Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-04
Hawtnekrt Grihune.

where by Ubiquitous Rsportsra
The world 10 d crowded bus:
A few good men perhaps.
May get seat, the rest Of Ne
Must hold on by the straps.
Cold feet-two feet of snow.
The best thing out-a oonfisgration.
It came In like a lioD-the month oi
March.
Snow plows were seen about ~ often as
horse cars yesterday.
Thomas Higgins is confined to his
home With a severe cold.
There will be services In all the Cstbo-
lio Churches this evening.
Miss Hattie Lake Of Central Falls Is
visiting friends In Fall River.
The funeral OF Mrs. Viola Sioeun viii
take place tomorrow afternoon.
The first base ball game OF the season
was played at Hot Springs, Monday.
The football games for Saturday Will
have TO be postponed on account OF tbs
snow.
Miss Mamie Callaghan OF Joiiy's milii-
pery store II III at her homo .oB Park
street.
A dealer In snow shoes could reap q for
tune among residents OF the back streets
Just now.
The remains OF Mowry b. Cole were
conveyed to Norwich, Conn, yesterday,
for inteyment.
The small boy Is now In bis glory and
may be seen at all hours OF the day and
evening dragging q sled.
The Young Wemen's Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet this evening st
the hone OF Mrs. Kent, 4s Mason street.
Sleishipg parties composed Of from two
TO forty were very numerous last evening,
and the toot OF tin horns and the Jingle
OF bells made the night seem lively.
The Brsseau children, Anstole and Miss
Theresa, were great favorites ct the musi.
cal carnival In Worcester and received
very natteripg notices from the papers Of
that city.
The stock and fixtures OF tho grocery
occupied by Oliver Daigneault win bo
sold at auction tomorrow. The stsrc 10
located on North Main street, opposite
the police station.
A horse belonging TO Oditer Ramo, at.
tached TO an express wagon, shunled OF
It's mortal cell on Pawtucket avenue ycs-
terday and lay In the centre Of the street
nearly covered with snow for some time.
Mr.. ShsrtenberS sfthe 6rm OF Sharteu-
berg & Bobinson, and Mr.. Studley OF the
cloak department, have returned from
New York and Philadelphia where they
have been securing bargains for spring
trade.
Two vehicles, enc Y reach" aud tho
other an express wagon, arc stuck IN .
snow DRIFT In front OF the residence Of
Frapk Curry on Prairie avenue. In order
to get by, drivers have to 20 through Mr..
Gurry's yard
The watch stolen from tho Union psci.
dc Tea Store was returned yesterday af.
the manager was In the back room. The
item In the TRIBUNE was seen and the
person acted accordingly.
A concert will be given st Park Place
Church this evening. Among those who
will take part are: Mrs Edward HOFFMAN,
Cora Hudson, Sadie Duxbury, Carrie May
Smith, Fred L. Martin, J. Edgar Nicker-
son and Will n. Anthony.
A horse attached to q sleigh dashed
through Main street yesterday, coming
down Broad street. At the railroad cross
ing 1t snapped one Of the guards In a
jifYy, and in front OF the new bank
building II took the sidewalk, and several
people narrowly escaped injury.
Cavsnaugh Manning have begun oper.
ations on their new stable on Broad
way. When finished, II will be q dne
structure. twill be lo6 feet long, 80 fost
wide and three stories high. The second
and third stories will be . carriage reposi-
tory, while the first noor will contain
stalls for nearly 100 horses. Mr.. Manning
will also have his undertaking rooms In
the new building. 1t will be ready for
occupancy about April !.
"Hands Across the Sea-" the powerful
English melodrams, will be the attraction
at Keith's Gaiety Opera House following
the ''stowaway." This Is the play which
had the remarkable run of six hundred
consecutive nights In London, and no less
remarkable run OF one hundred and 6f-
~ nights at the Boston Museum last year.
The scenery and stage mountings will Be
the same a. at the met ropolitan theatres,