Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-22
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In peaco secure and Justice strong:
Around our gifts OF freedom draw
The safeguard of Thy righteous law
And. cast in some diyEcr mold
Let the new cycle shame the old.
The Catholic Knightslof america will
meet tonight.
The Towers" will hold their masquor-
ade this evening
There will be lots Of bonnie lads anc
lasses at Music Hall this evening.
Officer Smith has been added to the sick
list with Officers Wilbur and McCusker.
Branch Parncll, /. \. r., will meet Sun
day at 2 p. m. to transact business of I'M
portancc.
The Wanderers will go To Fall River
tomorrow to meet the crack East Emo
team OF that city.
John J. Hogan has magnificent sigr
over his bottling establishment, painted
by Daniel Donovan.
The hearing on the contested will case
OF the late Michael Murphy began in the
Probate Court today at o'clock
An infant daughter Of James Cooney
corner OF Cottage street and Central ave-
nue. died Just before noon today.
The fair OF the Woodbincs was Literally
patronizcd last evening. Considerable
interest was manifested in the prize waltz.
Company A, First Battalion Cavalry,
will hold a military and civic dress ball In
the armory in the Depot Building next
Friday evening.
Charles Darling, who was employed in
the ticket Office at the depot, died last
night after short illness, a victim OF
quick consumption.
In the calendar Of the Catholic Church
today is he Feast of SS. Vincent Aanasta-
sius, martyrs; tomorrow, Espousals OF the
Blessed Virgin Mary.
The usual drum corps street parade was
made last evening. II Is supposed that
this would take place If the drummers
had to wear snow shoes.
BY notice on the first page IL Will be
seen that Miss Gavin, dressmaker, has re-
turned from New York and has resumed
business at No. q Park Place.
An adjourned meeting Of the Woman
Suffrage League will be held tomorrow n
3 D. M. at 80 North Union street. Interest
ing speakers will be present,
Hostler Hewcs now has To keep an ac'
count of every time the patrol wagon oi
ambulance goes out, stating where II went
the time, for what purpose, etc.
II has been remarked that prominence
has its draw backs. The drum major
doesn't see as much of the parade as tn,
man on the curbstono But he is In 1t.
There are a number of weddings sci
down for the near future. Whether it Ii
the result of this being leap year or not
it does not matter. Let the good work
go on"
Next Wednesday evening the Star Base
Ball Club will tender n complimentary
ball in Infantry Hall to those who assisted
at the fair recently held The rresenta'
tions will then take place.
The well-known bakery establishment,
OF p. Duffy x Co. is doing large and lu-
crative business, as 1t deserves. They
have three excellent wagons constantly on
the road delivering the products of their
bakery.
The fair OF the Woodbinc Base Ball Club
was well attended last evening. The prize
waltz was won by George Whitaker and
Miss Brennan. The voting on the ladies'
umbrella closed and was won hy Miss
Conway.
{. &. Mann, representing the publishing
house OF A. NJ. Thayer d Go. of Boston, Is
engaged in canvassing this city and vicin-
ity for subscriptions for the book of Gen
cral Benjamin +. Butler. No doubt he
will be successful.
Tonight the Central Falls Temperance
Cadets will leave by special horse car at $
o'clock for Providence TO give silent
drill before the Cleveland Club. Captain
Devinc will take eighteen men with him,
which compose the squad.
Yesterday afternoon n young man en-
ployed ut the w. ii. Haskell n Co.'s bolt
shop was injured by having his head
caught in the elevator. His face was
bruised and scratched, but he was not
severely injured lie was taken home.
Conductor Greene o. the s o'clock cal
from Providence probably prevented 1
serious fire this morning. ~he ash box in
the rear of James Murphys house on Pin,
street was discovered in blaze. II I.
situated against the end of shed thai
extends very near the end of the house
A few pals Of water extinguishcd tn,
flames.
The opening piece at the Burns Ami
versary concert this evening will intro
duce the following selections: "Ther
/ Was Lad" aye Banks an Bracs," 80
\ n the Arts" "Kinloch o. Kinloch," III
/ Rode Upon Racer" "Comc Ger tn
4 Stream Charlie" "Oh, This is no my ali
House" and "Auld Lang Syne." Don
fail to get one OF the beautiful libretto
and dance programmes that are to be used
The concert will start promptly at s p. m
A commercial traveller was nroun,
town yesterday exhibiting a curious con
trivance, shaped like wringing machin,
but small enough to go into the pocket
BY feeding scrap of paper between th
rollers aud then turning the handle
dollar bill came out at the other sid,
The secret lay in the bills Deing prev
iously rolled within one OF the cylinder
and the piece Of paper disappeared in tn
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