Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08

WIN fapll hhhu ana tlte.
And wrote the date as follows:
"Jan. 4. 1893"
Ex-Oficer Frank Giroux is very Ill.
II is said the Lorraine mills will be put
on short time.
Officer Mclaughlin is on duty at the
police station this week.
Mrs. DIR. jerks, police mstron, is SUI
fering severely with the grip.
A child OF Joseph Lynch OF McCaugh hey
Il Co.'s is very III OF pneumonia.
The annual meeting OF the Business
Mems Association will be held tonignt.
W.S. McCaug hey leaves tomorrow to
resume his studies at the Yale law school.
Miss Mabel Dennison OF Central Falls
is visiting friends on Third street, Fall
River.
Daniel Ashton celebrated his 59th birth
day Saturday and says he does not feel
over %.
The monthly meeting OF the Board Of
Aldermen will be held on Wednesday
evening.
The sale cf the fixtures and apparatus OF
the Sanitary Gymnasium will take place
tomorrow.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
morrow evening to canvass the Second
Ward voting list.
Miss Kate Louise Motley Of this city
was married OF Friday In Springfield, 10
Robert ii. Stanley.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
School Committee will be held Tuesday
evening at 8 O'Clock.
ii. II. Sheldon was going to place an
attachment on local merchant Saturday,
but the latter settled.
The annual banquet OF the Providence
Democracy will be held this evening in
Gelb 4 Norton's parlors.
At Infantry hall tonight tho Prov
dence and Brockton polo teams will play
a game in the championship series.
DeVere and Bennett have put up a
handsome sign for the Harley Company
in front of the new Conant building.
The annual banquet and Installation OF
officers OF the Sacred Heart Christian
Doctrine Society will take place on the
18th.
Patrick McCusker, Jr., has returned to
Ottawa College after spending the holi-
days with his parents on Pawtucket av-
enue.
This year Easter Sunday occurs on
March %, and Is the earliest day on which
the church festival has been celebrated in
IL years.
James s. Brown, son OF ex' Mayor
Brown, was severely bitten by dog
belonging to Mrs. Dexter Allen Saturday
afternoon.
The Sewer Commissioners will meet
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock to con-
suit with Mayor riepke In regard to find
ing work for the poor in the department.
A couple OF young lads have been
"working" the East side people, claiming
they were starving and that their parents
were destitute. They got money, food
and clothes.
Car No. 2i7 In charge OF Conductor
Ridell jumped the track on Garden street
at the switch near the corner OF Brown
street yesterday afternoon, but was pulled
on easily by another car.
Rev. A. p. Dovle, the eminent Paulist,
who is to address the uniou temperance
rally Jan. 10, is the able and scholarly
editor OF the Catholic World. A treat is
In store for all who attend.
T.. A. Donahue, PIT Main street, is Offer
ing her entire stock OF wrappers, tea
gowns, shirts and woolen waists at q re-
markably low price for this week. The
goods must be sold at any price.
At recent funeral neighboring city
the official who had charge OF the car
rlages rather shocked some of those who
stood near him whom he announced that
"This carriage is for the clergymen and
two gentlemen"
The Pawtucket newspaper men have re-
ceived a challenge from the Providence
bret hren to play a game OF polo In In
fantry Hall. The local men have won
two games and now the Cove city Grove
want satisfaction.
His Honor Mayor Tiepke, the City
Council Committee on Finance, the City
Auditor and the City Treasurer met Sat
urday afternoon and consulted az to plans
for further financial operations, but tool
no definite action.
Court Woodlawn, A. o. F., will oper
their grand! fair in their hall, sl6 Maii
street, Wednesday evening. Headed b.
| the Pawtucket National Band they will
give street parade, In which members o
other courts are invited to participate
The fair will continue to Feb 10th.
Since the Goffs bought the Curran es
tate of Pleasant street the house and
fence have been removed, and on eccoun
OF the latter being taken away strange
is liable to walk over the brink OF tn
ledge and drop fifty feet to Lumber street
Officer Sword found a man dangerousl
near the brink Saturday night. The fenc