Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-15
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muda.
rhe parade in Providence Friday will
move at 2 o'clock.
Miss Maggie Hanlon has eturned from
visit TO Westerly.
Today the residents OF Maryville had
their first mail delivered.
A special meeting OF Branch Parnell, /,
\. F., will be helo this evening.
Tomorrow evening Division No. I, A. o.
H., will hold its first annual banquet.
Contractor Mason has resumed work on
the addition TO the Garden street school
house.
Some OF the "shamrocks" exhibited
look more like cabbages than the genuine
article.
| Edward Markey has resigned as a con-
, ductor for the Pawtucket Street Railway
| Company.
! A few Spring bats have made their ap-
/ pearance. Some Of them resemble a small
/ flower garden.
! The many signs in windows which read :
"ro Let" shows that the annual Spring
moving has begun.
II Chief Marshal McAloon has made II
all right with the weather clerk, every
thing Will be lovely Friday.
seabury B. Tompkins, the veteran re-
porter, was out yesterday riding. 1t is
hard 10 keep him in the house.
Company q, Second Regiment, Kearney
! Light lniantry, will be inspected tomor-
row night by Captain Charles Rittman
| Mrs. John Lythgoe, mother OF Captain
! Lytbgoe of the Kesrney Light Infantry,
is seriously Ill at her home, so Lilac street.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-John
Young. Original widow-Ellen s. Thonp-
son.
The officers OF the First Light Infantry
| Reg giment Association will be entertained
by Col. Christopher Duckworth this eve-
ming.
George Crowell, the little lame news.
boy who has been i'll long time, is out
again and saw the polo game Monday
night.
The old mills In the rear OF the Read
Building on jerks lane are being con-
nected by covered stairway at the Sec
| ond story.
1t was love affair that caused the young
woman who was taken TO the asylum yes
terdsy to go crazy. Susceptible persons
should lake warning.
There was quite cave In the earth at
the coal mine In Valley Falls Monday af-
ternoon. No damage was done save the
filing in OF the channels.
Delaney Council, X. OF O., meets tonight.
Several candidates are to be initiated In
the first and second degrees. The annual
election OF officers soon takes place.
James Kelly of Attisb,ro, who has for
years rememb bered his friends in this city
on st. Patrick's Day by sending them
shamrocks, says that bis crop was FROST
bitten this Spring.
This evening the Board OF Aldermen
and Common Council will meet and the
report Ct the examination of the License
| Commissioners books will be received In
Joint convention.
Miss Nellie Cheetham will open new and
elegant millinery parlors In the new
Opera House Block week from tomor-
row. She wilt carry nice line of all the
latest styles in ladies' bonnets.
frankie Moon, G. M. Rex's little
nephew, saw every polo game in the rink
this season and acted as official scorer for
a special coterie of friends about his own
age. He knows all the fine points OF the
! game.
The old house corner OF Pine street and
Pa stucket avenue that was "jacked" up
week ago preparatory to being moved
hasn't done anything Of the kind. Some
one will tie a shawl st ap around It one Of
these nights and carry 1t of.
Every well conducted newspaper now
will partition of a room in which the
bssebs cranks can collect, write chal-
lenges, play over the games Of past years
verbally, and generally abuse the individ-
ual who reported the contests.
F. f. Tingley, who hes purchased the
Skating Rink, will not begin the altera-
! tions Tor perhaps two months, and in the
meantime roller skating and amateur polo
| games will be INDUCED in by those who
carry accident insurance policies.
Hiram Davis, an old time minstrel man,
who years ago played in Armory Hall in
! this city, is now the business manager OF
Harry l.. Palmer's original Boston Ideal
Uncle Toms Cabin Company which plays
In Music Hall on Saturday night next.
This is not Just the proper season OF the
year for thunder storms, but nevert heless
one passed over this city between ~ and
1 o'clock this morning. The lightning
was sharp and the thunder heavy enough
to shake houses, but the storm did not
last long. The rain came down In tor
rents, while the wind, which seems to
want to be into everyth ing that is going
made all things move that were not i'm
movable.