Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-23
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Officer Giroux has returned to duty.
The Regis Reading Circle OF st. Joseph's
parish will meet tonight.
Two infants were baptized at the Church
OF the Good Shepard yesterday.
An original pension has been granted
Ellen T.. Holmes of Providence.
In the District Court Sunday morning
three persons were fined q and costs.
TT ere will be an important meeting OF
the Mulespinners Union Thursday even
ing.
Driver Titus OF the fire department re-
turned to duty yesterday after short Ill
ness.
The meeting OF the National Council Of
the X. Of Z. will take place at New Haven
tomorrow.
A dispatch received from John L. Kir-
wan, who is at Redlands, CAL, states that
he viii leave for the East tomorrow.
This morning In the District Court a
woman was fined s2 and costs. Jesse
Ashton's case was continued to Nov. 8.
Supt. Sweet OF the Sewer Department
put some Of the men at work this morn
ing, but not the full number recently dis
charged.
The bargain safe at M. Broverman's,
bSi and $50 Dexter street, will continue all
this week. Everything is marked down
to the lowest prices.
Edward William Freeman and Juliette A.
Chace, nee Manning, and Henry McGee-
han and Mary A. Gallagher have filed
marriage Intentions.
Peter Johnson is not missing, as re-
ported to the police this morning. He
says he found the horse In the barn and
drove 1t out as 1t was there without his
consent.
The Slater mills started up this morn
ing and there will be no more vacations
as inquiry a. the office elected the infor-
nation that the mills will be run here
after steadily.
The funeral ,of Mrs. p. +. Costello Of
Providence took place today and inter-
ment was at Valley Falls. Deceased was
well known here. Her maiden name was
Mary L. Clancy.
Alderman Miller's office was the scene
of private caucus of Fourth Ward men
Saturday night to fix a slate for the coun-
Gil and It Is said some OF the present mem
bers are not In It.
Sheriff Hunter G. White after an inyes-
tigation Of the complaint made by the
friends Of Gen. John Walker, that the lat
ter had been overcharged by Deputy
Sheriff Blanchard, has directed that s20 OF
the amount be refunded.
The Dramatic Club OF the Young Mems
Catholic Association held a rehearsal yes
terday OF "Ingomar." the drama to be
presented Wednesday evening, Nov. 10,
in st. Mary's hall. The scenery and cos.
tunes will be elegant anl the whole affair
nicely presented.
The following Pawtucket people were
In New York last week: Miss V. Chase,
| j. Wilson and wife, Miss +. r. Wilson,
d. l.. Cobb, L. II. Littlefeld, w. ii. Park,
e. Il. Butts, J. f. Rodgers, A. f. Covell,
b. y. Dexter, and wife, T.. Z. Hayes, u.
w. Barnefeld, @. Cooper,C. w. Tuttle and
FL. A. Stearns.
| Sunday evening, Nov. 8, a fine concert
will be given for the benefit of the Holy
Trinity Church. The Hope Male Quar-
tette will take part, also the Farwell
| Quartette, Chrystal Trio, Dennis o 'Reilley
OF Providence, reader, Mr.. Cunliffe Of the
Pawtucket City Bend, cornetist, and j.
| w. Travers, tenor soloist.
Friday John Casey bought horse from
Charles Kern, and made an agreement
keep II in her barn. She was to receive e
a month This morning when one OF the
Casey boys went to feed the horse he
found that II was missing, also Peter
Johnson's gig and harness. The matter
was reported to the police and they seem
to believe that Pete borrowed the horse
during the night.
In the current number OF Harper's
Weekly there are two timely articles, one
on the election OF Father Hall OF Oxford,
Eng, to the Episcopal blshopric OF Yer.
mont, the other on the conservation OF
William Lawrence as Episcopal bishop OF
Massac usetts, that were written by the
Rev. +. b. Hale OF Middleboro, Mass. Mr..
Hale preached at Trinity Church Oct. s.
II Is thought that a call may be extended
to him to take charge OF Trinity Church
Bright and early this morning In
terested purchasers of course tickets fol
the Meiklejohn 4 Lomas entertainment
were In line, and the indications are that
the sale will be large one. This is moth
ing to be wondered at, dull times not
withstanding, when such an !excellen'
course OF entertain ments are offered fol
so nominal a sum. The programme for tn,
first concert is now printed and the selec-
tions are excellent and sure to please tn,
most iastidious. The sale OF tickets be-
gins at half past seven O'Clock this even
ing at the piano warerooms OF the mana.
gers, Meiklejohn Il Lomas, Sheldor
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