Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05

Gilbert Payne is i'll again.
Summer seems to be with US.
Tomorrow Greek will meet Creek:
Polls open at 8 a. m. and close at p. m.
The Pawtucket Boat Club will meet this
evening.
The Cohen Block on Main street is be-
ing painted.
Every Democrat should go TO the polls
and cast his ballot tomorrow.
Thomas Davis and family OF this city
have been visiting in Fall River.
The Sarsheld Association will hold it's
annual ball Easter Monday night.
There were two vehicular accidents Sun
day in which three shafts were broken.
Mrs Frank O'Reilly is no better today
and fears are entertained for her recovery.
DR.. NJ. w. Kelliher returned today from
Philadelphia where he spent the past two
days.
There will be services in 1T. Joseph's
and the Sacred Heart Churches tomorrow
evening.
| wigwam has been erected in the
Fourth Ward by the Republicans for use
tomorrow.
Numerous organizations are arranging
for entertainments OF different nature
after the Lenton season.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
William vamplew Lodge, of Providence,
and Olive Vernon Of this city.
The fire department was called out this
morning at 6:45 by the ringing OF box "a
for a chimney fire on Broadway.
The Wholesale bicycle agents OF the
United States will enjoy a supper in
Havens's white room tomorrow evening.
Bridget Crogan, II years Of age, resid-
ing with her parents on Bagley street,
Woodlawn, died very suddenly..last even
ing.
There are q large number OF candidates
TO be initiated at the meeting OF Delany
Counc !, Knights OF Columbus, tomorrow
evening.
At the services in st. Mary's Church to-
Church, Valley Falls, will deliver tho
sermon.
The infant son of Owen and Catherine
Sullivan OF York avenue died this morn
ing. The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Hannah Pollard celebrated her
18th birthday at her home, COS North
| Main street, last evening in a very pleas
ant manner.
The case against John keenan, OF Plea
SAINT street for violation of the screen
law was today continued by Judge Shove
until Friday.
II Is said that John l.. Cattanach OF this
city aud w. II. Quinn OF Canada are
matched to wrestle in this city, April %,
for purse OF $500.
examination into the death OF Bridget
Crogan, pronounced that death was the
result OF natural causes.
Look i'm the big show windows Of the
Carpenter Company and see the elegant
display Of novelties in Spring furniture,
carpets and Chinese mating.
The Young Irelanders Association have
leased the hall formerly occupied by the
Single Tax Association for term OF years
and have named it Gaelic Hall.
Mrs. Alexander Waters died this morn
ing at her home on Parker street, Central
Falls. She WIS widely known and
respected, and was i'm her 67th year.
The business OF John j. Hogan, the
well-known bother, has grown to such
immense proportions since he began ad-
vertising in the TRIBUNE that he had to
put two more wagons on the road.
A few days ago proprietor OF a variety
store hung out the following sign: "Our
cigars can't be beet" Next morning
there were scrawled under it the addition
al words: "Maybe they're cabbages."
| Is 1t not about time that the Conant
folks built that new mill which was pro-
missed before the last Presidential elec-
tion? Probably it is going to be held
back and made Ito do duty for the cam
paign again next Fall.
Professors Walker and Hunold will give
their next exhibition at the Sanitary
Gymnasium next Friday night. In addi-
tion TO the boxers already announced in
these columns who will appear, will be
Barney Hubbard and J. Ryan of Boston.
| Thomas II. Rock and James r. Kelley
left Pawtucket last night on the boat train
for the metropolis. They will visit the
finest saloons in many OF the leading cities
in New York State for the purpose OF Sc
lecting fixtures for the saloon which Mr..
Rock will soon open in the Reed Block on
Main street. Mr.. Rock will spare no ex-
pense or pains to make his new quarters
the finest in New England.
Saturday night, just before closing up
time, there was pleasant occurrence at
Lynd a Murphy's. The members OF the
firm called the clerks together, and when
they had assembled presented Mr.. George
Handley with a handsome silver headed
umbrella. Mr.. Handley Is about to go
into business for himself in Providence,
and the gift was token OF the regard in
which he is held and will be sonnet hing for
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