Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-27
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A stern necessity-The rudder.
City Clerk Sioley is In New York.
Columbian souvenir This country.
The knights OF the three In ks are tired,
but pleased, today.
JOSEPH Genereux Of Fall River Is visit
ing friends In this city.
The Board OF License Commissioners
was out again yesterday.
Mrs. Frederick Hsmbly OF this city is
visiting friends In Fall River.
MIR. and Mrs. Talpey OF this city have
been visiting friends In Phenix.
Sergeant Nickersop, who has been Ill
for a week, is gradual improving.
An original widows pension has been
granted Mary Kenyon OF this State.
A cautata. "The Musical Miller" YVES
rendered at Park Place Church last even
ing
Prof. Bailey gave his second lecture on
Botany in the High School building yes
terday afternoon at 4:3o.
II is only when the small boy is kept
home from the circus that he feels there
IL no show for him at all.
Application for examinations for the
graoes for clerks and carriers continue to
be received at the postoffice.
Robert w. Linton and Fanpie e.
wnrthington, Edward Resrdon and An.
pie Horon have filed marriage intentions.
montreal" is after Martin Flaherty's
scalp and has challenged him to fight a
limited number OK rounds, OF to finish.
Maybe 1t won't rejoice the the Prohibi-
tlonists, but it's fact that the pictures Of
the book beer goat show it on its last legs.
The family OF Thomas Corcoran re-
moved to Troy, N. Yu yesterday. Mr..
Corcoran met them at Boston last even
ing.
This evening, at the residence OF the
brides parents at 81 Clyde street, Walter
Hathaway will be united In marriage to
Miss Nellie Bennett.
The rite OF continuation was admins
tered by Rt. Rev. Bishop Clark to a class
OF twelve at the Church of the Good
Shepard last evening.
| "Did you ever notice that some men
seem happiest when they are most 10
debt2" ayes. Their credit gets SO bad
they can't even borrow trouble"
Anthony Langel, charged with breaking
and entering, was taken to Jail today as h,
did not get bail. William Walton wal
also taken to jail to work out the fine sl(
and costs.
Governor Brown, Lieut.. Governor Bull
and Secretary Jennings together with
several other State officials left for New
York yesterday afternoon to witness the
big naval parade.
Thomas Bird and Joseph Clark, th'
boys charged with defacing the out build
ing at the High street school, boil
pleaded gniity and the former was sent Il
the Reform School during minority AM
the latter fined Il and costs.
Charley Bassett was out In a uniform
practicing with the boys at Adelaide Par
yesterday afternoon, and Manager Burn
ham talked business with him. Nothin
definite resulted, but he may be seen In
Providence uniform this season.
John Henry, the only son OF Pete
Moran the well known confectioner, die
last night after short illness He was
bright little lad and the Joy and sunshiu
OF the household. The parents have tt
sympathy ofthe community in their b,
reavement. His funeral will take plat
Saturday morning.
OF the 100 Cninam, In the State 81 ha,
registered. or those now eptrled ,
register 35 are in Providence, 8 In th
city, 9 IN Woonsocket, 2 in Westerly al
, 2 in Central Falls. Lee Yon of his cit
a prominent leader, is expected to sig
Tuesday, and II he signs al Others he
, will follow SUIT.
Box a5 OF the fire alarm was rung
last evening for a piaze In the fish mark
q and grocery store OF Joseph ID. Queviilio
at the corner OF Quincy and Lonsda
! avenue. The building was owned by o
car Natke and was practically destroye
The stock Was insured tor $1,000, and N
Quevillion's loss was fully covered by II
: amount OF insurance.
!. The regular meeting OF A. X. Title
u. Camp, 3. OF ", was held last evening al
= was LARGELY attended. Preparations a
being made for the annual inspecti,
which occurs at the next meeting, and I
forts are being made to retain that hi
standing for which the camp is note
t The camp has rendered its services
: Tower Post for Memorial Day.
|. The funeral of Peter +. Mulligan Will
solemnlzed from st. Mry's Church
morrow morning at $3.50. Interment "
be at Mt. st. Mary's cemetery. The SacI
Heart Temperance Society invites
members OF all other temperance societ
to join In attending the funeral and
4 meet either at Temperance Hall, Hi
street at s 80 or at the residence OF
deceased on Pawtucket avenue at
Ir o'clock.
Al MI. Higgins Bros. T.F.