Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-01
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April Foolf
The last day of Lent.
Joyous Easter tomorrow
The View has o very we'll developed
building boom.
Did you get fooled today, or, in other
words, make a foo! OF yourself?
The Young Irelsnders Association will
meet tomorrow afternoon instead OF Mon
day night.
The manager OF the Star Base Ball Club
says the team will be stronger this year
than ever before.
The skating rink is no more. The deeds
transferring the property to F. e. Ting.
ley have been passed.
Miss Laura Deane was again the recip.
lent OF handsome basket OF flowers at
Lothrop's last evening.
People should now be prepared for APP
ril showers and be always within easy
reaching distance OF an umbrella.
At Clan Fraser Hslllast evening a sup
per was given under the auspices Paw
tucket Lodge, No. 13, n. E. y. p.
The floral display in the window OF
John Hogan, the Trinity Square florist,
today Is of resplendent character.
Tomorrow the product OF that unas-
Inn xutn ha Of In
numbers as to even alarm the feathered
songster.
The Nicholson File company will have
a novel exhibit at the Worlds fair, II
being complete exposition OF the meth
DDS OF manufacturing files.
Florist O'Reilly has an elegant display
OF roses, pinks, violets, tulips, daffodils,
Easter and Gala lilies and hyacinths at
his store on High street today.
The supervisors OF Pawtucket, Westerly,
Charlestown, Hopkinton, Woonsocket
and Lincoln have received their final in
structions from Chief Supervisor Blod.
gett.
Miss Katie Murphy OF South Bend street
Street Convent, Providence, Monday.
Miss Murphy was formerly a school
teacher in this city.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Lewis
Senton, Alvin A. Jewell; original widows,
etc.-Minor OF Amasa w. Howland,
Bridget King, Sepronia E. Joslin, Anas-
tasia Gray,
The Rhode Island school exhibit for the
Worlds Fair will be displayed In Butler
Exchange Wednesday evening next, and
will be open to the public at that time
and through Thursday and Friday, both
day and evening.
You will never regret 1t II you dine at
the Main street restaurant OF 6. B. Havens
& Co. They ave a way of serving dinner
that is enjoyable. Brown bread and baked
beans fresh everv Sunday morning at
their East avenue bakery.
Miss Eliza Healey died at her residence
on Broad street, Valley Falls, last even
ing. She was we'll known young lady
and was In her 18th year. She will be
| greatly missed by her associates. The
funeral will take place from st. Patrick's
Church Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
Benjamin Lenthier, editor OF the La
National, a strong, solid Democrat wnc
has done and is doink a great work, has
received an appointment from President
Cleveland to a Canadian consulate. He
will be given a banquet In this city mex,
week.
At the Capital" on Main street is 9
large glass case fitted with clear water and
In 1t are gold fishes, turtles and other In.
hsbitants of the watery deep disportin0
themselves. The case sets opposite tn,
dispenser OF liquid refreshments and
sometimes men come In there with
bundles who desire to lay them dowr
somewhere while they are clearing the
cobwebs out Of their throats. Many
imagine that the case is covered with
glass and walk up to II, drop their bundles
In the water and walk away with a feel.
Ing Of relief until their attention is called
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