Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-04
TERSE TRIBUNElTES.
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Here rests in peace child OF fate;
Don't idly pass him, stranger.
In life one day he tried TO skate
Too near the sign marked Danger"
Out OF sight-a blind man.
A baker is generally busiest when
loaf-ing.
The next legal holiday is washington's
birt thday.
Reeves orchestra has been engaged for
the Aquinas ball.
Annual ball OF the East Side Base Ball
Club tomorrow night.
Three weeks from today the Aquinas
ball will an event OF the past.
The wife OF James keenan, OF East ave-
nue. died yesterday afternoon.
The members of Tower Light Infantry
enjoyed u chowder last evening.
Many man who will indorse what you
say won't indorse what you write.
The members OF Charles f. Chickering
Lodge, X. OF p, dance this evening.
The real estate dealer does not want the
earth. He's always trying to sell 1t.
Tomorrow evening regular meeting OF
Branch Parnell, l. n. F., will be held.
1t is the man on the shady side OF life
who seeks the sunny side OF the street.
William Haskins and wife OF this city,
who have been visiting In Fall River, have
returned home.
Mrs. Albert Wilkinson and daughter,
Mary and Olivia, have returned from
visit to Tall River.
The case OF Frank 4. Sullowsy has been
appealed to the Marcn term OF the Court
OF Common Pleas.
p. McCurdy has opened a ladies' hair
dressing parlors in the Cummings Block,
Room /. He has q notice on the drst
page.
James Mckay, the genial cigar manu-.
facturer OF this city, has been appointed
y member OF the foot oall committee OF the
Free Wanderers.
James Wilson was arrested by Ofiicer
Cooper yesterday on charge OF being Q
common drunkard. He pleaded not
guilty and awaits trial.
Delany Council, Knights OF Columbus,
held an Interesting meeting last evening
Several persons were initiated and q mum
Der OF applications for membership were
received.
The Sacred Heart Christian Docrine So
cicty held OH interesting meeting last
evening. A committee was appointed Il
make arrangements for an entertainment
after Easter.
The Spinners Association is making
preparations for the annual convention o.
the union which will be held in this city
shortly. The convention will probably
last two or three days.
Charles p. Adams, auctioneer, sold q
public auction this forenoon the fixtures
and stock in trade of Robert Neil, corne
OF y xter street and Railroad avenue, Il
Donald Henderson for S255.
Michael Greenan, the Mineral Sprin,
avenue grocer, has been confined to hi
home since Christmas with a severe at
tack of the privailing ailment, but no
now on the road to recovery.
The funeral OF Elisha NJ. Smith tool
place this afternoon from his late resi-
dence, 103 East Auenue. Rev. J.
Wooley ofIiiciated. The remains will b
taken to Putnam, Conn, tomorrow 70
burial.
Arthur L. Sweet, Edward Z. Lothro]
and Henry NJ. Horton, delegates from tn
Pawtucket Boat Club, attended the meet
ing of the New England Amateur Row
ing Association in the Revere House, Bos
ton, last evening.
Tie following persons will appear q
/ the athletic exhibition at Prof Walker
/ gy mnasum the 10Th of this month
Hubbard and Cooney; Kempton and Bar
nett; Maxwell and Doran; Eaton An
! Kelly; James and Collett.
Last evening series of games Of whil
was begun by the Etna Association {
this city and the Twen-On Club of Prov
dence for handsome silk banner TO
/ furnished by the organization losing th
ost number OF games. The first game
of the series were played in this city las
night.
A story that savors much Of the viii,
woody West with half dozen Of despers
does OF the Jesse James ilk thrown In,
now going the rounds. A band {
burglars are snid to be entrenchsd In
cave on the old Jim Allen place, just ov'
the Attleboro line. The man who CLAIM
to have visited this place should take Il
officers there.
"The County Fair" Is being held nt Il
Providence Opera House this week, and
is great play. Crowded houses are Il
rule and the weeks business will be bi
us Il has been in all ether cities. It
horse race scene Is a wonder. Thr
horses, with brightly costumcd jockey
arc seen for full minute going at brea
neck speed. Then the "husking bee"
also a splendid rural scene.
Miss Florence willard, daughter
Captain George o. willard, who Is as VI
known here as at home In Providen'
made her debut on The stage last Frid
evening as Mary Darbyshirc, In "swt
Will," pre-, snted by the Tslma Club. 8
gave n very painstaking and praisewort
portrayal OF the character and demo
strated that she inherits much Of
fat hers genius i'm the theatrical line.