Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-30
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The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
night.
Rev w. b. r. Jackson took charge OF
Trinity parish yesterday.
Brig. Gen. Kendall has removed to his
Summer home at Wexford.
Clarence Littlened and wife spent the
past week at the Metropolis
Five hundred aud sixty I've ChInamen
In this district have registered.
The Pawtucket branch OF the National
| Textile Union will meet this evening.
Tax Assessor w. Howard Walker has
sent in hls resignation to Mayor Tiepke.
Tomorrow the building corner OF Broad
street and Railroad avenue must be va
Gated.
The members OF Tower Light Infantry
will practice at the range In the armory
tonight.
The annual rental OF the pews OF the
First Baptist Church will take place this
evening.
Company ID, First Regiment, will elect
officers Wednesday and Company & on
Friday evening.
Saturday evening the olneyville Tenn
perance Cadets visited the fair OF the
Burnside Cadets.
w. w. Lindsey has resigned HIS posi-
tion as clerk for the Pawtucket Street
Railway Company.
p. II. McGinn's horse attempted TO run
away Saturday and was caught by Ex-
pressman +. II. Smith.
NJ iss Cora Wells OF Providence address
sed the Kings Daughters yesterday on
individual Responsibility"
George Il. Newell and wife, Charles NJ.
Miller and George w. Fowler and wife,
are soon TO start on European trip.
The Moy eve ball OF the Irving Literary
Association takes place this evening and
will be as enjoyable as those In the past.
Joseph LAWN and iss Katie Melvin
were united in marriage by Rev. Father
McKenna at st. Mary's parsonage Satur-
day evening.
The first trip Of the season down the
river was made from Providence today by
the steamer What Cheer. The regular
trips begin tomorrow.
Thomas II. Rock OF the Senate has been
fortunate In securing Gene Benner, who
Is acknowledged to be one OF the best
wine clerks In New England.
Tomorrow the school flags will be fy-
ing in commemoration OF the anniversary
of the consolidation OF Pswtucket with
portion OF North Providence in 1874.
The annual reception OF the Children OF
Mary and Young Ladies Sodality OF ST.
Mary's parish will take place next Sunday
and will be on a very elaborate scale.
The opening OF the Hotel Lincoln, at
4s6, 4ss and 400 Broad street, Central Falls,
occurs tomorrow evening and the proprie.
tor, Peter German, will make things
pleasant.
A closing reunion OF the First Nj. +.
Church on High street will be held this
evening. Addresses will be made by
prominent clergymen and city officials
aud offerings will be made to the new
church fund.
Rev. ID. M. Lowney, chancellor OF the
diocese, left Providence late last week for
| Norfolk, Va, where he will remain for
about two months to rocuperate. His
health for some time past has been very
bad, necessitstiDg his remaining at st.
Joheph's hospital.
Next Wednesday evening Rev. Father
Coyle OF Newport will deliver before the
| Columbus union OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment parish OF Providence and their
friends lecture upon the "Songs and
Singers OF Ireland" Stereopticon IL
lustrations will add TO the beauty of
Father Coyle's eloquence.
Division s, A. o. H., held an important
| special meeting yesterday. A letter from
County Delegate Flanagan was read and
afterwards the necessary provision for the
payment OF the pro rata of the Division
towards the expenses OF the delegates OF
county and State to the National Con-
vention at Omaha on Tuesday, May s, was
voted. Some routine business was also
disposed of.
Rev. w. HallIgan preached at last mass
at st. Mary's Church yesterday. This was
his first appearance In the pulpit for a
were glad TO note that the reverend gen.
tleman had lost none OF his oratorial
powers by his recent sickness. He
preached an able sermon on the efficacy OF
prayer, taking for his text "If you ask
the Father anything in my name he
| will grant N 10 you.u