Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-15
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The man with a long head Is rarely
headlong.
The Burnsides' fair was we'll attended
Saturday evening.
The Board OF License Commissioners
meets tomorrow evening.
Thomas 'Tierney has entered the emL
ploy OF J. Il. Judson, the engineer.
RThe Rovers and Olympics played a tie
game In the Spindle city Saturday.
Montreal" and Sullivan will box at
East Providence tomorrow evening.
DIR. Cannon is In town again after
vacation for the benefit OF his health.
The Board of Aldermen will act on the
widening OF East avenue this evening.
The monthly meeting OF the Common
Council will be held Wednesday, evening.
The Pawtucket City Band Orchestra,
ten pieces, will be at the Opera House this
evening.
Miss Maggie T. Lynch, who has been
visiting friends in this city, returned to
her home today.
the Emerald Isle where she will spend the
Summer months.
The annual excursion of st. Mary's
Temperance Society to Fall River will be
held next Sunday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Bernard Hughes Of
Water street took place from st. Joseph's
Church this morning.
The Lonsdale and Natick baseball teams
played a slow game Saturday at Lonsdale
and the latter won, 10 to 8.
young and prosperous business man
OF Mineral Spring avenue Is soon to lead
an estimable young lady to the altar.
Among the Pawtucket people registered
at New York hotel during the week were
J. W. Linton, w. Prescott and G. Cooper.
This evening Manchester and Black
stone encampments, 1. o. o. F., will go to
North Attleboro and visit Howard en-
campment.
| day about 200 persons availed themselves
OF the opportunity to take a sail down the
river on the steamer Planet.
| Among the visitors at the Columbian
exposition at Chicago last week were l.
B. Darling, Jr., John A. Jerauld and Miss
Hattie L. Perry of this city. Rhode Is-
land visitors are numerous.
Daniel Cooney, who is In the employ ol
Moran oros., the candy manufactures, felt
pretty big today when he started out with
a handsome new wagon and his pair o.
trotters wearing new harnesses.
At the regular meeting OF Delany Coun,
ell. X. OF c., Wednesday evening severa
candidates will be admitted to the frs
and second degrees and the officers elected
at the last meeting installed. A social
time will follow.
The Grand Court Convention of Rhod,
Island Forestry will convene tomorrow Al
River Point, where the delegates will b,
the guests OF Court Warwick. A feature
will be a complimentary ball to the dele
gates In the evening.
The feasts on the calendar OF the Catho
lie church for this week are as follows
Today, st. Sophia, virgin and martyr; To-
morrow, st. John Nepomucene, martyr
Wednesday, st. Paschal Baylor, con
fessor; Thursday, st. venantius, martyr
Friday, st. Peter Celestine, pope and con
fessor; Saturday, st. Bernardine of siens
confessor. Fasting day.
II. II. Houde writes to theI TRIBUNE In
his own defense. He Is the insurance
agent who was Thursday arrested upon
the charge OF fradulently obtaining
money. He says the complainants hav,
become mixed because he has not placed
any business with Starkweather & shep-
ley for long time. He also says that
some OF the cases mentioned, notably
Reynolds's, he has not been connected
with.