Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-12
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The political pot is beginning to slzzle.
Pitcher Lovett may play with Provi.
dence this season.
Things are unusually quiet In fire de-
partment circles just at present.
Pawtucket Cinnamon have received no.
tice that they must register this week.
The monthly meeting OF the School
Committee will be held tomorrow even.
ing.
The monthly meeting OF the Common
Council will be held on Wednesday even
ing.
Mass at St. Mary's Church next Sat-
urday, st. Patrick's day, will be held at s
O'Clock.
urday at Providence, but transacted no
business.
The police were regaled with coffee Sat
urdsy night by the kindness Of Lyons
Delany & Co.
We want no New York millionsres to
represent Rhode Island at Washington,
says the Independent Citizen.
st. Mary's Christian Doctrine Society
will hold basket party in Clan Fraser
Hail, Friday evening, March 30.
PUSSY willows" and early crocuses
afford new evidence that Spring is really
here. But don't discard your overcoat
yet.
There will be an important meeting Of
Tower Post, g. A. r., this evening, when
the matter OF new quarters will be set
tied.
Police officers were scouting all day yes-
terdsy, looking for contrsband trade and
contraband goods, but their search was
unrewarded.
A pleasant whist party passed away
the hours Saturday evening at the resi-.
dence OF George II. Lomas on Depot
street.
Men under the direction OF John Will
marth were Dusily engaged all day yes
terday on the Spencer Block, housing II
in from the threatened rain.
Tickets are out for the annual May
eve ball ofthe Trying Literary Club to be
held in Music Hall assembly rooms. II
will be the usual brilliant affair.
Fish and egg dealers have been doing
thriving business during the past few
weeks, and to them the continuance OF
Lent would not be penitential season.
Lotteryville, a village near Westerly,
has a new postoffice and also a new name.
The postoffice authorities objected to
Lotteryville and the place is now Avon
dale.
The Prohibition city convention for
the nomination OF a Senator and six re
representatives. to the General Assembly
will be held tomorrow evening In st.
Georges hall.
Under the influence OF the spring-lIke
weather that has prevailed for the past
eight days, crocuses and other early plants
have commenced to show their heads
above ground.
temperance lecture in a barouche
held the attention Of a large audience on
Maple street Saturday afternoon, and
distributed among them an abundance Of
cold water literature.
Judge Blodgett left his bicycle In front
, ~ the police station Saturday night, but
when he returned the machine had dis
appeared. Just as he was about to offer
a reward the practical joker who took 1t
brought 1t back.
With little encouragement from The
business men this city will have a strong
team in the New England League. 1t
will be an excellent advertisement for the
town and remind the people daily that
Pawtucket is still on the map.
A new code Of rules will go into effect
on the Consolidated railroad May 1st A
number of important changes are made,
some OF which the employees do not take
very kindly to. The style OF uniform is
changed and every employe will be re-
uuired to wear one. or late this rule has
not been very strictly enforced.
Speaking OF the Longtin fortunes the
Fall River Globe says; j. b. Longtin, who
spripgs from branch OF the f12, 100000
family tree, has written lsadore Jansen OF
this city that he can furnish most valua-
BILE data as to pedigree, etc., OF the
family. This information will be OF i'm
portance to the Jansens as establishing
their claims to portion Of the dead mill
Iionaire's estate.
lanes Sweeney, IL years OF age, es'
capped from the sockanosset school yes
terday forenoon during chapel time The
how is the same one who ran away from
the school during the early part OF the
winter and returned voluntarily to the
school complete physical wreck. dc
has been In the hospital ever since bis re-
|. 49,, ana u was thought that he had no
Intention of going away again.