Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-15
TERSE 1RIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS or INTEREST TO ALL
or OUR READERS.
Leah Lodge. ID of r., met today.

Lean Lodge, IL OF H., bet 'ou"y'
1t is not too late yet TO send or receive
a valentine.
The Pawtucket cases are before the
Grand Jury today.
Spring is only three weeks away but
VINO would believe itf
Talk is getting cheap. Telephones are
being rented for SIPS each.
Fast Day in the Bay State has been
abolished by vote OF 100 To SO.
The Dramatic Club OF the Young Mems
Catholic Association rehearsed last night.
Miss Annie Congdon will leave tomor-
row for Illinois TO reside with her grand
mother.
Gen. Olney Arnold wssa guest at the
banquet OF the Providence Press Club last
evening.
People have been reminded twice this
winter of the memorable blizzard Of
March II, 1888.
Editor Mowton, formerly Of the Attle-
boro Sun, is now city editor of the Brock
ton Enterprise.
The Jefferson Club OF the First Ward
will meet this evening at the rooms on
Carnation street.
Fall River means business in the base
ball line. A splendid new grand stand
has been erected.
l.. r. LeClear and wife Of Lyndhurst,
Nj, are visiting the family OF ii. p. Ide
OF Fountain street.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the High st.
M. +. Church gave a Lady Washington
tea in the church last evening.
The Pyl han Grand Lodge OF Maine
met today I'm Portland AMI State Repre-
sentative Lee OF Rhode Island is present.
The man who descr bed the recent
storm as "Winter lingering in the lap Of
Spring" ought to be thrown into snow
drift.
The sale OF the stock and fixtures OF the
saloon corner of Railroad avenue and
Dexter street will take place tomorrow
at 2 o'clock.
The prospects OF the Interstate road are
as gloomy as ever. Judge Colt has not
yet rendered his decision in the matter
OF receivershp.
II is probably thst the poet who wrote
about Beautiful Snow" had never been
initiated into the mysteries OF shovelling
a path under the clothes line.
A final inventory OF the p. T. Barnum
estate shows that the great Snowman was
worth 100000. Most every one contrib
uted a hali.dollar to that pile.
Mayor Pot OF Woonsocket and com.
mittee appointed TO build the Hamlet
avenue bridge, who we're to visit this city
yesterday, did not materialize.
Paul JONES'" the Boston man who Is
going to work his way around the Globe
and return with 5000 which he will earn,
is in Providence. His next stopping place
Is New Haven.
Westerly swain advertises to the ef-
feet that he wishes to correspond with
nice looking, jolly young ladies'" and
wants to exchange photos. The latter
might be fatal to his hlrtation. Better
keep your pictures sonny.
All the eloctrics were troubled this
morning by the coating Of ice that formed
on the trolley wire as fast as the rain fell.
1t was impossible to get power at times
and when they did = blue flame burst
forth that frightened tim ID passengers.
The quail Sreleased by the Blackston,
Valley Game Association must be having
hard time OF 1t, that Is, II any are now
living. member OF the association sale
yesterday that a snow shovel had beer
left with each flock so that they coulC
dig themselves out.
Last evening about 9 80 o'clock a Provi
dence Car coming down and a Mineral
Spring avenue car going up met Just be
low the Rough and Ready engine house
Neither motorman would go back and 10
ten minutes they stood there exchanginl
compliments TO the disgust OF the passen
gers.
Hon. Charles II. Page has forwarded 1
Alderman O'Reilly 9 large amount @
seeds from the Department OF Agricultur,
The Alderman will distribute them to an
person who will sgree to comply with th
regulations Of the department and retur
10 Secretary Morton a result Of their ex
periments with such seeds.