Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-01-04
THE WEATHER.
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.


William p. Hurley wSs in Boston today
on business.
II is quite the proper thing now to
carry a pair OF skates.
his home $40 East avenue.
This evening the regular meeting OF De-
laney Council will be held.
William T, Victory sports a handsome
diamond ring, the gift OF a friend.
Bernard Riley OF No. / station has been
placed in charge OF the Warwick truck.
All the banks in the city have collection
OF Worlds Fair souvenir coins on exhibi-
tion.
A special meet ing OF the Pawtucket Ca
diets will be held this evening in Celtic
Hall.
Medical Examiner Kellihcr has ordered
an inquest on the death OF Fireman James
Coogan.
Contrary as it may seem, It's the tailor
who makes the sales and the sailor who
makes tales. -
Another has been added to the Gill
faction. He came yesterday and weighed
nine pounds.
Misses Mamie and Maud McGrsth Of
Cross street, Central Falls, are visiting in
Hartford, Conn,
The funeral Of William r. Nicholas will
take place tomorrow morning at $3.50 from
st. Mary's Church.
sIl I Ia
pairing for a sale OF unredeemed pledges.
See advertisement.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Albajence Covlll and Janette A. Bassett,
both OF Connecticut.
Keep an eye on the pneumonia demon.
He is about, and the doctors are meeting
him at every other turn.
The linemen are not rs a rule n very dis
sipated set OF men, but they certainly live
high a great deal OF the time.
The funeral OF Driver James Coogan
will take place tomorrow afternoon from
his home on Central avenue.
Manager Browne ofthe Pawtucket Loan
Company has just narrowly outwitted
threatened attack OF pneumonia.
In McElroy & Moneys show window
isa fine picture OF the hierarchy Of the
Catholic Church III the United States.
This evening the annual banquet and
ball OF the Sacred Heart Christian Doc
trine Society will be held in Temperance
Hall, High street.
The TRIBUNE has received a,handsome
lage Conn, one OF the best job printers in
Eastern Connecticut.
The officers OF Eureka Lodge, No. 5,
Knights of Pythiss, were installed last
evening. There were a number of short
speeches, and collation. was served.
Some OF the young men who are fondly
wearing raggy, embryo boards and am
bitious VandN kes could improve their ap.
pearsnce greatly by the use Of 4 razor.
Charlie Bassett, the great second base
man, is spending his time quietly in this
city. He is looking fine, ana says ne will
probably go back to St. Louis IN tho
Spring.
John McGrath, n student at Holy Cross
College, Worcester, returned to the insti-
tuition today after spending short vacs-
tion with his parents on Cross street,
Central Falls.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges with
thanks the receipt OF most handsome
illuminated calendar from u. A. JlIlson,
house painter and decorator OF - II
North Main street.
Yesterday afternoon heavily laden
truck had wheel wrenched off in the
car tracks in Trinity Square at the same
spot where the accident happened To the
combination ladder truck.
The work OF renovating the Board OF
Aldermen chamber after the accident OF
Monday has commenced. The ceiling
which did not fall is to be taken down
and the whole sheathed over.
An Italian woman lamed Poll, who was
taken TO the State Insane Asylum last
week, died there yesterday. Her husband
said he was too poor to bring the remains
here and they were buried there.
This evening reception will be ten
dered Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins in 81.
Msry's Hall under the auspices. Of the
Young Mems Catholic Association. Rev.
Father Mcguire of Albssy. y. Y, viii de-
liver an address.
William T.. Nicholas OF Mulberry street
died yesterday after lCng illness. lie
was Tor long time employed IA second
,sand in the weave room AT the Slater
mills and was well liked by every one
His funeral will take place tomorrow
morning from st. Mary's Church.
Sister NJ. Hildegarde, a sister OF the Or
der OF Mercy, Claverck street, Providence
formerly Miss Anastssia NJ. Bligh, and
daughter OF the late John Bligh, passed TO
her eternal home Monday morning deeply
loved and mouTned by a large circle OF rel
atives and friends. Her funeral took place
from the Cathedral this morning at
-oaJ6eix.
Police Superintendent Colbert OF In
dianapolis yesterday officially presented
the papers for the extraction of Supreme
officers Hosmer and Rouse of the Iron
Hall. The men will resist TO the utmost
every attempt toward extradition. Gov.
Brown will hear arguments on Jan. 10 on
the application for the service OF the
reouisition papers.