Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-21

Murphy, is happy papa.
Joseph Sherry OF Pleasant street ID
visiting friends In Troy, N. Y.
The Free Wanderers polo team will play
a auintette from Lonsdale tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Capron Of West
erly are visiting relatives In this city.
Vital Lacroix, salesman at Lynd Il
Murphy's, Is wearing broad smile today.
Twins.
A special meeting of the school com.
mittee has been called Tor this evening at
O'Clock.
The insurance OF Lyons Delany & Co.
on the stock in tue spice mill has been
adjusted at u 900.
Charles ID. Belts OF this city and Miss
Matte d. Appleby OF East Providence
have hled intentions OF marriage.
Last evening the sermon at the lenten
services at 81. Msry's Church was
preached by Rev. Father Gillian.
The many friends OF Martin Finn will
be pleased TO learn that his son Leo, who
has been III with pneumonia, is con.
va alescent.
Mrs. James Ryder, mother OF the late
DR.. James NJ. Ryder, died at her home on
K m street, yesterday forenoon, at an ad-
ysnced age.
The 18th spnu Al meeting OF the south.
ern Rhode Island Press Club will be held
at the Dixon House, Westerly, tomorrow
at II o'clock.
Daniel Belts OF the Woonsocket steam
laundry was united iu marriage last
night In this city. Charles HILBERT was
the best man.
The baseball circuit talked OF this season
for the New England League is Pswtucket,
Fall River, Brockton, Worcester, Haverhili,
Bangor, Lewiston and Portland. There
would be warm rivalry between clubs In
such league.
Charles Cor bett, manager OF the Rescue
Mission, W ho has q liking for theatrical
people, has invited the German Brothers
OF the Monte Carlo Company that is now
playing at Keith's Opera House to take
breakfast with him on Sunday morning.
In Olneyville, II you call on girl three
times the gossips begin to hint OF we'd
ding; in Geneva, two buggy rides and a
visit to the theatre set the tongues wag-
ging, and in Wanskuck-but nobody ever
heard OF a Wsnskuck glrl being engaged.
A very large sun spot Is lust now dis
tinctly visible to the naked eye, and
1t measures about 10000 miles IN diameter.
IA. A.. ia, nd nat Of IA fya
the suns disc. II IL the largest spot
since the famous one OF two years ago and
It Will be about central tomorrow.
The funeral OF Michael j. Curley was
solemnized from his late residence, 173
School street, yesterday, under the direc.
tion OF p. J. Manning. A high mass OF
requiem was celebrated at st. Joseph's
Church at $3.50 o'clock and interment was
at Mt. St. Mary's cemetery. He was ~
years OF age, well known and respected.
Pointing to two OF his boarders Manager
Donath OF the Benedict House said: "Pd
rat her board that 26J pound fellow there
for two dollars week than that other
pole for six dollars, for" said he, "that
portly fellow is q good advertisement, and
just imagine what an impression 1t must
make on the man who sees that skeleton
walk in and out OF my place three times q
day"
The conductors on the Providence
division OF the Consolidated road have
been subjected to new rule pertaining
TO "time keepers" Hereafter, ut specified
times In the year, each conductor will be
compelled to have his watch properly
regulated according to railroad time
under the direction OF the railroad
aut horties.
The outlook for the employment OF
many OF the present unemployed of this
city Is most assuring when the many new
buildings to be erected during the coming
Spring are started. Besides the buildings
known to be contemplated are many
dwellings, many contractors who have
the contracts to build them are only
awaiting favorable weather 10 begin.
A7-year old son OF John Gillespie was
sli1ing on Vernon between Elm and
River streets Monday afternoon, when the
sled ran under the wagon OF William Slo-
cum. The little fellow was causht IN
such manner that the wheel ran over
his leg Just ABOVE the ankle. No bone,
we're broken, but the leg was badly
bruised. He was taken to his home.
As result OF Mondays tour of inspec'
ton smongth the Chinese, Division Deputies
| Kavansugh ana Gilmartin report thai
Monday next registration will be begur
in earnest. They have appointments with
some OF the Mongolians at their owl
| places OF business and others have agreed
to come to the office on South Mali
street Monday. This means that ell th'
| Cinnamon in the district will be read!
to register as soon as they hear OF th
first few who have done so. Many OF th
more intelligent OF those who have beer
visited are already provided with pictures
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