Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-09

Branch Soo, Catnonc knlghts OF Amer
lea, will meet this evening.
The Comrnittee on Sewers will meet
this evening at the City Hall at 8 o'clock
The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen Will be held Wednesday even.
ing.
William N. Mchitchen OF the Pacific
National Bank is confined to his home b,
illness.
The sanctuary boys OF st. Mary's churcf
will meet Thursday evening at 7:3l
o'clock.
TIE contributions for the family oi
Frank Byrne are coming In generously
Keep 1t up.
William #. Victory was in town Sat
urday evening and spent Sunday with his
parents at Warren,
This evening the Children of Mary ano
Young Ladies' Sodality of st. Mary's
Church will meet at 1880 o'clock.
A dispatch from samuel Shove, who IL
critically III at st. Augustine, Fla, re-
ports no change in his condition.
The city is again showing its idea OF
economy by cutting the poor man TO the
lowest point and paying ESQ for desk
for Fred Perry.
Yesterdays weather was wierd. II was
more like November than April, and the
blue birds and other birds that had fine
feat hers TO wear were dlsconsolate.
The Pawtucket Boat CLUB is fixing up
its shells and quarters for the Summer
season and the renowned osrsmsn, f. q.
Appley, is one of the head pushers.
The Providence white line route will
discard horses entirely this week, and all
the cars between Market square and Oh
NEVILLE will each be equipped with a
single motor.
District Deputy Drury together with
many prominent members OF the Knights
OF Columbus went to Westerly yesterday
and conferred the third degree on the
members of Narragansett Council.
Tomorrow evening there Will be an inn
portant meeting Of st. Mary's ladies Aid
Society and every member is earnestly ro-
quested to be present. Committees are to
be appointed and much business Is to
come before the meeting.
A young man was removed from 10th.
rop's Opera House Saturday evening who
was suffering from delirium tremens. He
lived at Lebanon village, and as two
friends VOLUNTEERED to take him home, Of
ficer Porritt allowed them to do so.
Mrs. Charles Il. Longley and Mrs.
Stephen +. Fiske returned Saturday from
Florida. Mr.. Longley and DR.. Mallett
will remain at st. Augustine for few
weeks longer as the health OF Mr.. Long
leyshas been greatly improved during his
visit to the orange groves.
st. Joseph's Temperance Society met
yesterday afternoon. There were two new
members admitted and several PROPOSE
tions for membership we're received.
Father Kinnerney made a very interest
ing address and announced that a mission
by the Paulist Fathers would commence
in st. Joseph's Church on Sunday, May 8.
Thomas O'Brien, President of st. Mary's
Society, was present and spoke briefly.
Bishop Beaven OF the Springfield dio-
cese will leave for Rome about April 15.
The occasion will be the ad limina visit
which all bishops are required by the du-
ties OF heir office to make TO the head of
the church within stated intervals. The
ad limina visit of the bishop involves not
only ceremony of respect and acknowl-
edgment to the successor of st. Peter as
visible head of the church, but also a Sc
we're accounting for the progress and con-
dition Of religion in the diocese OF the
visitor.