Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
LOCAL LINES.

The Democratic City Committee m BET
tonight. Every member shonld bo prtis-
emit.
NJ. Moy is making some improvements
In his store.
The whole gallery at the rink will be re-
served for ladies and escorts tonight.
II. L. Thurber has severed his conn &C.
ton with the Pawtuxet Valley Cleaner.
A. j. Brien, manager of the Barg ain
store was In Boston yesterday on bust
ness.
Charles Brown and Angelina r. Taft OF
Uxbrsdge, Mass, have hled MARIA lge
intentions.
The tockholders of the American Hair
Cloth Company met yesterday afternoon
and elected officers.
Albert Rhodes, 10 years Of age, son OF
John Rhodes OF Wslcott street, died yes
terday of pneumonia.
The street railway employees of Provi-
dence met and organized last night, They
will ask for shorter hours.
Mrs. Catherine Donnelly, mother of
Officer Donnelly died this morning about
4 O'Clock, OF diseases incident to old age.
Chief Perry today gave TRIBUNE re-
porter generous donation to the fund
for John c. Dyer besides buying tickets.
The Brockton franchise of che New Eng
land League is held by william McGun-
nigle, who speaks of turning 1t over to
other parties.
Mrs. Catherine Donnelly, mother Of Of
| ficer Donnelly, and one of the oldest resi-
dents of that city, died this morning of a
| complication of diseases. She was over
eighty years Of age.
John II. Brannaghan has placed an at
| tschment on the saloon Of J.J. Monahan
who runs the "Eldrsdge House" on Main
| street and Constable Matthew Curran has
been placed as keeper.
Charles Hamilton, William Kelly and
John Ferry, Of the sockanosset School fol
Boys, who escaped Tuesday night, were
| captured at Hill's Grove between 8 and
o'clock Wednesday night.
The High School Cleaner under the
business management of James A. Newell
shows the business ability of the youthful
manager, and that no mistake was made
when he was selected for that important
position. Success Jimmy"
Pensions have been granted to the fol.
lowing Rhode Islanders: Additional
William Doyle. Original Widows-Msry
A. Morris, Ruth p. Horton, Caroline A
Holman, Elizabeth Martin, Mary Kelley
Mary A. Lewis, Rosanna Malloy.
This evening a meeting of the machin-
lists Of this city will be held In Young
Irelsnders' Hall and branch OF Interna
| tionsl Association of Machinists will b,
organized. Assistant organizer A. w
Hicks will be present. Every machinist II
Invited to be present.
George o. willard of the Critic yester-
day sent to Edward p. Tobie, Treasurer o
the fund for the benefit of John G. Dyer
q crisp S5 bill to be added to the receipts
on account of the sale of seats for the pole
game which will be played at the Broad
| street rink this evening, between the re-
porters Of this city and Providence.
Under the special enabling act passed
Wednesday, the Prohibition party filed
names Of It's nominees for Congress with
the Secretary OF State yesterday. They are
the same as last November, Isaac 3. Tur-
ner Of Providence In the First District
and Edwin A. Lewis of Westerly In the
Second. There haye been no nominations
presented by the Peoples party.
The Republican City Committee will
meet tomorrow evening and have en-
ployed man to compile list of the reg
istry men who were stricken from the
voting list In the city at the annual can
vass, for the use ofthe committee In aid
ing the citizens to get their names back
on the list. Democrats. do not be idle
but also file your papers, those that are
obliged to.