Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-22

The building boom has begun.
Attend the game Friday night.
One week from Sunday will be Easter.
The first Spring shower arrived yester-
day.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet Friday evening.
The Interstate cars are making very
good time on both routes.
The Court OF Probate will hold session
this afternoon at o'clock.
A long distance telephone has been
placed In the Mayors office.
A ventriloquist on train from Provi-
dense yesterday afternoon caused plenty
OF amusement for the passengers.
Frank L. johnson of Providence stopped
In this city to see his parents yesterday
while on his way to Worcester and Spring.
field.
The Pawtucket steamers are being pre-
pared for the Summer service. The feet
will consist OF the Planet, Pioneer and
Petrol.
The quarterly meeting OF Court City OF
Pawtucket, A. o. F., will be held this eve.
ming when delegates to the State conven-
tion will be elected.
The following Rhode Island pensions
have been granted: Original-Owen NJ oen,
William r. Northup, Charles Moses East
man. Original MISUNDERSTANDING Nc
Grath.
The Providence Juniors and one OF the
amateur teams of railroad men have vol
unteered to play a game Friday night SO
that patrons will have double attraction
on that occasion.
Friday evening meeting OF the
macbinists OF this city will be held In
Young Irelanders' Hall and q branch OF
international Association OF Machinists
will be organized.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock meet
ing of the stock holders of American Hair
Cloth Company will be held and officers
elected. This will be the first meetin u
since the consolidation.
The game OF polo between the newspa-
per men Friday night will not be 80 much
OF farce as some may imagine. The
teams are practicing and put up a very
good game for amsteurs.
The bazaar to be held by the Ladies Aid
Society OF st. Mary's parish will be very
fine and profitable affair judging from the
present outlook. The collectors are
meeting with unusual success.
w. II. Fry OF the Pullman Car Works,
Pullman, Ill, has been appointed super.
intendent of all the car shops Of the Con-
solidated Road at New YORK, New Haven,
Hartford, Providence and Valley Falls.
Both branches of the City Council will
meet tonight and the promise OF several
lively "cross counters" is bright. The
electric light matter will come up for dis
cussion and also the Tax Assessor trouble.
Miss Nellie Cheetban will open her new
millinery store In the Opera House Block
tomorrow and everybody is invited to the
opening. The public will find many sur
prises as new and artistic creations will be
displayed.
A telephone wire broke at the corner
OF Main street and Park Place last night
and this morning 1t hung across the feed
wire Of the electric street car routes. Al
though there was no apparent danger, yet
some people ventured over to the other
side OF the street.
At meeting o. Tower Post, No. IL, @.
A. R., Monday evening, Comrades Alonzo
r. Pierce, Gilman @. Fisher and Albert
G. White with the officers OF the post were
appointed committee to consider the
advisability OF establishing Grand Army
school day on the Friday before Memoir
day for appropriate exercises In the pub
lie schools, In which comrades OF the post
will take part. The sum of s5 was donated
to the fund for the purchase OF flags to
mark the graves OF comrades buried In
Southern cemeteries.