Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-08
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1 OlfdH HTe III tue mhTkct.
Easter cards are now In order.
The Presidents salary is s13s.Ss a day.
Merchants are laying In a stock OF greer
ribbon.
Rev. william B. Meenan was In towr
yesterday.
Prof Dainty left yesterday for bis train.
log quarters.
The original Bell telephone patent ex.
pired yesterday.
The Tower Light Infantry will be In
spected this evening.
George Oates returned yesterday from a
visit TO Woonsocket.
The call for he Democratic State Con-
vention was issued today.
The Mulespinners Convention will be
he'd in Walthsm, In April.
An orange tea will be given at the
First NJ. f. Church tonight.
Lyons Delany & Co., are making some
improvements In their store.
Soon that uncrowned king, the base ball
umpire, will be in his element.
Daniel Murphy OF the hrm Of Lynd &
Murphy has been confined 20 his residence
by illness.
The Carpenters and Joiners Union will
meet in Young lrelanders Hall tomorrow
evening.
Denny Shea, the goal tender, has gone
hank N fha 2ntndla
are crippled.
Many local sports are asking what IL
being done towards locating a base ball
team in this city.
Sixty-four OF the United States senator's
are lawyers, one a preacher, one a doctor
and one a journalist.
Work was resumed at the Valley Falls
mills yesterday after a shcrt stop on ac-
count OF broken water wheel.
An important meeting OF A. K. Tilton
Camp, 8. OF ", will be held this evening.
large attendance is desired.
II is to be hoped that all snow storms
scheduled Tor this month will be post
poned on account OF the weather.
1t would seem queer to the Judges OF
the Supreme Coort II they did not get at
least one case a week from this city.
The new system adopted for caucuses
by the Democratic City Committee should
result satisfactorily to all concerned.
There Is thotoughfsre In the Fifth
Ward called Cemetery street, but that does
signify that it is quiet eighborhood.
Rev. Father Red!han OF the Holy Trim
ity Church preached an eloquent Lenten
sermon at St. Mary's Church last night.
Branch Parnell, 1. N. F., will meet to.
night and take action on the matter OF
taking part in the celebration OF st. Pat.
rick's Day.
Hon. Henry B. Metcaif, the candidate
OF the Prohibition party for Governor, sd.
dressed large meeting in East Green.
wich Monday evening.
A "conundrum" supper, followed by an
entertainment, will be given at the High
Street Universalist Church this evening
under the auspices OF the ladies OF Mrs.
Lanes class.
The family OF Thomas Corcoran, who
was formerly in charge of the local branch
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany OF this city, now OF Troy, n. Y, will
soon remove to that city.
Tomorrow morning the case OF John A.
Clark and others against The Board OF
Aldermen comes up in the Supreme Court.
The matter In controversy is the striking
OF names from the voting lists.
A new cable was put in the College Hill
tramway route, Providence yesterday.
The old cable was put in July 2nd. The
cable Is three miles long and an inch and
a half in diameter. Its cost is s244O.
A meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen
will be held tonight. The report on tue
License Commissioners books will not be
presented until next Wednesday, when
both branches OF the City Council meet.
The newly-appointed firemen Of the No.
station will tender a supper to the older
men at the house Friday evening. Mem
bers OF the City Government have been
invited and good time will be in order.
The lieutenants and sergeants OF the
Providence police were summoned before
Chief Child Sunday and given instruc-
tions en- the new rules OF police etiquette.
Many OF them are reading up Lord Chester
field.
Tonight the Kangaroos' benefit game
taxes place. The Grsys will meet them
and before that time the Pswtucket city
team and Attleboro's will try their hand.
There will also be a base ball game and
an orange race.
A young Attleboro girl, who has been
assisting in the care OF a relative in North
Attleboro, was recently stricken with
scarlet fever. Sunday, she in company
with another girl, went to Attleboro in an
electric car, which was filled with people,
who were thus exposed to the contagion.
The girl Monday was dangerously Ill.