Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-01
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS

may Ddy.
Capt. Bernard Hackett was IN town
yesterday.
Every younster had horn this morn
Ing as well as the old.tlmers.
The Pleasant View Literary Associa-
tion will hold an apron and necktte party
May 10 in the hall on Japonica street.
At the meeting OF the Textile Union
last night fifteen members were admitted.
There will be a meeting this evening OF
the Democratic City Committee in the
Cole Block.
Mrs. j. l.. Chace, mother OF John b.
Chace ONO. 3 station, died this morning
in her 10Th year.
Napoleon Fontaine OF Carpenter & Co.
received word today that his son who is
at college is very i'll.
George Mccormick OF Jamaica Plains
and Miss Ella b, Brayley OF Nova Scotia
have filed marriage intentions.
Don't forget the Wednesday matinee of
"Queena," at Lothrop's Opera House with
Miss Ethel Tucker in the title role.
Ex-Mayor Potter, who has been dan.
gerously Ill for the past several days, is
out OF danger and there is reason to hope
for his ultimate recovery.
The Government has discharged its life
saving crews for the Summer. The Crew
at Brenton's Reef life station ceased to
patrol at midnight last night.
The beautiful service peculiar to the
mont h OF May, month devoted by the
Catholic Church to the mother OF Jesus,
and designated as the month of Mary
will be entered upon In the local churches
this evening.
DR.. Hefferon took the q worth OF tick
cts offered by the proprietors OF the bowl
ing alley the past week, his score being
226, which was made at II o'clock Satur-
day evening, while w. Waldo Robinson,
Esq, was a close second with 207.
The long expected inspection OF the
Worcester division OF the Consolidated
road by the officials OF the Old Colony
system took place yesterday. The Off.
cials were in a special car, Conductor T..
| G.. Egan, Engineer G.. &. Dustin. Tie
party arrived In this city shortly after 10.
The Rhode Island militiamen who
| qualified as shsrpshooters and marksmen
at the rifle range last Summer will be
| awarded the medals due them in Infantry
| Hail, Providence, Friday May II. The
BoyIan trophy, won by the team from
company u, will be formally presented to
| them on that evening.
The pupils OF the public schools OF this
| State have chosen the maple as the repre-
| sentative tree of Rhode Island. The
| contest which has been under way for
some time will close on Wednesday but
| from the present returns II is easy to de-
tcrmine that the maple will be the winner
| by plurality OF nearly 500 votes.
Another suit, springing cut OF the tub
| falling accident at the Central avenue
sewer was to have been tried In the Cons
mon Pleas Court yesterday, but as two OF
| the plaintiffs witnesses failed To mate.
| rialize, the case was postponed. The
| claimant il Edward Mcmahon, who is one
OF the three laborers injured by dirt
| bucket dropping upon them.
| That much ;ried case OF Angelina "
| Burnham VS. the New York, Providenc,
Il Boston Railroad Company, will b,
| brought up again on saturday Tor anut heI
| hearing before Judge Wilbur, on the mo-
| tiuu OF Mir Vincent, attorney for tn,
railroad company, 20 set aside the verdict
OF the fourth jury, awarding plaintiff
! $4,000.