Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-22
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Bowling is the latest fad.


Officer Mcconnell is on the sick list.
There are several cases OF scarlet fever
In the city.
James Bannon OF Hayerhill, a former
resident OF this city, is in town.
Miss Maggie Noonan OF this city is
visiting relatives in Blackstone, Mass.
City Treasurer Bates has been called to
Washington on account OF the illness OF
his daughter.
The veteran firemen will hold a special
meeting this evening to arrange for their
annual chowder.
The matinee performance at Lothrop's
largely attended.
Another day will have 10 be found for
the opening of tue baseball season, now
that fast Day" Is doomed.
George c. Stacey was thrown from
Central avenue electric car last evening
but was not seriously injured.
The banquet Of the Pstria Club In OBJ
servsnce OF Wsshington's Dirt hday will be
held In the Alcazar this evening.
Charles J. Manchester, son OF the late
DR.. Manchester, proprietor OF the Man.
chester Block, is in this city on business.
Bernard L. Cooney OF the firm OF Radi-
sin & Cooney Is in Hartford today In at.
tendance at the conservation OF Bishop
Tierney.
The prospects are encouraging for an
immediate resumption OF the K. Bliss
Mandatory with the usual complement
Of hands.
W. 5. Tompkins, who was formerly here
with the Providence Journal Company,
has resigned and is soon 10 undergo a
delicate operation.
81 shall be glad " hen get big enough TO
wash my own face" nuttered little John
ny after bis mother had got through with
him; "theu won't wash it,"
The Ladies Circle connected with the
First Baptist Church held a pleasant
Martha Washington tea party in the par
lors Of the church last evening.
"A Patriotic Pdlpit" will be the subject
of paper 10 be read by Rev. +. W. Ham
ilton at the aun nusl meeting and banquet
oi the Patria Club this evening.
The Lenten services at st. Joseph's
Church last evening brought out large
attendance. Rev. James F. Dolan OF
Salem, Mass, preached the sermon.
The best place In the city to get good
meal is at the Main street restaurant OF s.
b. Hsvens & Co. Everythi In its season
is served I'm the most palatable manner.
A man who applied for lodging at the
police station last night claimed to hav,
been throat specialist In Vienna. Ii,
doesn't look so much down in the mouth
as he used to.
The seventh annual banquet OF tn,
Young Mems Democratic Club will b
held In Providence this evening. con
gressmen Breckenridge and Hall will b
the special guests.
Tim Murnsne in today's Boston Glot
says that Pawtucket would make yalus
BILE acquisition to the New Englan
League. lie says that Frank Leonard
the right man to handle a team in tn
city.
Railway are said to have held a conferen,
yesterday, at which they came to the col
ciusion that there was no prospect OF
resSmption OF traffic for some time
come. The public, with limited smou
OF information at hand, will agree wi
. them.
The return OF y. Msrquhrdt, the pop
lar agent OF the Metropolitan Liie ms
rance Company, for the district cover
by him iu this State to the Insuran
Commissioner, shows an enormous
crease OF business. This proves that I
field which was titled BY Thomas Core
ran has not been allowed to run fsllo
during Mr.. Msrquhardt's administratio