Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-25
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The T. &. @. club will hold leap year
ball February 10.
Lyons Delany & Co. furnished coffee to
the police Sat turday night.
Frank Herman OF Bridgeport, Conn, Is
visiting friends in this city.
The Union wadding company has de.
clared a per cent. dividend.
George Andrews OF Cherry street In
again seriously i'll with tie grippe.
Officer William Rockford has been sus-
pended on account of drunkenness.
Barney Fagan's place as full back will
be hard To iii IL he decides to go TO Fail
River
The complimentary ball OF the Star
Base Ball club occurs Wednesday evening
in Infantry Hall.
The Grattan Cadets OF Providence, re-
Gently organized, now have q member
ship Of over fifty.
The Wanderers were defeated again
Saturday by the East Ends on the lstter's
stamping ground
Yesterday was q day that was enjoyed
by all especially those who spent part Of
' the afternoon skating.
The Olneyville Temperance Cadets are
arranging for another athletic entertain
ment TO take place Feb. lst.
Edward Butler OF this city will be united
in marriage Thursday to prominent
young lady Of Whitinsville, Mass.
/ Fred Heath, lad residing on the old
Boston road, fell through trap door in
/ the barn Saturday and was severly injured.
Rev. Father Cofiey Of Valley Falls cele-
brated the last mass at st. Mary's Church
I yesterday and preached an excellent SER
mon.
Charles Locke, formerly in the news
| paper BUSINESS In Trinity square, has so-
cepted position as cook at the Aumann
House
Frank II. O'Rork, Treasurer OF the
! Catholic Knights of America, has so far
/ recovered from his recent sickness rs TO
} be able TO be out.
The military and civic dress ball OF
Company A, lst Battalion Cavalry, X. l.
NJ, occurs Friday evening in the armory
in the depot building.
The residents Of South Woodlawn com
plain, and with considerable reason, too
that what street lights are down in that
section arc not lighted regularly.
Now they say we will have electric cars
during ne coming month. BY that time
the new plant of the Pawtucket Gas Com.
pany will be ready to furnish power.
The fourth Athletic exhibition under
the direction OF Professor George A.
/ Walker o! the Sanitary Gymnasium oc-
/ ours on the 18th OF the coming month.
/ Sometime during the coming month the
erection OF a new church, for worshippers
OF the German Lutheran faith, will be
begun on Greene street near Central ave.
nue..
There was pleasant party at the house
of John ID. Jones on Marin street last
Saturday evening. The hours were pleas
antly passed with vocal and instrumental
selection
This is the time when the man who has
not put on skates for half generation
suddenly furnishes up an old pair and,
deserting his business, betakes himself to
the pond to "show the young fellows how
to skate"
A business meeting OF the kesrney
Light Infantry will be held this evening,
when business of importance will come
up. They expect to occupy their new hall
about the 5th OF February, every member
should be- present.
This city is as poorly protected, between
the hours OF > and in the morning, as
duty in the entire city during that time,
while Central Falls has one lonesome guar
dian OF the peace on the street.
William II. Fallon OF Central Falls VIII O
was employed on II. NJ. Arnold's new
stable fell from staging thirty feet to
the ground, Saturday afternoon. He re-
cieved n bad cut on the head. He was at.
tended by DR.. Stearns and taken home.
A reception was rendered jeffrey and
Gregory OF the International football
team in the Wanderers club rooms Sat
urday evening. There was n large gather
| ing OF leat her chasers and their friends
Many offers were refused by the former
| Pawtucket players while In the old coun-
| try.
The Continental Steamboat Company
are now getting their boats In trim fol
the summer season, which will commence
earlier than in former years. indications
| point 20 prosperous business for th'
company this year, and they propose t.
furnish boats enough TO accommodate
the multitude with case and comfort OF
their days pleasure 10 and from the var
ious shore resorts.
Edward j. Owens Is enjoying deserved
vacation at the residence OF his mother II
Berkeley. lie Is a student Of Holy Cros
College, Worcester, and he recently passes
a creditable examination In all his studies
winning praise from the professors ant
receiving the congratulations Of fellow
students and friends. He will resume hi
studies at the same institution next week
Rev. Father Lennon OF 81. Mary
Church preached an instructive sermon 4
his listeners ut the 1880 o'clock mass yes
terday morning. The reverend gentle
man, after reading the gospel, discourse
freely on leprosy and sin, and claimed tn
latter far more disastrous TO every one