Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-11


Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
The trees will soon be budding,
And the birds begin 10 sing.
Then why not take the TRIBUNE,
Commencing In the sDringp
The Young Irelanders met last night.
May Temple, Pythisn Sisters, met last
evening.
George p. Bosworth is happy. It's
daughter.
It Is said the police do not club together
very we'll.
Lafayette Guards made street parade
last evening.
Tower Relief Corps will meet tonight In
q. A. r. Hall.
Officer Watson Is still confined to his
home by illness.
City Printer Little has been kept busy
lately printing ballots.
Tower Light Infantry will continue its
target shoot this evening.
The Etns Association had a chowder
and entertainment last evening.
The monthly meeting of the School
Committee will be hold tonight.
The widening of North Union street will
make the sidewalks rather narrow.
The stock of the broadway Cash
Grocery was sold at auction today.
The quarterly meeting OF the Pawtucket
Boat Club will be held this evening.
II anyone ever dou bted the desirability
OF plurality elections they do not now.
Mrs. Thomas A. Spencer OF this city is
visiting Mrs. e. w. Durfee OF Newport.
Don't forget the Wednesday after noon
matinee of "The Paymaster" at Lothrop's.
The ladies' OF . drive whist club will at
tend the matinee at Lothrop's tomorrow.
The funeral OF the infant son OF George
o. Everett took place yesterday afternoon.
Elliott, the opticisn, has a handsomely
appointed store in the Opera House Block.
A valuable setter dog belonging to Ber-
nard keenan, has been either lost or
stolen.
The liquor cases against james Cooney
ind William Goode come up for trial to-
morrow.
One week from yesterday Roundsman
vananda and Officer Watson will leave
for Chicago.
A meeting will be held tonight to form
an association Of the retail liquor dealers
of this city.
A theatre party composed Of ladies and
gentlemen will occupy a box at Lothrop's
tomorrow evening.
The executive committee of the Patria
Club will meet tomorrow evening at the
First National Bank.
The people who are really patriotic have
no use for such an organization as the
"Stsrs and Stripes"
The newly appointed officer, Hazard p.
Sherman, reported for duty to Chief Perry
yesterday afternoon.
The carpenters and joiners will hold a
public meeting In Sarsheld Hall this eve
ming. All are invited.
Officer Reynolds has been of duty for a
few days and Officer Hudson was on his
beat in Trinity square.
The veteran Rhode Island Journalist,
B. w. Pearce, of the Newport Enterprise,
was rendered benefit last night.
At the target shoot Of Tower Light In
fantry last evening Captain McGregor
made the best score which was q.
Tonsorial Artist-"I'll 60 over that chin
again II you can spare the time" Victim
--"Never mind; think I can remember
It ALL"
Robert McCarrick OF the Kearneys will
contest for the State championship at the
Cadets fair tonight. Lieut.. German will
drill him.
Worlds fair souvenir stockings, with a
different pattern dedicated to the women
Of each large city, have been invented In
New YORK.
The contest for the possession OF numer-
hrst OF the month and some will be sure
OF vacation.
There will be parade previous to the
opening Of the bazaar Thursday night In
Beswick Block by Sanctuary Roger Will
lianas. A. o. 8. OF A.
Connsughton of last setson's Pawtuck-
cts is playing third base for the Savannah
club. He has made an excellent impress
sion by his playing.
Democrats get every vote out. That is
the only way to win. II the Democratic
tiokes Is not elected today the present in
cumbents hold over.
The Columbian souvenir coins are .
drug on the market and viii soon be dis
posed Of for their face value. Five mil
licn were struck OF.
The woman, Flora Lennon, who was
found nearly frozen to death three mont hs
ago on the "plains," was In the city yes-
terday after her trunk. She has not vet
been discharged from the Homeopathic
Hospital and has had one finger of her left
hand amputated.