Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-17
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A special meeting OF the School Com
mittee will be held this evening.
Thomas Corcoran of Troy is in town.
His family will move to that city this
week.
The annual convention OF the Ancient
Order OF HIbernains in the United States
will be held early in May.
months mind mass OF requiem for
Owen Biernan will be celebrated at st.
Msry's Wednesday morning.
Miss Mamie McGoverp, who has been
on prolonged visit In this city, has re-
turned to her home in Olneyville.
Tomorrow the Board OF License Com
missioners will begin to visit the places OF
those who have applied for license.
The pupils of Miss Mamie Lynn will
give recital in Taima Theatre, South
Main street, Providence, this evening.
EE. Shaw, who went to Chicago from
Providence with excellent references, is
wanted in the Windy City for embezzle.
ment.
I1o'uONtI w ntdh NOic EhNt
in Havens "w nite room" to about a dozen
OF bis friends Saturday night. None OF
bis Democrtic "workers" were present.
The season for poultry monsfrosities
has arrived. A Middletown farmer is the
proud and hspry possessor Of a four.le
ged chicken, which seems likely to thrive.
Quite number went To see Baby Roger
yesterday. A notice in his reception room
reads: az am only two years old" II will
he taken down as soon as he Is able to
w,lk.
There will be a meeting OF the executive
committee and the ladies who assisted AT
the booths at st. Joseph's easter festival
Wednesday evening at 1880 in the base
mept OF the church.
A street fakir was on Main street Sat-
urdsy night selling large autographs Of
Cleveland and Harrison, "two for five
cents" Tnus the penalty of prominence
l. shown. Who wants to be President
now1
The Fete Breton and Kirmess OF Nations
which was in progress last week, at Woon-
bprbtt fHI1t u NuCCfrSlul 'l'ist uihhN
evening and as a resnlt o' the lsbors OF
those in charge some e 900 has been net.
ted for the hospital.
By notice on first page It will be seen
that Bernard Eeenan has made improve
ments at his barber shop and will here
after have three chairs, having secured
the services ~ two excellent men, George
r. Gates and Joseph r. Aiken.
CITY Clerk sihlev was registering a dog
for an old gentleman Saturday and when
he asked the canine's name the man
PROMPTLY replied, "Grover Cleveland"
s'Sih" thought he misunderstood him,
but that was the dogs name and 1t
"went"
II is expected that Ronndsman Varsnda
and Officer Watson will start this week
for Chirepo. Pawtuctet's delegation will
he second 70 none. II is expected they
will lecture or write book on their re-
turn on "what we did net see at the
Worlds Fair"
the pueet ~ Miss Agnes L. Burns for the
past few davs, returned to her home in
South Boston todav. Besides renewing
old acouaintances Miss English has made
many new friends during her visit who
viii alwavs associate her sojourn with
pleasant memories.
The feasts IN the calendar OF the Catho-
lie Church for this week are "a follows
Todav, 81. Rudolph, martyr: tomorrow,
Blessed Mary Of the Incarnation, virgin
Wednesday, 81. Leo TX, pope and con.
fessor; Thursdav. st. James, confessor;
Friday, 81. Anselrn, archbishop; Satur-
dav, St Rufus. hermit.
The frst concert NJ the animal series by
the pawtucket Citv Band will he given In
Music Hal, this evening. under the direc
tion ~ r. II. Fairman. leader. The hand
thirtv-fve pieces, will he assisted bv w
II. Capron, violin; J. Lemaire, clarionet
Miss Sadie Duxhurv, vocalist: Lawrenc
Manning, elocutiopist.