Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-21
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The fair OF the Burnside Cadets will be
open tonight.
The Committee on Water is inspecting
the Water Works this afternoon.
John NJ. Parker has been granted a pa.
tent for loop banding machine.
The Woodbines play an exhibition game
with the Hebronville team today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. McParlin have as a
guest Miss Curtis OF Glocester, Mass.
The Union Railroad Company has COM
menced putting In guard wires and cut
outs.
The convention OF the Supreme Council,
Order OF Alfredians, will be held at Law
renee, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. stelins Lord, wife OF Lawrence
Lord, died at her residence, 80 Elm street,
yesterday, aged SO years.
Miss Mary Olney will address the Loyal
Temperance Legion in room 6, Kinyon
BLOCK, tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
DIR. f. NJ. Lane has brought suit against
City Physician jerks but 5000 damages
for SANDER. The writ Is returnable May
49,
The various brigsdes OF Alfredians OF
the State will attend services at Roger
Williams Baptist Church, Providence, to-
morrow.
There is a lots OF interest In this city
over the final cup tie game being played
I'm Fail River this afternoon between the
True Blues and Fall Rivers.
The Pawtucket branch Of the American
Federation OF Labor will hold a public
meeting in Young Irelanders Hall to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
One of Follett & steere's express
wagons broke down on Exchange place,
Providence, a. 6:15 last night. The goods
were transferred to another team.
One week from tomorrow Rev. w. b. +.
Jackson Of Providence will take charge OF
Trinity Church and II IL confidently
hoped by the members OF the parish that
he viii be induced To remain.
An out-of-town newspaper created con.
siderable excitement by saying that dan
gerous wives should be put under ground
without delay. Il was an error, "wires"
being meant instead OF "wives."
Clan Fraser, o. S. e., accompanied by
other visiting clans, will attend services
at the UniveHallst Church tomorrow at
$3.50 p. m. when the pastor, Rev. f. w.
Hamilton, will deliver an address.
The school flags are flying today in
commemoration OF the birth OF that gall
LIANT soldier, Gen. U. 8. Grant, which oc.
cured in 1922 according to the schedule
OF flag days issued by the school commit
tee.
A praise service Will be held at the Paw
.tucket Congregational Church tomorrow
evening and the regular church choir will
be assisted by a special chorns OF fifty
voices, the same that saus Mt the Easter
services.
Rev. Father Beland, who has been
assisting at st. Paul's Church, Blackstone.
during the Winter, has been called to the
Cathedral at Springfield, Mass, to take
The place OF Father FITZGERALD, who has
gone to Europe with Bishop Beaven.
AS an instance OF long continuance In
one office, the case OF Ellis Blake OF Cum
berland Hill may be cited. At the last
meeting OF the Pound School district Mr..
Blake was elected clerk and treasurer for
the 10th consecutive time, which probably
lays over all other records in the town.
Curious happenings often occur in the
Attleboros, and the latest is the burning
OF the North Attleboro engine house
Thursday when the structure and appar-
atus we'll consumed In the building was
the hand engine "Pioneer," with record
OF lS l-2 feet, made at the Fair grounds
last year.