Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-01-02
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For Rhode Island: Fair.
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tnelr return Win spring IN sure.
But not those birds who few todayf
And you-ah! will your love endurei
Florence Henniker in Temple Bar
Write it '93.
Mayor Brown!
Welcome, 1898!
Happy New Year.
I Merchants are taking account OF stock.
Live up to your New Years resolutions.
James Holburn won the doll at Murray
q Corcoran's.:
z. L. Freeman Son are sending out
pretty calenders.
st. Mary's school was re.opened today
after the holiday vacation.
"The Streets o. New York" at the
Grand Opera House this week.
The annual meeting OF the School Com
mittee will be held this evening.
A horse which J. J. Hogan, the bother,
had on trial dropped dead today.
The father OF Special Officer Leonard
died this morning after short illness.
The officers elect OF Tower Post, No. II,
q. A. r., will be installed this evening.
Mrs. Joshua Ingraham OF North Main
street returned Saturday from trip to
California.
The high winds last night made things
rattle and not few shutters and signs
came down.
Master Joseph O'Brien Of Harrison
street is on visit to his grandparents in
Warren, X l..
mass was celebrated for the repose OF
the soul OF Thomas Duffy at st. Mary's
Church this morning.
William Murray Saturday night re-
tired from the firm of Murray & Corcoran,
newsdealers on Main street.
Miss Rosa Cole, from the Notre Dame
convent, Fall River, is visiting he. sister,
Miss Mary E. Cole Of Harrison street.
Saturday night the Interstate Company
ran a car over the new Cumberland line
up High street from this city to Valley
Falls.
Good afternoon, Mayor Brown. May
you manage municipal affairs this year as
successfully as you have your private en-
terprises.
Miss Mamie OBrien OF Fall River has
returned home after spending the Christ
mas holidays with her grandmother on
Dunnell avenue.
jeremiah 'Keefe,an old and very high
ly respected resident OF the Sacred Heart
parish, died at his home on Park street
Saturday, aged 81 years. His funeral will
take place tomorrow at 8 O'Clock.
II you want blankets or comicrters
good place to buy them is at Radikin &
Cooney's. They have large stock and
offer them at low prices. There are also
bargains in their shoe department.
Fred Padley, the well-known flute and
piccolo soloist OF Pine street, this city, has
been engaged to perform at the famous
Ponce de Leon Hotel, st. Augustine,
Florida, for the remainder OF the Winter |
c. E. Longley OF the Boston and Prov- |
dence Clothing Store has purchased at |
assignee's sale the entire stock OF Inman |
& 20. of Providence. He will soon put |
the immense purchase on sale at extremely |
low prices.
Our "rogues gallery" is complete today |
with the exception OF one OF the Fifth |
Wardites. We had the cut but it was
spirited away, probably by the one 1t was
supposed to represent but who may have |
imagined it fiattered him too much.
Among the crowd at the City Hall Sat
urday waiting to be registered was a |
young man who wanted a marriage H.
cense. His sweetheart was with him.
City Clerk Sibley was too busy to accom-
modate him and the pair went away sor-
rowfully.
The water rates for Valley Falls and
Lonsdale divisions were due Jan. !, 1893.
The collector will be at Walmsey & Co.'S
store, Prospect Hill, Lonsdale, Wednes-
day, Jan. 4, and at the Pumping station,
Valley Falls, Thursday Jan. 5, for the pur-
pose of receiving the rates.
Miss Annie Ryding OF Valley Falls and
Miss Frances McDevitt OF Lonsdale re-
sumed their studies today at Bay View
seminary, after passing the Christmas
vacation with their parents. Miss Rydipg
will be q member OF the graduating class
at that institution in June next.
A University Extension meeting was
heldfn Y. NJ. c. A. Hall saturday evening
A musical programme was rendered, and
brief addresses were made by Prof. w. H..
Monro, j. p. Morris OF England, Rev. A..
8. Coats, william II. Sayles, Rev. j. j..
woolley, Judge Pardon +. .Tillinghsst and
Superintendent OF Schools Fisher.
Pawtucket typographical Union, No.
212, at q we'll attended and enthusiastic
meeting yesterday elected the following
of,cers for the ensuing year: President
Thomas II. Phillips; vice president
THOMAS Harrison; secretary, Al. Lewis
treasurer, A. NJ. Beers; sergeant-at-arms
IF. Lennon. The installation Will take
place at the next regular meeting Th'
membership numbers nearly % ana
sterdiiy increasing.