Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-03
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Many weddings may now be expected.
Wednesday the battle OF ballots will
take place.
The East Ends defeated the Rovers to
2 Saturday.
The Y. M. c. A. base ball team began
practicing Saturday.
Delaney Council, K. Of c., will meet
Wednesday evening.
There was no Sunday school at 5t.
Mary's Church yesterday.
The funeral OF Walter II. Fifield will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
The Manville and Y. NJ. c. A. football
teams played tie game Saturday.
Don't fail to see EAST Lynne" at 10th
rop's Grand Opera House this week.
The Wanderers went to Fall River Sat-
urday and defeated the Olympics to l.
The baseball season will be opened We'd
nesday by the Browns and Boston League
team.
Tomorrow evening Tower Post, q. A. R.,
will attend the bean supper OF Camp A. X.
Tilton, Sons of Veterans.
The messenger boys of the Postal Tele-
graph Company appeared out this morn
ing in new gray uniforms.
The funeral of Joseph, son OF Francis
Farrell, took place yesterday afternoon
and was largely attended.
An interesting meeting Of the Kearney
Light Infantry will be held this evening
and every member should be present.
The festival to be given by the young
ladies OF st. Joseph's parish will be
opened Wednesday evening in Celtic
Hall.
The LittleHeld mill In the rear OF North
Main street was shut down a few hours
today on account of an accident to the
machinery.
Matthew Goodwin, who Is employed at
the Dunnell Print Works, was presented
with handsome basket OF flowers by his
associates Saturday.
Rev. Father Farrelly of the Holy Trinity
parish has returned and taken charge at
ter long illness. During his absense
Rev. Father Redinan was in charge.
Saturday night couple of tough young
sports got into fight In the lobby OF
the Opera House and were quickly hustled
down to the station by Officers White
and Gardner.
The annual Easter Monday ball OF the
Ion xxiI Al ha n n
this evening In Infantry Hall. Judging
from the experiences of the past good
time is assured.
The Burnside Cadets held their regular
hly meeting yesterday afternoon al
| there room In the Cottrell block. They
W III visit the fair OF the Lafayette Guards
tomorrow night.
| The Sarsfield Association will hold III
annual ball in Sarsfeld Hall. East avenue
this evening. Az all previous efforts o
this society have been success this viii
surely be the same.
| Saturday well known newspaper maj
received cat by express from New Yorl
| city. II may have been meant for al
April fool joke, but 1t was not, as the fe
| line is an old friend and the express wa
paid.
| The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Wild
took place this morning from her lat
residence corner Of Paisley street ant
Lonsdsle avenue. A high mass of re
QUEEN was celebrated at st. Mary
| Church.
The State Republican League Conven
tion is being held In Central Falls today
The delegates from the Garfield Club are
| Charles T. Harrison, Philo K. Tbayer
Thomas M. Sweetiand, alternates Adolpl
F. Davis, John Sheldon, Jr., and Fred q
Perry.
st. Mary's Temperance Society held
largely attended meeting yesterday after
noon. A committee consisting OF Messrs
J. J. O'Connor, John Morri-sey, William
j. Hampton, John J. O'Reilly and Thoma
Nc Laughlin were appointed to make tn
necessary arrangements for an excursion
on Sunday, May rs.
The Committee on Fire Department o
the City Council made tour of the CIT,
Saturday afternoon to ascertain how wei
the different sections were protected
against conHagrations. Driver Ward o
No. 3. station was In charge OF the ex
pc iition and had bis pair of coal black
hitched into supply wagon in whicl
was placed three seats.
At the Cathedral yesterday Rt. Rev
Bishop Harkins gave the Pspal blessing
The following were the officers at the sol
emn High Mass at 10 80 o'clock: Celebran,
Rt. Rev. M. Harkins, ID. D.; archpries
Rev. T. f. Doran, chancellor; deacons o
honor, Rev. VIM. II. Curley and Rev.
Tuite: deacon, Rev. Octave Langlois
subdescon, Rev. ID. M. Lowney; maste
| of ceremonies, Rev. r. f. McGee.