Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-30
TERSt IRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Al sword, the poloist, IS in town.
An old fashioned trust-trust to luck.
The season OF valentines is approaching.
Yon can'trmensure Ss-girls love by its
sighs.
Yesterday was the Chinamen's New
Year.
Officer Sword, who has been sick, is i'm
proving.
The funeral of Mrs. Pardon jerks oc-
Cured today.
Hammonds pond still seems tol be the
attraction.
The Celtic Institute will meet at p. m.
tomorrow.
William Majerhart OF this city is visit
ing In Fall River.
Mrs. Ruth Noonan OF the Merchants
Exchange is i'll.
Frank o'Neill OF this city is visiting
relatives in Fall RIVER.
| DIR. Herbert o. True has arrived home
from hs trip to Kansas City.
A statesman can always get a pull by
going to the dentists Office.
William II. Mellow was sent to the
Farm for six months today.
The funeral of Miss Deborah Crook Of
Dunnell avenue took place today.
w. $. Foster, former Secretary Of the
Y. M. {. A, was in town today.
The Wanderers are kicking for dear
! life in Fall River this afternoon.
Daniel McGinn Of Division street is
able TO he out after q severe illness.
The cells at the police station have been
throughly renovated, also the blue room.
Riverside has been visited by the "writ- =
ing paper, prize in every package swind-
| Ter.
John F. Quinn, formerly with j. II.
Brannaghan, is again at the old stand, IL
North Main street.
Miles Mulligan wore Il happy smile
yesterday over the advent sof bouncing
boy in his family.
| The big sale at the Merchants EN-
change begins next Tuesday. Read the
announcement today.
The funeral OF Frank lIutchins took
place yesterday afternoon from his parents
| home on Park street.
This year the people OF Pawtuckct
should see ST. Patrick's Day Celebration
worthy Of the day.
The graduating exercises at the Train.
ing School yesterday afternoon proved to
be very interesting.
Arthur Swift and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
FenDer OF this city were in Jewctt City
Ct, few days ago.
Esther, the widow OF James Hsdheld
who died in Fall River Wednesday, was
well known in this city.
There should be n full attendance at the
st. Patrick's Day convention to be held in
Sarsield Hall tomorrow night.
| The beer seized at the saloons of Will
kinson and Murby was forfeited this
morning in the District Court.
Elisha May, 7S years OF age and resi-
dent of South Attleboro, who was well
known in this city, died yesterday.
Rev. J. B. Jordan, pastor OF the Free
Baptist Church, will be rendered recep-
tion from to $3.50 Monday evening.
"Marry me, or I'll drop this bomb"
may be the ultimatum of some young wo-
man to her adored one, before the present
leap year expires.
The practise OF stopping vehicles
upon street crossings is one that occasions
no little annoyance to pedestrians and
should be checked.
John O'Neill, the tailor, accompanied by
Henry Chalk, manager OF the Pawtuck, t
store, will go to New York tomorrow to
look for spring styles.
The police received their pay all right
Wednesday from the City treasurer.
There probably viii be no more trouble
about paying the bills Of the city.
In the court OF Court Pleas Yesterday
John Garland was given verdict OF 1885
in suit to recover balance due from
Patrick Mulvey for digging a cellar.
The next athletic exhibition under the
direction OF Professor George A. Walker
OF the Sanitary Gymnasium will take
place in the early part of the coming
month.
The convention in Sarsfeld Hall tomor-
row evening should be attended by dele
gates representing enough societies TO
clearly get the ideas OF Irish organizations
OF the State on the question Of parade in
this city.
Raymond, the infant son of T.. ID. Cow
ard, manager of nayward's Rubber Store.
died yesterday. The parents have the
sympathy OF their many friends in their
sad affiiction
The installation OF officers Of st. Mary's 8
Temperance Society took place last even
ing. The exercises began with a grand
march led ny President O'Brien aud wife
after which dancing was in order. After
installation, dancing was again res umed.
odds aud Ends
The corporate existence Of the Holyoke
National bank Of llolyoke Mass has been
extended until Feb. s, 1912
Chief PostOiiice Inspector Wheeler has