Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-07
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And life In all its measured
Win me that day from sorrow
And lei me die tomorrow.
-Wilfrid Soawen Blunt In London Sun.
The Kangaroos' benefit takes place to
morrow night.
Fall River has offered $500 for the cap
ture OF It's tirebug.
Councilman Tingley las returned from
Washington, ID. Z.
Col. p. 4. Hayes and wife are expected
home from Washington tonight.
Arnold French will be marshal OF Divi-
sion 4, A. o. II ST. Patricks Day.
An entertainment and banquet was
held by the Y. M. Z. A. last evening.
The Washington xpress was four hours
late in arriving in this city yesterday.
An orange tea will be served In be ves-
try OF the First M. K. Church tomorrow
evening.
Pawtucket finishes second In the polo
race with one more game won than
Brockton,
2:30 o'clock today at % North Main street,
Providence.
William ii. Hughes has severed his con-
nection with the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company.
Somerset ha voted to fine her inhabi-
tants go each in case they refuse to assist
In putting out fires.
Al. Gallagher has been elected Marshal
OF the Young Mems Catholic Association
for st. Patrick's Day.
The building that is being moved from
the corner OF Pawtucket avenue and Pine
street is an old land mark.
The inspection of Tower Light Infantry
takes place tomorrow evening. A shoot
was held at the armory last evening.
The "Ghost Train" on the Consolidated
road struck and killed James Bailey at
East Wallingford, Conn, last night.
In the mandamus proceedings OF John
A. Clark and others against the Board of
Aldermen the writ is returnable on Thurs
day.
Tonight the Ksngaroos and Grays be-
to the cove city and playing in Infantry
Hall.
The Lenton sermon at St. Mary's Church
this evening will be delivered by Rev.
Father Redihsn OF the Holy Trinity
parish.
Bishop Clark will visit the churches IN
this vicinity at or about Easter for the
purpose OF administering the rite of con-
frmation.
The Council OF Providence voted last
night to review the st. Patrlck's Day par.
ade. What is the Council OF Pawtucket
going to dot
Branch Psrnell, Irish National For
esters, will take action on 81. Patrick's s
Day celebration at its meeting to be helu
tomorrow evening.
The Consolidated road has settled the
claim OF the Vsrrach family, whose infant
child was killed in the Auburn disaster, by
the payment Of 5000.
Peter Goodwin OF South Bend street,
formerly employed at the Boston Store,
has accepted position with O'Neill on
Fifth avenue, New York.
Work has been begun clearing the
track OF the Interstate road. No cars have
been run since Feb. 10, but will begin
again In about three days.
The steamer Pilgrim OF the Fall River
Line las not missed a trip In IL months,
In spite OF gales, ice and fog, and the rec
ord is regarded as a remarkable one.
Miss Margaret Murphy OF John street,
Valley Falls, who fell and fractured her
left thigh Sunday is in a comfortable
condition at the Rhode Island Hospital.
Joseph Steere left today for California.
After a snort stay there he will go to
South America. Charles Bassett, who was
in Maine with him goes as far as New
York with Mr.. Steere.
Yesterday afternoon James Lennon,
we'll known In this city, and brother OF
Councilman Peter Lennon, died after a
short illness at his home, Campbell
Place, Providence. His funeral will be
solemnized from his late residence tomor-
row morning at Q o'clock. High mass OF
requiem will be cele ebrated at 81. Patrick's
Church and interment will be at Mt. st
Mary's cemetery, this city.