Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-11
LOCAL LINES.

The School Comm ittee will meet to.
morrow evening.
Both branches of he City Council will
meet next "Wednesday evening.
Tho Sanctuary Society OF st. Msry's
Church will met Thursday evening at
7:3J.
rhe Holy Name Society Of the Sacred
Heart Church will meet Wednesday even.
ing.
Coroner jerks did not examine any
more witnesses ia tine Foran inquest to-
day.
Rev. James w. Con.in has been ap.
pointed assistant st tIe Church of the
Assumption, Providence.
Between 900 and COO persons enjoyed the
privileges of the reading room ut he Free
Public Library yesterday.
Officer Dwyer Is on duty days at the
police station this week, and Officer BlaC K
IL covering officer Dywer's beat.
The subject OF annexing Central Falls
to this city will again be discussed by the
Business Mems Association this evening.
The gift sale at RadikIn & Coouey's Is
making a big hit. The lucky ono will got
house lot free. This lisa very substar-
tisI gift.
The police on Saturday night bsd their
FIJI OF hot coffee, receiving the gift Of a
can each from Tower Corls, W. X. c., and
the Ideal res Store.
Chief Brierly OF the fire department
wishes To return thanks u Councilman
T.. +. GiiIan ana Robert Kirk for courtesies
extended the Friday night at the fire.
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies Aid
Society of st. Mary's Church will open a
sale In the school hall for the benefit OF
the poor. 1t will continue during the
evening.
Just before O'Clock yesterday morning
two fellows got into a fight in front OF
the Home Bakery, Main street, and one
OF them was pushed through one of the
windows, taking out half the light, which
IN valued at about $50.
In the window OF the First National
Bank Is mammoth frame containing
photographs Of the Pawtucket City Bano,
thirty two musicians, with a large pic.
ture OF Leader Fairman in the cente-. The
band Will hold their next concert Wednes-
DAY evening, Dec. 20.
Last evening at 1880 O'Clock Eureka
Lodge, X. OF r., held a service In their
castle hail I'm memory OF lheir deceased
mem bers. Addresses were delivered by
Supreme Representative Chrrle, A. Lee,
Grand Chancellor George &. Gates, Broth.
er Gilman T.. Fisher and others.
Driver Frederick Wsrd, Of No. 3 engine
station, Is enjoying his "a hours vacation
today. Joseph Benedict Of the same sta
tion will have his tomorrow, and Peter
O'Re.lly will enjoy his Wednesday, which
will finish the men at this house. Thurs
day the fremen at No. 4 station will
commence their "a hour vacation.
The feasts OF the calendar OF the Catho-
lie church for this week are as follows
Today, St. Dsmacus, pope and confessor; I;
Tomorrow, 81. Cormac, ABBOT; Weines-
day, st. Lucy, virgin aDd lnar,vc, fasting
day; Thursday, Blessed Andrew Bob Jls !;
FRIDAY, 81. Fiorer ;e, sbbess, fsB,ipg day;
Saturday, St. Aiit", upress, Testing day.
Mrs. OvertoD, who narrowly escaped
death ~ suffocation IN Madison, Wis ,
Friday evening last, while visiting ner
sister, " the wife OF MIR. Arthur Overton
and lives 1T 90 Middle street, this cit v.
She left here about the middle OF last
October with her son, Willie, aged years,
to visit her brot ner IN Chicago. Apout a
W, ek ago she left Chicago for Madison,
Wis, tur p visit to her sister, Mrs Charles
w. Wright. Mrs. Wright, whose maiden
name Is Morris, is a sister OF Henry Nor
lis OF this ci.y. She moved West with
her hustand In 1879 and mas resided In
Madison ever since.