Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-20
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TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
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tomorrow evening to elect officers.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
James Paquin and Dina Deceles.
Mrs Emma, wife OF Ira r. siade, died
yesterday at her residence on River street.
The old buildings on Lumber and Pleas
ant streets would make an excellent place
for big fire.
The fair of the East Side Base Ball Club
opens in Washington Hall, School atreet,
tomorrow evening
The Woodbine Base Bail team leave at
1880 Saturday for Fishervillc, Mass, 10
play the local team.
A number OF the young people Of this
city will attend the Young Ladies Social
in Attleboro Friday evening
The German Society called the "Erhoh-
ling Verein" viii give a concert IN Ger
man Hall, Sunday, April oath.
The Diamond Base Ball team takes the
place OF the Hamiltons OF last year. They
have nearly all the latter clubs players.
There will be a meeting Of the New Eng
land League tonight when the circuit
will be completed and the $500 entrance
fes paid.
The Burkes OF Lowell were yanqushed
by the Providence Grays by score Of 10
TO on the Adelaide Park grounds yes.
tsrday afternoon.
Hostler Hewes has his sleeping room at
the police station nicely carpeted and 1T
ted up very neatly, the greater part Of il
his own bandiwork.
Rhode Island pensions: Original, IL.
George Hayden, Henry X. Scott, John
Walsh; original widows, etc, Rebecea NJ.
Allen, Maria A. Martin.
The No. Hose cart driven by Peter
REILLY was the first 10 reach Box l3 on
Pleasant street yesterday afternoon, and
all the comranies made good time.
Every musician who has ever been
credited with belonging 10 an orchestra,
mas been pressed into service for this
week, the demand has been 30 great.
horse belonging 10 l.. Sweet and
attached 10 market wagon became
frightened at an electric car on Lonsdale
avenue today and ran as far Of Log Bridge
without doing any damage.
The reception by the pupils OF Miss
Burke's dancing academy takes place in
Music Hall next Friday evening. The
reception lasts from 20 II o'clock and
promises to be very nice affair
The Star Base Ball Club have accepted
the challenge OF the Banner Boys OF
Providence for game for $500 SIDE. The
Ator nj 10, 1s . f,,a
Saturday il the Cove City team are ready.
Thomas Higgins OF the Woodbine was
out driving Yesterday afternoon and the
animal he was driving became rather frac-
tious on Main sSrtct and backed into n
Providence horse car, scratching the car
and hubs.
The funeral of Miss Bridget M. Healey
took place this morning from her late
residence on Patt street. The remains
were taken To st. Mary's Church. where
services were held. Burial was in the old
st. Mary's cemetery.
At the meeting of Delany Council, X.
OF c., this evening the grand officers OF
the district will be present and confer
the third and final degree on number
OF candidates. A social time will follow
the business OF the evening.
The summer season viii soon be with US
and with the blossoms the yacht cap,
sash, and cigarette fiend, with his white
flannel trousers, loud necktie and russet
shoes. Rut he IS one OF the trials OF this
transitory life which must be borne
Master Elijah Collins OF the class of 81
OF the High school has been admitted to
scholarship in the High School for Music
in Germany. This is quite an honor, as
few foreigners are admitted TO this school,
which Is q Government institution. OF
all the applicants but four were admitted.
About 200 persons visited tho parlors of
the Y. n. c. A. yesterday afternoon and
evening for the purpose OF inspecting the
competitive plans Of the new Cito Hall.
They will be on exhibition today, and
this evening up to 10 o'clock, after which
the Commission will take charge OF them.
One week from Friday evening in Tenn
pemperence Hall, High street, the young
men who were present at the Leap Year
ball February 29th will tender q return
social to the ladies TO whom they are in
debted for the enjoyable manner in which
they spent the evening that only rolls
around once in four years.
Scarcely had the cchos Of the recall for
the Pleasant street fire died away yester-
day afternoon when the big bells that
command everybody attention when
they sound, tolled OF 393. This box is
located on Mineral Spring avenue at the
junction OF that thoroughfare and Power
road where brush fire was in progress.
1t was a long run and the recall sounded
in less than half an hour
Monday evening very pleasant party
Assem- bled at the residence Of John Bennett
on Waldo street. Mr.. Bennett is superin-
tendent % the Lowell district 81 the John
Hancock Life Insurance Company and he
has been ill, having just recovered
sufficiently TO resume his duties. The
visitors were Superintendent Ngchall Of
Providence, and oil other employees 81
both cities, who rejoiocd over Mr.Bennett's
recovery and wished him perfect health in
the future.
Chief OF Police Perry has received let
ter from Abel Briggs Croy, telegraph
operator at the Creswick Railway station,
victoria Australia 20 thr effect that he