Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-02
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Butts IA chestnu now.
| Ice polo II now a favorite sport.
Don't forget. BE sure you write it 81
The Central Falls Athletics have dis
| banded.
John n. Cumming will soon start for
California.
Pswtucket has a strong amateur polo
team In the woodbInes.
Captain Murray OF the Grays has been
laid of with an injured leg.
Frank J. Sexton has signed with the
New Bedfords for next season.
The police officers were given keys OF
the new signal boxes last evening.
Miss Annie Conley and mot her of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting friends on Pine street.
This evening the Ladies Aid Society OF
st. Mary's parish will hold an important
meeting.
The American cup semi final between
the Olympics and East Ends will be
played Jan. 20.
The annual ball of the ST. Mary's
Christian Doctrine Society will be a
pleasant affair.
The old year has lost its grip. Let us
hope that the new year will get along on
It's travels without 1t.
Last evening at st. Mary's Church
vespers were sung al 1880 O'Clock, fol-
lowed by benediction.
Saturday Bert Fraser, son OF Henry
Fraser, fell of roof over in Wing lane
and was quite badly hurt.
Those from this city in New York last
week were: l.. b. Goff, X. Crossley and
wife, s. NJ. Conant, Mrs. j. s. Lodge.
The regular business meeting OF
Delaney Council Will be held tomorrow
evening and every member is requested to
be present.
Mayor Tiepke was presented with
rosewood gavel by the Republican City
Committee yesterday for use in the Alder
mems chamber.
All soclties Of this city and vicinity who
take part in st. Patrick's Day leora tions
should Immediately elect delegates to at
tend the meeting Jan. IA.
The meanest man yet beard from is the
one who gave his wife for her Christ mas
present four yards OF white cotton to
make him pair OF shirts with.
The Sterry street stone crusher was
started up yesterday and anumber OF men
put to work clearing the land recently
leased by the city on Brook street.
The funeral Of William +. Sayles, Jr.,
the 3-year- old son of w. f. Sayles OF Gar
den street, took place Yesterday afternoon.
Interment was at Mt. st. Mary's ceme-
terry.
The fellow who has resolved to make no
New Years resolutions, but to saw wood
in the cause OF right living and say moth.
ing Is likely to keep well to the front in
he procession.
The regular meeting of the Board OF
Governors of the Pawtucket Boat Club
will Oe held this evening with the treas
urer, Frank F. Crawford, at his new home
in Providence.
The Distributing Committee OF the
Ladies Aid Society of ST. Mary's Church
met last evening and arranged for dis.
trlbuting among the deserving poor the
proceeds OF the recent entertainment.
The Home Concerl Company will give a
sacred concert in Temperance Hall, High
street, the 2Sth OF this month. This is a
new organization and is under the man
agement of John Travers, William Butler
and r. j. Casey.
This evening occur the recognition ser.
vices OF DR.. Faunce as pastor OF the First
Baptist Church. An extensive order of
exercises has been arranged, In which a
number OF the clergymen OF this vicinity
will participate.
Yesterday a large crayon portrait Of
Mayor Tiepke arrived at the City Hall
and now ex- Mayor Browns picture will
have to take back seat and be hung up
in the Council chamber, while His
1onor's will occupy the place of honor In
the aldermen's chamber.
Commencing today the rates OF insur-
ance in Woonsocket will be raised an
average OF Is per cent, pursuant to orders
from the New England Insurance Ex-
change. Some OF the increases are very
slight, while others, especially on wooden
buildings, are from 20 to 25 cent.
A meeting OF the New England Base
ball League is to be held In Boston,
Thursday, Jan. Is. The circuit for next
season Is still In DOUBT, but the following
cities are being spoken OF as desrous OF
coming in: Bangor, Lowell, Lawrence,
Haverhill, Brockton, Pawtucket, New
Bedford and Fall River
The First Light Infantry Regiment of
Providence held it's quarterly meeting last
night and set OF resolutions, ;, suitably en-
crossed and framed, Incorporated to
| Col. Thornton. An invitation from the
Tower Light Infantry OF this city to par
tlcipate in the war concert which is to be
held at Music Hall on the evening OF Jan.
| 10. was received and accepted. The regi-
ment will act as escort to Gov. Brown and
staff on that occasion.