Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Evsfv-

where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
John NJ. Latham is happy father. It's
a daughter.
Dainty will not meet Frazier In this city,
so the Board OF Aldermen has decided.
Prof. Loisette's advertisement In this
issue ought to be OF interest to all readers.
M. J. Clifford has accepted his old posi-
tion with C. +. Green OF Earl street, Cen
tral Falls.
Just now the members OF the police
force are guessing what two men will be
sent TO Chicago.
Prof. Monroe lectured In the University
Extension course last evening on en-
glish Church R.formers."
Some OF the blanks to be filed out to
bring the license question before the peo-
pie in April are being circulated.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original widows
--Abble II. Buck, Lucy G. Wilson.
A patent has been granted George P.
Bosworth, assignor to Easton Il Burn
ham, for a stop motion for spoilers.
Lyons Delany & Co. prepared for a
freshst in the early part OF the week and
removed all the raw coffee from the Gel
lars.
p. II. Bishop will entertain a number
OF friends at whist party at his residence
on fremont street, Valley Falls, tomorrow
evening.
About the most discouraging thing
that comes to a man In this life Is the de-
sire to thrash an enemy, coupled with the
belief that he can't do 1t.
Although the rain has made the streets
and sidewalks a miniature Hammond's
pond vet the people are thankful for II as
it has removed the lee and snow.
NJ. J. German and A. J. Otto will open
a clothing store IN the l. eLavour block.on
High street next Tuesday evening. 1t will
be known as the Young Mems Clothing
Parlors.
Charles E. Chickering Lodge, K. OF p,
at the regular meeting Wednesday even
ing raised two Pages to the rank Of
Esquire and received two applications for
membership.
This evening the Republican caucuses
for the election OF delegates to the State
and City Conventions will be held In the
different ward rooms. There are but very
few signs OF contests.
An Interstate car Is now expected al
most anytime. Their appearance will be
hailed by those who live along the lines
with as much pleasure as the birds In
Springtime or an overdue vessel.
This evening the Grays will be here and
play the third game OF the series. A great
deal of interest has been created and not
few bets laid on the outcome. The Kan
garoos go to Providence tomorrow night.
Another meeting OF the ladies OF st.
Mary's parish, interested In the proposed
convent, will be held Sunday when the
| books for the collectors will be gwen out
and the work of securing the necessary
funds will be begun.
The Wanderers are scheduled to meet
the East Ends on the County street, Fall
River, tc.5lorrow. The team is crippled
by the loss of Denny Shea. He has gone
back to the Spindle City, but cannot play
with sny team as he has signed here.
At the open meeting OF Tower Post, No.
Il, q. A. r., next Monday evening Senior
| Vice Department Commander Charles III.
Baker will read paper upon the services
OF Lieut.. Cushing, and there will be a
musical and literary ENTERTAINMENT with
| the tnuSte ar I'm Of A ca nd idate.
Some people have jumped to the con
clusion that the sale Of the Skating Rink
by Col. Richardson to Frank e. Tingley
will kill polo In this city. Such is not the
case. There is money In the game when
polo is played as was during the present
season and when anything with money In
1t shows up, there are always plenty OF
people ready to invest.
A Prohibition conference was held In
Music Hall Assembly Rooms today be-
ginning at 10:30 O'Clock. This evening
there will be ratification mass meeting,
the speakers to be Hon. Henry b. Met
calf OF this city, Hon. Volney b. Gushing
OF Maine and Hon. M. j. Tanning OF
Michigan. Music will be rendered by
the Slocum Post Quartette OF Providence
At the last meeting OF Leah Lodge, ID
OF r., there was present a delegation from
Esther Lodge OF North Attleboro, with
an invitation for Leah Lodge to attend the
anniversary of Esther Lodge on the 2stf
inst. This invitation was accepted. Al
ter the meeting musical recitation wal
given by an orchestra composed OF Mrs
Lottie L. Lewis, cornet; Miss Andrews
piano and violin; and Miss Daisy Lewis
drum.