Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-16
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Alexander Kinney will leave for Chicago
this week.
Philo e. Thayer left Sunday for the
Worlds Fair.
The local OF Edward Barker on hrst
page today Is interesting.
George Perry and Dexter Luther left for
the Worlds Fair Saturday.
The Democratic City Committee win
meet this evening at s O'Clock.
Work on the foundation Of st. Joseph's
parochial school has been begun.
The annual collection OF st. Mary's
parish will be completed this week.
Coroner jerks continued examining
witnesses in the Ware inquest today.
Officer 1sber, who is on his vacation, is
In New York, accompanied by his wife.
The wooden trolley poles on Pswtucket
avenue are rather unsightly and should
be painted.
The "synchronism of nations" held by
the Ladies' Aid Society of st. Mary's
Church netted s325.
Miss Katie Sullivan, who has been
visiting friends here, returned to her home
in Wauregan, Conn.,, today.
Saline Davingnon was today fined s5
and costs for keeping his saloon open af.
ter II o'clock Saturday night.
Next Sunday RI. Rev. Bishop HarkIns
will administer confirmation to a class of
children at st. Mary's Church.
His Honor Mayor Brown has approved
the ordinance making an appropriation
for a new police signal system.
Wednesday evening the third degree
will be conferred on number of men,
bers OF Delaney Council, K. ofC.
The reception to be given by the MEM
bers OF Delaney Council, X. Of c., to their
lady friends will be held Friday evening,
Nov.3.
Rev. George J. Bloomfield and Miss
Nettie NJ. Carpenter Will be united In
marriage at PARK Place Church Wednes.
cay evening, the 10Th.
The wind ofSaturday blew a skylight
of Lotbrops Opera House. In It's fall It
made a big hole In the roof of the lower
portion of the building.
Tomorrow morning at O'Clock a mass
OF requiem will be celebrated for the de-
ceased members OF the Young Mems
Catholic Association at st. Mary's Church.
Pensions have been granted the follow
ing Rhode Islanders: ncrease-Michael
bot Dot md
Jillson, Woonsocket. Original widows,
etc., Martha A. Very, Riverside.
The amount taken In by Tax Collector
Bates Saturday was sl66,3S3.5 This
added to the amount previously taken,
MAKES the total amount received up to
this morning s2sa, 596.53, which leaves to
be collected s20i ,s77.17.
A horse belonging to 8. o. Case, while
left standing on North Union street Sat-
urday evening, commenced to back, and
the rear wheels went through one of the
big psnes Of plate glass In the window Of
Meiklejohn q Lomas' store.
The feasts on the calendar Of the Catho.
| lie Church for this week ere "a follows:
Today, Blessed Victor, pope and confess
sor; tomorrow, Blessed Margaret Ala
cogue; Wednesday, st. Luke, evangelist;
Thursday, st. Peter OF Alcantara, con-
fessor; Friday, st. John Cantius, priest
and confessor; Saturday, st. Ursula and
companions, virgins and martyrs.
The officers at the station yesterday
and whoever happened to drop in there
were more or less amused by the sin ging
OF four of the men behind he bars. Peter
Johnson acted as leader and the Others
were John O'Neill Of Hebronville, Michael
Hanly OF Fall River and Charles Slade OF
Attleboro. The entertainment consisted o
solos, Duets, trios and quartettes. They
made the best OF the situation, like true
philosophers.
The play that will be given for the frs
time at Lothrop's Opera House this even
ing Is an Irish drama of the fret quality
OF excellence. Don't look for red coats
women hurled from cliffs or hard hearted
landlords In "The Shamrock" You vii
not find them but you will see a clear
Irish drama full Of Irish wit, laughabl
and most exciting situations. The hors
race IN the first act will astonish you OF
, account OF It's great realism.