Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-11
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The "Plsins" is experiencing a building
boom.
The fair OF the Burnside Cadets was
open last evening.
Both branches OF the City Council will
meet this evening.
The lsttsr carriers Will; be measured for
their new uniforms this week.
The ladies OF Trinity Church will hold
an Easter sale tomorrow evening.
The contract for building the new NJ.
K. Church has not yet been awarded.
1t is generally believed that Attleboro
will get the Howard Il Bullough Works.
DIR. Monpetit has been elected physi-
clan OF the local Carpenters and Joiners
Union.
LIKE Flsherty and Miss Mary Ellis,
both OF this city, have filed marriage in
tentions.
Oficer Tompkins and Hudson returned
to duty today after completing their ten
days vacation.
The funeral OF Seabury 8. Tompkins
will be held Friday from his sisters home
at No. Harvey street.
Messrs. Nicholson q Thackray have
Just received nearly two tons OF their cell
ebrated 2S cent Formosa tea.
The 1:1s train for New York was de-
lsyed at Providence this morning to put
on n new steam connection.
This evening the Epworth League OF
the Thomson NJ. f. Church will tender
reception to the new pastor.
A class in physical culture will be or
ganized In the Kings Daughters room
In the Kinyon block this evening.
A whale was captured of the Rhode
Island coast few days ago. 1t is too bad
1t did not arrive before election and swal-
low the Democratic Jonah.
Rev. DR.. Grace OF Newport, Rev. Thos.
p. Grace OF st. Mary's Church, Provi-
dence, with their sister, Mrs. Dennison,
will sail for Europe Saturday.
The monthly meeting OF the Rhode ISL
and Woman Suffrage Association will be
held this evening in the rooms of the
Kings Daughters, Kinyon block.
The hurrry-up wagon was called into
requisition last evening to carry a man
who was suddenly taken Ill over on the
Plains to his home In Central Falls.
The Burnside Cadets fair was largely
attended last evening. II will be open to.
morrow evening when a large party from
Providence and Woonsooket are expected.
John Devlin OF Worcester was arrested
yesterday afternoon for evading fare on
the Consolidated Railroad. He was ar
rsigned, pleaded guilty, and was fined IS
and costs.
Manager Murray OF the Providence
Grsys signed Charlie Bassett OF this city
yesterday afternoon. The Cove City
cranks will be pleased to see Charlie on
third again.
The officials OF the Pswtucket Gas Co.
state that the loss OF gas Monday evening
by the explosion will reach about 10000
feet. Men were put to work yesterday
morning, and the break was repaired in a
short time.
Another meeting Will be held In Nit
chell's hall this evening under the aus.
pices OF the Riverside mill weavers.
Richard McGuy has expressed his inten-
tion OF being present and will make an
address on the advantages to be derived
from organization.
AT the Gath annual meeting OF the
Rhode Island Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Animals held yesterday at
Tillinghast's parlors, Providence, Hon.
Olnev Arnold, HeEekiah CoDant, Hon.
Henry B. Metcalf and Francis Pratt of
this city were elected vice presidents.
The social OF Delaney Council, K. of g.,
takes place In Music Hall Assem- bly, rooms
this evening and promises to be an en-
ioyable event. Fsirman's Symphony
Orchestra will furnish the music for the
twenty-five numbers on the dance order.
Those who have not secured tickets can
do so a. the hall this evening.