Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-08

oIoohf IoIuxIbpno IiCAo0 Up Gv0Iv
where BY UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
Miss Annie J. Mooney of the Publi
Library has been Ill during the past week
Manager Campbell OF Lothrop's oper,
House at Worcester was In town ysster.
day.
William Marian has bought the Ellery
Sears estate on North Bend street fol
| 1850.
The Y. M. c. A, eleven added to theil
laurels Saturday by defeating the Thistlss
| 4to2.
Arthur Quebec, the little boy who wa,
burned Saturday, Is In comfortable con-
dition.
Lyons Parker and sister, Miss Parker OF
Boston, are the guests OF Councilman
Delany.
A valuable horse belonging to George
Graham, the Division street grocer, died
yesterday.
Bernard r. lDugan IL confined to his
home on Olive street with an attack OF
pneumonia.
Miss Alice Goodwin and Miss Mykins
OF Providence spent yesterday with
friends in this city.
The alarm today was for nre In the old
LeFavour mill. Harry spencer's prompt
action prevented big loss.
The annual inspection of A. X. Tilton
Camp, 8. OF ", occurs at the regular meet.
ing on Wednesday evening.
A. e. Covell, e. LittieHeid and J. A.
Maley of this city were registered at New
York hotels during the week.
Another OF the "open meetings" OF the
pleasant series by Tower Post, No. II. @.
A. R., will be held this evening.
The cup won by the Wanderers satur-
day will be brought here tomorrow. Den.
ny Shea has 1t on exhibition In Fall River
today.
The various voting contests now going
on In st. Joseph's parish will be closed
at the entertainment to be given by the
Young Peoples Institute May 10.
Frank Mullen, well known and high.
ly esteemed young man, 26 years of age
died very suddenly at his home corner OF
Pond and Kepler streets yesterday after
noon.
The Rev. Alexander McGregor will give
and congregation OF the Pawtucket Con.
gregational church at his residence this
evening from to 8 O'Clock.
The Cathedral was lighted by electricity
for the nrst time yesterday and as the
children deposited bouquets at the feet OF
the newly crowned statue OF the Blessed
Virgin the effect was beautiful.
There was q large audience In Music
Hall last evening to listen to tho sacred
concert by the Virginia and Texas jubilee
Singers and 1t was one OF the best con-
certs OF It's kind given here for q long
time.
A young man who saw q lady make an
unsuccessful attempt to sit down grace.
fully while arrayed In one Of the new
style dresses remarked: "Crinoline, like
truth, though crushed to earth will rise
again.
A newspaper man OF this city was the
surprised recipient of two May baskets
during the past week and 10 at o loss to
know who 1t is that has such regard for
knight Of the pencil as to make him
envied by all the fraternity.
The old Baptist church on School street,
which was the property OF the Veteran
Firemen's Association, was'sold Saturday
afternoon to Rev. A.S. Coates, pastor OF
the First Baptist church. It is under
stood that the colorsd Baptists will wor-
ship there.
Enoch B.'Hill and wife returned Sat-
urday night from a weeks stay at Pitts
burg, Penn. Mr. Hill went as a delegate
from Rhode Island lodge, Order OF Gar
inspectors Protective Association, to at
tend a convention Of car inspectors held
In that city.
The feasts on the calendar OF the Catho-
lie Church for this week are a. follows:
Today, apparition Of st. Michael; Tues
day, st. Gregory NaxanEien, bishop and
confessor; Wednesday, st. Isidore,
ploughman; Thursday, The Ascension OF
Our Lord; Friday, st. Pancras, martyr;
Saturday, st. John the Silent, bishop.
This evening the demonstration In
favor OF Home Rule for Ireland will be
held in Music Hall, Providence, and there
will be hundreds present from this city.
The Irishmen of Rhode Island have al
ways come to the front when assistance of
any kind was needed, and they will to-
night, believing that by one supreme Of.
fort now the long. fought object may
be accomplished.
A goodly number of members OF the
sarsfield Association went to Fall River
yesterday and were entertained by the
Shields Club Of that city. An able ad-
dress upon the Irish situation wss made
by Hon. John J. MoDonough, who was
last week appointed Judge of the second
Bristol Judicial district by Gov. Russell.
Judge McDonough is . polished speaker
and his remarks were we'll received.