Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-17

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When far, far away q sweet blossom I've soen.
I've dreamt Of shiilslshs and shamrocks 20
green,
That grow. Ike two twins. on the bogs and the
hills,
With drop In my eye that with Joy my heart
fills,
And I've blessed the dear sod from far dis
tant strand.
And the beautiful shamrock OF old Ireland.
Murphy and Boyd catch the audience
at Lot throp's.
Mrs. Louis Jaretzky OF this city is vis-
iting in Waterbury, Conn.
f. l.. Freeman & Son have very fine
celestial Window at the Pawtucket store.
The official inspection OF Holy sepulchre
Commandery, X. T., takes place this even
Ing.
Elizsbei Bird was arrested last night
on the charge OF being a common drunk
ard.
Division No. z, A. o. H., had 4 supper
last night, and Division No. viii have
one tonight.
The funeral OF Thomas Higgins win Be
solemnised from St. Joseph's Church to-
morrow morniog.
The Garfield Club viii hold its annual
meeting for the election Of ofii,ers to-
night in Clan Fraser Hall.
Look out for the great and originsl
"Union Toms Cabin" Co., at Music Hall,
Saturday afternoon and evening next.
The American Band viii be In attsn.
dance At the opening OF the Misnt Cloth
fng Parlors this afternoon and evening.
Someone went into the room whore
Judge Tilling hast leaves his clothes while
10 the Supreme Court and stole his over
coat.
Onlcer Mclaughlin found tub OF but.
ter on weeden street last night, which
the owner can have by calling at the Po-
lice Station.
Miss Maggie A. Toshach OF Brooklyn,
y. Y, who has been visiting Miss Jenine
l.. Brown for few weeks, ret lrned to
her home yesterday.
Tommy Reacy's horse ran away yester-
day and after a run down Main street 1t
was stopped, bat not before the axle OF
the wagon was broken.
In the case Of the Allen Print Works
against w. F. & F. q. Ssyles for polluting
the Moshassuck river the Supreme Court
has decided the lstter's favor.
Last evening in Infantry Hall a very
large and select audience enjoyed he con-
cert by the Norwegian Singing Society OF
providence, consisting of twenty voices.
At Lothrop's Grand Opera House per-
formance was given this morning for the
children and matinee was given this at.
ternoon while the regular performance
takes place tonight.
When the ambulance was returning
from Dunnell's wharf, where Crofton's
body was found, an old man accosted the
driver aud asked what was the matter.
rne driver said Crofton's body, which had
b en- In the water over year, had been
found. "was he drowned1" asked the old
gentleman.
Baby Bel" "who appears In NJ usic Hall
tomorrow night as "Topsy" Uncle Toms
Cabin, although very young, Is a person
OF remar BILE genius. She plays the
banjo guitar and violin, and sings sppro-
pirate songs in connection with her ar
tidic dancing. Don't fail to see the only
origin Il juvenile "Topsy" In Music Hall
tomorrow nignt.
The 150 or so passenger cars OF the New
York, Providence aud Boston Railroad
are being repainted and rslettered in the
shops Of the Consolidated road in New
Haven, a few being Withdrawn at a time.
These cars are afterward mingled with
the general rolling stock OF the big road,
and not returned to run on the Provi-
dence and Worcester branches Of the Con-
solidated.
Many entertainments will take place
this evening among them being a very
fine concert In Temperance Hall, High
street, under the auspices OF the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society. Tho pro.
grsmme contains fifteen numbers. There
will be a lecture and concert in st. Msry's
school hall under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Catholic Association. The
lecture will be by Rev w. b. Meenan and
the Gounod quartette will take part. At
st. Joseph's Church a very fine concert.
the programme of which has been pub
liched, will be given for the benefit OF the
new school. Miss Mamie Lynn OF Provi-
dence will read. A banquet will be given