Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-19

TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
The theatrical season wsnes.
Dsnaelions are cropping up.
The strawberry festival is In oontempls.
tion.
Frank Perry OF New Bedford is here on
| q visit.
April showers bring May flowers, and
incidently, mud.
James Walsh of this city Is visiting
friends In Fall River.
Housekeepers are preparing to do battle
with the festive moth.
The Misses Joyce OF Boston are visiting
Miss Mamie Freeman.
Stephen Whitaker has returned from
Bermuda safe and sound.
The Common Council will hold an ad.
journed meeting tonight.
Albert Leigh OF Roanoke, Va, is visit
ng John Mill of Clay street.
Oscar Clsrkson OF this city was visiting
friends in Fail River Sunday.
The embryo city farmer is now getting
IN his work In his back yard.
Mrs. Robert K. Walker OF this city is
visiting friends IN Fall River.
John G. Dyer was out for the nrst
time yesterday since his illness.
The festive hat OF straw, OF the vintage
OF 1892, Is turning uneasil, In its grave.
Mr.. Gurney, through his Attorney, w.
Waldo Robinson, mas appealed the "U.'
case.
The bazaar OF Sanctuary Roger VIII
liams will be opened again tomorrow
evening.
James Foley OF this city, who was sent
to prison for three years, viii probs bly, be
psrdoned.
Charles w. Carter OF the fire depart
ment has returned from q visit to friends
In Summit.
The City Coal Company 10 fast rebuild
ing the structure destroyed by fre few
months ago.
Another session OF the Commissioners
on the Hamnond's pond nuisance case
was held yesterday afternoon.
John w. Evans and w. II. Deacon have
bought the Asa Hill property on Park
place and will erect business block.
The stock and fixtures OF the Pawtu,ket
Hotel are for ssle and the hotel to lease
for a term of years. see advertisement.
John McDonough, who had bis leg
broken Saturday night while foolipg, has
been taken to the Rhode Island hospital.
Mrs. Christians Apelies, mother OF W..
ii. Apelles of the American Band, died ut
her home, 10 Montgomery street, yester-
day.
James Norton of this city won an eie-
CANT diamond ring at the Easter festival
In Infantry Hall, Providence, Saturday
evening.
At a meeting OF the Vestry of the
Church of the Good Shepherd, held last
evening, an entertainment com mittee for
the year was appointed.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies Aid Association of the Sacred
Heart Church will be held IN the base
ment Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A
full attendance Is expected.
The Burnside Cadets opened a fair in
Washington Hall last evening and had
4, the Grattan Cadets of Providence as visi-
tors. A street parade was made led by
the Central Falls Cadet Band.
The grass on our lawns has put on an
unmistaksble vernal appearance, and the
trees are beginning to give like evidences
of the near approach Of spring. Posses,
your souls in patience, spring will come
sure.
A tawny orange II the latest thing IN
ultra fashionable note paper. 1t is called
"Indian gold" and thereon those who
would lead the march write In green ink
fastening their envelopes with green seal
ing wax to maintain the harmony:
This evening, Fred A. Stewart, cham
pion of New England, and Owen White
amateur champion of Providence, viii
play a match Of pyramid pool IN this city
Stewart will play the big odds o
eight or no count to Whites straigh
game, best IL In 21.
The second quarterly session of tn,
Grand Division, Sons OF Temperance, 4
being held in this city today. This even
ing reception will be rendered Mos
Worthy Patriarch Charles Everett of g,
Johns, N. B., and Most Worthy Scrib
Benjamin r. Jewell OF Boston.
The United Train of Artillery will oh
serve its 11sth anniversary by parad
and supper Saturday In Providence. Tn
parade will be at ESQ o'clock In the after
noon. In the evening the annual suppe
will be served. The annual meeting 70
the election of officers will be held nez
Monday evening.
1t Is stated on good authority that tn
Interstate Street Railway Company wi
not sell out to the New York synd
cate W hic b purchased tie Union Railroa
and the Pawtucket Street Railway or
any other concern. Mr.. Daggett has bee
IN New York for some time but 1T Is sal
his business there Is not to sell the roa,
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