Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
4awtnfket Tribnue.
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warranto case today.
The new Garfield street scheolhouse
will be dedicated next Fridey. ,s
Miss Clara Osficld Hospitality entortain-
ed number OF her friends last evening.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet next
Monday morning at 10 o'clock to canvass
the voting lists for 1882.
The Woodlawn Willing Helpers gave an
entertainment and cafe In the woodlawn
Chapel last evening.
uRhode Island pensions: Original, Wild
ows, etc.-Maria L. Bethel, Eliza p. Con-
lon, Celista M. Barden.
When you see counterfeit coin on the
sidewalk always pick 1t up. You are liable
to arrest II you try TO pass It.
L. B. Darling and wife and Mrs. l.. B.
Darling, Jr., left yesterday for st. Angus
tine, Fla., for few weeks visit.
The books stolen from the public library
were taken from the police station yester-
day and returned to the library.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet next
the voting lists for 1892, according to law.
A party OF young people were pleasantly
entertained at the residence of Miss Ma
bel Johnson, on Moultop street, last
evening.
The handsome silver cup, which Is to
be giving to the best waltzcr by the
Irvings tonight. Is on exhibition In the
window at Gregory's.
Chief Mafshal Herman has appointed
Lieutenant John J. Kirwan Of Providence
and Captain Burns of Central Falls a. his
aids for st. Pstrick's Day.
Benjamin Lenthier, editor and proprie-
tor OF Le National OF Lowell, and pro-
prietor OF thirteen other papers, called at
the TRIBUNE Office yesterday.
j. Frank Snow and +. Estella Guild
were married at the residence Of the
brides parents on Pleasant View Thurs
day evening by Rev. Mr.. Snow.
An opera house on. the site Of Arnold's
Broad street stable would be just what
this city wants. The Messrs. Taylor OF
Worcester propose 20 erect such a build
ing.
Della 4agnon was arrested today by
Detective Haberlin for selling liquor In
Dartmouth, Mass, without a government
license. She had been stopping here a
short time.
Mayor Carroll will be the principal
speaker at the Fall River celebration OF
tho birth OF Robert Emmet, which takes
place In that city on the evening Of Sun.
day, March 8.
team by his horse becoming frightened
and running into a post at the head OF
Garden street yesterday noon. Mr.. Miner
was badly bruised.
L. A. Colwell & 20. arc doing big bus
mess at their cash market. Among those
who will attend TO your wants are Fred z.
Grout, n. c. Barker, J. F. Oats, Charles
Abbott, Arthur Schiller and James Ford.
There will be meeting OF the delegates
to the st. Patrick's Day convention In
Sarsfeld Hall Sunday evening at 7;3o.
There is important business to be trans
acted and some interesting reports to bs
heard.
A young man Of this city who is little
nervous because II Is leap year, Is trying
to figure out the answer to q question,
put TO him by "bewitching" girl as
follows: "If your mother were iay
mothers mother-i law, what relation
would you be to mc'"
The Catholic knights OF America last
evening initiated one member and two
propositions for membership were re-
ceived. According to the reports the
membership of the organization In this
State at present is 900 and the order at
large Is close on 5000.
The young ladies in charge OF the leap
year social Monday night have adopted
some remarkable names which will make
the programme an article OF curiosity.
Miss Arabella Snodgrass is general floor
manager and her aids are Mrs. Partington
and Mrs. Pstsey Brannagan.
The sarfiel6 Association viii celebrate
the Hath anniversary Of the birth OF Rob-
ert Emmet on next Thursday evening In
its hall. The meeting will be public one
and admission will b free to all, as It Is
the desire of tho association to give every
one an opportuniety to bc present and
listen to the story OF the career OF Ireland's
martyr son, Robert Emmct. Mayor Car
roll will preside and the other speakers
will be Hon. John J. MoDonough OF Fall
River, Gen. John NJ. Brennan OF Provi-
dence and James +. Murphy, Esq, OF Cen
trail Falls. There will also be good con-
cert OF patriotic songs.
The first social OF the Irish National
Forester Drum and Flute Band was held
In sarsield Hall last night, and there was
a very good attendance. Those present
trippcd of tho twenty-four numbers on
the programme mcrrily TO the music OF
vance's orchestra. John Healy was
Floor Manager, and be was assisted by
Thomas Lowrcy and Francis Cawley, and
the following composed the committee OF
arrangements: John Mclaughlin, ChsiS-
man, John Ticrnan, John Hcaly, Thonss
Hartwell, Francis Cawley, Patrick Nc
Namsra, Thomas Lowry, Treasurer,
William Bower, Edward McC;ofY, Bernard
Coffee.
h,plcssant way TO spend tomorrow evc-
ming will be to attend the illustrated lee
ture on Christopher Columbus and George