Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-09


And he hears the music forevermore.
Irish Monthly.
The Lorraine mills began an eight hour
schedule yesterday.
Major Graham OF this city is visiting
friends in Newport.
Improvements on the Merry estate on
East avenue are going on rapidly.
Friday the last election OF the series
will take place in the Second Ward.
The annual banquet OF the Pawtucket
Boat Club will be held this evening.
The ruins OF the Davis tannery, recently
destroyed by fire, are being torn down.
Tue polo games for tonight are Boston
at New Bedford, Providence at Worcester.
With some people II is TO make OF break,
but with New Years resolutions 1t Is
generally both.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
School Committee will be held this even
ing at O'Clock.
The fellow who wrote az Dreamt That
! Dwelt in Marble Halls" must have had
NlslOn OF n lurKlsn Dhtn.
The annual election OF officers OF the
Pawtucket Veteran Flremen's Association
Will take place this evening.
To the bill collector the saddest words
OF tongue or pen is not 1T might have
BEEN" but "Please cali again"
The annual meeting OF the directors Of
the Pacific National Bank will be held
this evening and officers elected.
Colonel Moran was present at the drill
meeting OF the Kearneys last evening and
mustered in seven new recruits.
bination ticket for the benefit OF Mrs.
Frank Byrne will ta.e place In Sarsfied
Hall this evening.
The battle of New Orleans took place
10 years ago yesterday and the flags were
flying over the schools In commemora-
tion OF the event.
Rev. James Murphy of Fall River and
Rev. William Eaton have been transfer
red to the Cathedral at Portland, Me-,
under Bishop Hcaly.
J. T.. Gobeille sailed from New York to.
day on the City OF Paris for England. He
will spend some time In France and other
European countries.
No one can have the grip who does not
have cold. So TO avoid this dread disease
all one has to do II to avoid a cold. That's
easier said than done, however.
Rev. +. w. Hamilton will continue his
series OF lectures this evening at the High
Street Universalist Church, his subject
being: "The Church ard Reforms"
All those interested In the Kirmess to
be held In Music Hall during the latter
part OF the month are requested to meet
In the Assembly rooms at 3 80 O'Clock.
The clam prophets promise US bounti.
ful harvest OF our favorite escuient next
season. Both shores OF Narragansett bay
are said to be covered with young clans.
Delegates from the various Irish So
cieties Will meet in Young Irelanders
Hall next Sunday afternoon at 3 80 o'clock
TO begin arrangements for the st. Pat
rick's Day celebration.
The funeral OF Miss Sadie, the 19. year.
| old daughtg OF Herbert $. Carpenter Of
the Carpenter Company, took place this
sfternoon at o'clock from her parents
home on West avenue.
An anxious couple from out OF town
were In search OF Town Clerk Bates last
night to secure marriage license.-[At.
tleboro sun. Attleboro seems to be a
haven for runaway couples.
9'he local branch OF the National Letter
| Carriers Association have elected the fol.
lowing officers: President, John f. Old
ham; vice president, Fred Rstcliffe
secretary and treasurer, NJ. J. Kelly.
Last evening the Pawtucket Nations al
Band presented to Miss Malvina Gull
mette OF Woodlawn the beautiful chan
deier offered as a prize for the young
lady receiving the most votes before Dec
18th.
Messrs- Whittle and Stebbins conducted
- revival meeting at the Pawtucket Con.
gregstionsl Church this afternoon ans
will be at the Fret Baptist Church thi,
evening. The meetings are largely at.
tended.