Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-16
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No matter what they sing or say
The world rolls in the old same way,
And he that would possess his soul
Must hold on tight ana let her roll
Did YOU see "Pau Jones?"
One person was fined y and costs this
morning.
Lenten services will be held in all
Catholic Churches tonight.
The person who gets some center"
valen inc never admits the fact.
The "Never on Time" Club is now
rival OF the "Get Out and Push" Club.
Industry Lodge, No. 81, Daughters Of
81. George, will hold basket party this
evening in Clan Fraser Hall.
The cases OF Howard Clifton and Serena
Wilson for peddling without a license
come up for trlal tomorrow.
Carpenters are at work repairing the
old Hicks mill on jerks lane which was
damaged by fire few weeks ago.
The man who said this was to be an
open winter ID buried under a snow DRIFT
ou, on the plains" ana no one cares to
dig him out.
AT the Lenten service at Trinity Church
tonight Rev. Charles A. Denfield OF the
the Church OF the Savior, Providence,
will deliver a sermon.
The word "horsecar" is rapidly disap-
pearing from the vocabulary OF daily use.
Its place is being taken about equally by
"street car" and electric"
Venus. is between the sun and he earth
today and few days later will appear
In the east as the morning star. Get up
early next week and see for yourself.
James McCavind, an employe OF the
electric light company, was badly injured
yesterday by piece OF steel flying into
one OF his eyes. 1t is feare the sight will
be lost.
There will probably be plenty OF polo
rinks next season, but there was a
scarcity last Fall. One rink then would
have been better than half a dozen next
Winter.
The ladder truck from No. 3 station
went to the fire yesterday afternoon with
three horses attached and then IL was
mighty hard and slow work for the poor
animals.
One OF the Manchester, n. H., mills Is
running over time till 10 o'clock at night.
But we haven't seen the fact chronicled
in single Republican paper.-[New Bed.
ford Journal.
Some OF the hremen of No. 2 station
might have had fash light photograph
taken yesterday only they put out the
hre before they thought OF that branch OF
photography.
The executive committee OF the Patris
Club will meet this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
to complete arrangements for the cele.
bration OF Washington's birthday, which
occurs next Thursday.
Yesterday woman reported at the po-
lice station that boy had tolen $40 from
her. The lad was the son OF parents who
were her particular friends and she only
wanted him "scared"
An attachment was yesterday placed on
the stock and fixtures of the liquor store
OF Fred Gay, 107 Broad street, by Consta.
BILE A. X. Wilson for a bill OF s9l due
Patrick Farrell. keeper is In charge.
Col. Orville NJ. Remington OF the Times
will leave Saturday for Old Point Comfort
In the hope OF benefiting his health. His
legion OF friends hope to see him return
in few months robust and strong as OF
yore.
The tiremeu OF No. 2 station have dis-
carded their hose carriage and are using
the exercise wagon. In lieu of a gong
large tin horn is brought into use which
makes people think fish peddler il
coming.
1t is said the Broad Street Power Com
pany, OF which George w. Payne a. Co
are the principal owners, Is to erect new
business block at the corner OF BrosC
street and Railroad avenue. Plans ar
now being prepared.
Messrs. Thomas {. Platt and Marsdep ]
Perry are engaged today inspecting tn
central division OF the n. Y. & n. E. rail
road with extensions from Providence 4
East Thompson and Woonsocket on tn
north and westward to Willimautio.
Wednesday Joseph MoDgeon was ar
rested in this city on a writ sworn out b,
a creditor OF his named Pierre Germain
Mungeon formerly ran saloon here an
bought goods Of Germain for which h
did not settle. MuDgeon did not max
the saloon pay and moved over into tn
Bay State. He returned, was arrested an
taken TO Providence.