Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-28
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Remember the rally tomorrow evening
| by the Democrats.
The Fall River Line steamers will re-
sumo Sunday trips April LIST.
The Ladies Aid Society OF st. Mary's
parish will hold a social meeting this
evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Temperance So
cisty OF st. Msry's parish will install off,
GERS this evening.
The Democratic City Committee met
last evening and made arrangements for
the canvass for next Friday.
James Hymn OF Blackstone, Mass, has
accepted position as section boss at the
f. Jenckes Manufacturing Company
The section bosses employed on the
Consolidated road haye added extra men
to their gangs within the past fortnight.
The body of Frank Byrne, the noted
Irish Nationalist, will be buried tomorrow
afternoon at 8 O'Clock In old 5t. Mary's
cemetery.
Thomas w. Robinson will sell at
assignee's sale tomorrow at 10 o'clock the
goods and fixtures in the store at No. 8
Broadway.
The third degree will be conferred by
District Deputy Drury on ten members OF
Delaney Council. X. of c., Wednesday
evening, April Is.
The Chicago murderer who objects TO
going into the next world with Prender-
gast as his travelling companion is to be
commended for bis excellent taste.
The latest fad In footwear is the yellow
rubber. Black rubbers are too conspi-
cious when worn on yellow shoes, and
Chicago genius came to the rescue.
DIR. f. J. M. Cooney, formerley OF this
city, has been elected a member OF the
Democratic State Central Committee rep
resenting the third ward, Providence.
The Regis Reading Circle OF st. Joseph's
parish is arranRinga programme for an
entertainment to be given In the near
The executor OF the will OF the late Mrs.
Bridget Mcclure OF Providence has paid
to the Little Sisters OF the Poor the sum
OF q 900 bequeathed them by the testator.
There Is no license In both OF the Attle-
boros. The papers OF those towns say that
the late trains from this city, especially
on Saturday night, are always we'll filled
with boozy men.
mentary social to the canvassers and
Others who assisted In making their re-
cent fai- a success. The affair will be held
in their hall on Main street Wednesday
evening.
THERE'S considerable interest mani
tested by Providence people in the kir-
mess to be held In that city the latter
part of the month. The names of many
of the participants in the various dances
have already been selected.
The social to be given by Delaney Coun-
ell, K. OF c., in Music Hall Assembly
rooms Wednesday evening, April 11th,
will be one of the society events OF the
season. The committee IN charge OF the
event is sparing no effort to make 1t
success In every particular.
The probable election OF Thomas carr
Watson as Senator from jamestown Is al
ready conceded. He Is the man who causes
not little worry to the Republican lead
ers on account Of his independent procliv-
tiles on matters when 1t is impossible to
vote with the Republicans and have any
regard for the interests OF the people who
elected him.
The letter carriers all over this country
will be obliged to wear one style Of uni
form, commencing June 1, II the depart
ment Is able to enforce the new ruling
A contract was given Ohem q Co. OF
Baltimore to supply the clothing for this
section OF the country. The price 10 s1l 90
for Summer and sl4 30 for Winter. A good
many objections have been made by the
carriers. as In many cases the men have a
supply Of clothing.