Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
TERSE IRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS.

night.
The Patrick Eagsn assault case is still
In court.
sleighing on the boulevard continues
unabaled
Court Woodiawn's fair has been very
entertaining.
Coroner jerks continued the Jenkins
inquest today.
"Yankee Dan" Sulivsn ~ slowly dying
in States Prison.
Both branches of the City Council will
meet this evening.
Martin Derwin OF this city has been
granted a pension.
sleighing parties were as numerous as
usual last evening.
Patrick Fay and Ellen Keenan, have
filed marriage intentions.
Peter Jackso ms physician says be is all
right. We know Corbett Is.
Timothy Calvin OF Danvers, Mass, was
In town on business Yesterday.
The convention OF the Republican State
League will not be held today.
The Committee on Elections OF the
House OF Representatives met today.
The directors OF the Mutual Life Insur'
snce Company held their annual meeting
Monday.
Or. Chagnon and wife OF Arctic Centre
attended a family gathering Monday
evening.
A German masquerade bali was held In
the Carpenter block, East avenue, last
evening.
Last evening Enterprise Lodge, !. o. o.
F., exempllded the third degree before the
grand lodge.
Joseph Lipinski OF Gerald street 10 re-
joicing over the addition to bis family OF
young daughter.
Wonder il 1t is pos ,ble for a woman 10
take Of ner hat without followingit with
pat on her top hair.
A horse belonging to Lee Bros, grocers,
ran awey yesterday and smashed sleigh
to which 1t Mas attached.
c. A. Adams, an artist In the photo
graphic line, mas opened the old Quincy
studio and is prepared to do good WORK.
What delightful weather II must be In
FloridB with a temperature in the sixties
and no grip or pneumonia germs lurKing
about for victims.
The freight business on the Consol-
idat,d hes picked up considerably, which
may DC taken as a sign that the business
off country il ImprCying,
The Fair of Court WoodlawD vas closed
last evening. The gold watch offered to
the young lady selling the most tickets,
was awarded to Miss Mary Martin Of
Berkeley, she selling 1900 1-2.
A union meeting OF the Sons of Tenn
perance VIII be held this evening the
committee being j. l.. Gstchell, George
Nor,hrop and Miss Belle Byrne.
Sunday evening Rt. Rev. Bishop Har-
kins blessed two statues at st. Mary's
Church, Fall River. Rev. W. f. Sullivan
OF Providence delivered the address.
1t Is estimated that the Catholics Of New
England have sl5 churches, S28, 1916 ,OOt
worth OF property, and 1,90i, $50 commu-
nicants, or 2l per cent. OF the population
A project is being pushed in New York
to compel tramps to work on the roads
Many trsmps doubtless much prefer to
work the roads than to work on them.
The flying wedge must go, they
say. Are attendant physicians to ne de-
prived OF all opportunity to put them
selves in evidence on the football ieldP
TIL. ayarinr m party cnna,.tin, Of oo,n.
OF the most prominent business men oi
the city will enjoy a straw ride to River
side where supper will be served al
Cranston's.
The Chinese have a custom OF beginning
the new year always by paying all th'
debts they owe. And yet there are som,
among US who have been known to cal
Chinese hesthens.
For the first time in thirty years ther
has been sleig hing on Block Island
Usually, when snow falls on the mail
land rain falls on the Island, bat thi
time the snow fell.
An important meening OF DELANEY
Council, K. OF C., will be held this even
ing wnen delegates will be appointed I,
attend a special convention to be held II
New Haven Tuesday, Feb. l3.
party OF forty friends OF Myron j
Kelly paid him a surprise visit at hi
home on Garden street last night. Th
occasion was thoroughly enjoyed, an In
teresting musical and literary propramm
being rendered. A collation. was served
Lent began today and In the Va
rious Catholic Churches masses were celC
brated this morning, inaugursting ii
season OF fasting and prayer. Al ;
Msrys Church mass was celebrated at =;
o'clock and this evening blessed ash,
will be distributed. Every Wednesds
and Friday evening during lent servic,
will be held at 7.30 o'clock and, as usua
will be largely attended.
Next Sunday a collection will be take
up in sll the Catholic Churches through
out the diocese for the Pope. II il custom
ary To take up a collection the 6rst Sur
day in Lent for Indian and Negro mi
sions, but this year donations for tn
purpose will be received In August. III
change is made TO enable Bishop Harkir
to present the Peters pence offerings
his diocese personally to The Pope on Il
occasion OF his visit to Rome, which VI
be made shortly after Esster.