Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-04

The Investigation Of the Consolidated
railroad officials into the Auburn accident
only lasted three hours. Shortest Oh rec
ord.
The mem bers OF the Goldsmith Reading
Circle had a very pleasant and interesting <
session at Elm street, Central Falls, last
evening.
Cupid is evidently on a vacation for not
a marriage intention has been filed at the
city clerks Office since Washington IS
Birthday.
The heavy snow storms have been OF
some benefit, as many laborers have been
given work on the highways removing
snow and ice.
A man from Dighton, Mass, was here
yesterday looking for a borrowed horse
and the man that borrowed 1t. The latter
is said 10 be in this city.
There was lively blaze In the picker
room at the Eagle Dye Works yesterday,
which was quenched by the tire depart.
ment belonging to the works.
The Society Of Civlcs met last evening.
The objects OF this organization is to en-
tighten its members on civil government
and hold two banquets year.
The engineer OF the mail train and the
conductor and rear brakeman OF the boat
train, that collided at Auburn, have been
suspended pending the result OF the in
quiry.
The entertainment TO be given In Music
Hall, Easter Monday evening for the BEN
eft OF the st. Jean Baptist Church will be
a very nice affair, under the Supervision
OF Rev. Father Delmarre.
The funeral OF James Greene, Jr., will
be solemnized tomorrow afternoon from
the corner OF Pine and Moore streets, Cen
tral Fails. He was general favorite and
all regret his untimely end.
Captain Rhodes has a small stock oi
warrants In his desk for men who have
driven over Exchange street bridge faster
than walS. Some are for Providence,
Attleboro and Central Falls men.
Harbingers Of Spring are now due and
liable to turn up at any time. We hardl,
expect consignment OF dsndelions thl
week; but blue birds and house cleaning
are liable to appear at any moment.
Tomorrow John F. Adams will hav
served rs years as orgsnist OF the Paw
tucket Congregational Church. A mu
sical praise service will be held at
O'Clock In the evening, commemorative o
the event.
DR.. p. j. Heifernan won the umbrella
offered by Lynd & Murphy to the per sol
giving the frat correct answer TO "Wh,
should an umbrella be square?" Tho an
swer being "Because it Isn't safe to leav,
'em round"
The regular meeting OF the Aquinas Ly
ceum will be held Monday evening ant
every member should be present to hea
| the report OF the committee on annua
soiree and the one appointed to secur
new quarters.
The remains OF George F. Olney wer
entered at Walnut Hill cemetery yester
day afternoon. The bearers were: Benja
man +. Davis, Charles II. Baker, William
II. Tracy and z. p. Tobie commander o.
| Tower post, q. A. X.
! 1t IL claimed that Secretary Morse OF tn
New England Polo League has been
little unfair in dealing with the Pawtuck k
, cts, for the team has played one game les
than the others thus having less chance o
q higher percentage.
The committee on public property o
Newport were out In the patrol wago
the other day trying the speed OF the ne'
horse when the animal formerly used b
the department and which was sold at
sacrifice as balky trotted by them at Y
gait.
Tomorrow there will be another meet
ing OF the ladies OF st. Mary's parish 4
the school hall when cards will be give
out to the collectors who will call ever
mont at the homes OF the parishonei
for the contributions to the CONVEX
fund.
The folio wing resolution regulating fur
loughs OF police officers has been sdopte
by the Providence Board OF Alderman
Burroughs Of ten days In each munic
pal year may be granted to members {
the police force, the same to be taken q
such time within the year as may be do
termined by the chief OF police. An e,
tension OF time with loss OF pay may b
granted by the Board OF Aldermen, upo
recommended ION OF the chief OF police"