Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
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Star gsEers are busy Just now lookini
after meteors.
Councilman Delany spent Sunday fl
New York city.
Both branches OF the City Council NEE
Wednesday evening.
The verdict on the Ware inquest ha
not yet been rendered.
Miss Josie Carter of Providence spen
Sunday In town with friends.
New signs have been placed on Garder
and other streets In that vicinity.
RI Rev. Bishop Hsrkins dedicated st
James Church. Crompton, yesterday.
The Captain Hackett case is creating
great deal Of interest In military circles.
The monthly meeting OF the School
Cont mittee will be held tomorrow even.
Ing.
May Temple, Pythian Sisters, will en-.
tertain visitors at It's meeting this eve
ming.
The State Armory Commission went to
TO Lowell and Lawrence today to inspect
the local armories.
When q resident OF the Artic region
takes a night of In Winter he is away for
about twenly-one weeks.
The East avenue line Of Provide nee
electrics Is called the eI press line and the
other two accommodation.
Officer Lee T. the day man at the station
this week and Officer Mclaughlin is
covering his beat In the square.
The quickest trip made to Providence
by an electric vas over the East avenue
route and took just Is minutes.
Don't fap to see "Ingomsr" presented
under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Catholic Association wednesday evening.
A man who fell asleep In a barber shop
Saturday was awakened very effectively
by placing some red pepper on his NOUS
tache.
The third degree was conferred on Ave
members of Leo Cou neil, K. OF c., by Dis
trict Deputy John H. Drury yesterday sf-
ternoon.
The second week OF the Food and
Health Exposition opened in Infantry
Hal, Providence, today with Reeves
orchestra furnishing the music.
II. H. Sheldon wants to annex Central
Fails to this city and IS going to begin tbe
movement by giving a supper 10 a select
party In Havens' nile room tomorrow
evening.
Next Sunday Bishop Harkins will bless
the new statue II st. Ann, recently pre-
sented to the Infant Asylum by Rev. Fl.
F. Conboy, OF Hsrrisville. The ceremony
viii take place in the afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Since the cold snap struck In the num-
Der of dodgers at the police station has
increased to a considerable extent. It's
not an unusual occurrence for 40 men to
apply for lodgings at the station on a
single night.
Kate Lennon, aged Is or II, and sup
posed to live with her parents on Pleas
ant street, was Saturday night placed for
safe keeping in the Central Police Station,
Providence. She had been seen roaming
he thoroughfares for several nights.
F. (. Guertin, proprietor of the juno
ton barber shop, was paid a surprise visit
Friday evening at his home on Cedar
street and presented with an elegant
pipe. 1t was his Goth birth
day and pleasant evening was spent.
John F. Kelley, a Pswtucket boy who
has made his mark In the theatrical pro-
fession, writes to a friend from Dodge
Center, Mimi, where he spent three days
wit the Billy Marble Theatre Company.
He is now business manager for the COM
pany which Is doing fine business.
Officers Watson and Vananda, who have
been doing duty at the Worlds Fair, will
go on dut y tonight for the first time since
their return. Officer Watson will be
given his old beat on Main Street, while
roundsman during the absence of Officer
Vansnda, will be given the middle beat on
Pleasant View.
The feasts on the calendar Of the Catho-
lie Church for this week are as follows
Today, st. Stsnislsus Kostka, confessor;
Tuesday, st. Lawrence O'Toole, arch
bishop and confessor; Wednesday, ST.
Gertrude, virgin and sbbess; Thursday
st. Edmond, bishop and confessor; FRI
day, st. Gregory Thaumaturgus, bishop
and confessor; Saturday, st. Hilda, abbess
Wednesday evening both branches oi
the City Council will meet, the Board oi
Aldermen in adjourned session and the
Common Council in regular monthly
meeting. 1t Is expected that the commit.
tee on city property will make report or
the site for new City Hall, recommend
ing the purch sse Of the property bounded
by North Union, Depot, Exchange anc
High streets.
The play OF 49," which is to be the at
traction at Lothrop's Opera House thil
week, Is one of the best melo- drama,
ever written setting forth life in tn,
Western mining country. The sterlins
merit depends less upon the capriciou
work OF the stage carpenter than mos
melo dramas. It's virtue Is inherent; IL,
strength is found In its fine vigorou
English and It's success lies in the mel
and women who are called upon to inter
pref 1t. Miss Florence Hamilton in tn,
hoidentsh role of Carrots 10 very cute anC
Charles Barringer 10 seen to great sd
vantage 40 old 60"