Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-25


For in this drink thy health,
Long life, happiness and wealth."
And the Norseman press'd a kiss
On cup perchance like this-
Long and long ago.
Albert Hardy In Godey'a
Church street is being improved.
The Sarsneld Association will meet to-
night.
The Boat Club means to have an enjoy
able season.
Bernard McCsbe is erecting anot her
dwelling on Pine street.
Sanctuary Roger Williams, "A. o. 8. OF A.,
Will elect officers this evening.
1t seems that there are many more BIZ
cycles in use this year than last.
Tomorrow the big Odd Fellows celebra.
tion Will take place at Attleooro.
Don't forget the Wednesday matinee OF
"Uncle Toms Cabin" at Lothrop's.
Officer Joseph M. Smith is doing night
duty at the police station this week.
Mrs. Thorpe OF Hol,oke is visiting her
friend, Miss Ellen Golden on Cedar street.
The case OF Owen Sullivan for obstruct.
ing an officer Will come up for trial to.
morrow.
Polo enthusiasts are already looking
around lo- a location for a rink for the
coming season.
The License Commissioners were out all
day yesterday inspecting places. Some
rank dives were found.
This evening the painters and decora.
tors will hold an open meeting to which
all painters are invited.
There Ia great deal of work being done
on the View putting in sewers, grading
and curbing streets, etc.
The new building corner OF Pine street
and Pawtucket avenue will be a big i'm
proyement for that locality.
This evening Eureka Lodge, K. OF p,
will have as visitors about forty members
OF Eureka Lodge OF Whitinsville, Mass.
The old building that stood at the cor
ner OF Main street and Park place has dis
appeared and the ell part will soon follow.
Forty celestials have now filed applica.
tions for citizenship among them Lee
JoKe, Lee Gwun and Lee Kee of this city.
Another bonn oshell may explode in the
police department before the close of the
present week. The grand finale Is yet to
come.
Miss May Forrest, Pawtucket's popular
soprano, took part In an entertainment in
Fall River Sunday evening and was well
received.
At the meeting of the Young Irelanders
Association last evening four persons
were voted In and ten persons were
initiated.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowin Rhode Islanders: Original widows,
ETC.; Mary A. Reddy; minor of John J.
McCauley,
Grand Chancellor George G. Gates and
Board OF Grand Officers will pay an OH.
cial visit TO Nsrragansett Lodge, K. Of r.,
OF Phenix this evening.
Charles II. Hameans has sued Omer
Houle for 81 900 damages for slander. The
writ is returnable at the June term OF the
SOurt OF COmm mon Pleas.
For first class class dinner visit the
restaurant OF 9. B.Havens Il Co. All the
delicacies OF the season are served there
In the most palatable style.
Enterprise Lodge, Odd Fellows, will
meet tomorrow evening at $3.50 ana after
making a street parade will leave for At.
tleboro. About 125 men will turn out.
Tomorrow morning at st. Joseph's
Church William F. Coffey and Miss
Mamie A. johnson will be united In mar.
risge. Both are well known and highly
esteemed.
At the meeting OF May Temple, Pythian
Sisters, held last evening, one person was
initiated, and it was voted to observe the
anniversary Of the temple on Monday
evening, May %.
Saturday the Woodbines will open the
season by meeting the Attleboros on the
Cottage street grounds. Manager ]. Z.
Hyde of 81 Gooding street is ready to re-
ceive all challenges.
The grand demonstration In favor of
Home Rule, which was to have been held
last evening, has been postponed until
May s, on account OF the inability OF some
Of the speakers to be present at this time.
The demonstration will be held in Music
Hall, Providence.
The first section Of the Tower Light
Infantry held their weekly shoot Monday
evening. After the meeting II was de-
cided to celebrate Decoration night, May
30, by holding an entertainment and ball
at their armory. Their 18th anniversary
falls on the 9th OF June.