sayles, j. II. Crossley, b. p. Clapp, G. p.
Moies, w. ii. Stearns.
Miss Geniveve Burke OF Worcester,
Mass, who has a soprano voice OF rare
quality, and who is studying in Worcester
for an opera singer, is visiting the family
OF Mr.. Wood on Main street.
The festival of the Mon Amour Social
Club takes place one week from next
Thursday, when the badge that Is on ex-
hibition in McElroy & MONEYS window
will be presented to the best driller in the
State.
The Woodbine Base Ball club played a
practice game Saturday and are now ready
to meet any amateur team in this or ad-
joining States. A game is being arranged
with the Banner Boys Of Providence for
next Saturday.
This evening at supper the Orthodox
Jews begin the observance OF the feast OF
the Passover, which will last week and
during that time no leavened bread or
food OF any kind containing fermenting
substance can be eaten.
The district officers and also the officers
OF Tyler and La Sale Councils OF Provi-
dence, and Delany Council, X. OF g., OF
this city, went to Charlestown, Mass.
yesterday and attended the organization
OF n council in that place.
This morning as William p. Hurley
stepped from an electric car, with his dog
| in front Of his place OF business, he was
run into by f. T.. Barker, who was riding
a safety bicycle. The shock was rather
severe to Mr.. Hurley. The dog escaped
uninjured.
Thieves paid another visit to Darligton
Friday night and succeeded in gaining an
entrance to the little depot, which they
robbed OF 62 cents in postage stamps and Q
razor. There was nothing else In the
building which they considered worth
carrying away.
The inspection of the Second Regiment
Il. /. NJ, will in all probability be in the
open air this year. Col. Moran's projec,
is to assemble the eight companies In
Providence on Memorial Day, and have
review and inspection exercises on tn,
Dexter Training Grounds. The idea il
meeting with much favor.
The Tenth Annual ball and banquet o.
the North Attleboro Musical and Literary
Association will be held in Emmet's Hal
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