Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-26
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Assistant City Clerk Davis began his
duties today.
A few venturesome youths tried the
sksting on the Pawtucket river yester-
day.
The Veteran Firemen's Association will
meet tonight to orange for their annual
chowder
Tonight the members OF the Y. NJ. Z. A.
gymnasium will rehearse for their coming
exhibition.
The police were regaled Saturday night
on coffee kindly furnished by Lyons
Delany & Co.
Bernard +. Cooney OF Radikin &
Cooney has been to the metropolis on a
pleasure trip.
Walter W. Dexter has succeeded David
S. Collins as Secretary OF the II. |. State
Fair Association.
4 he first collection for the new school
of st. Joseph's parish will be taken up
Sunday, March 4th.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet this
the canvassing OF the voting lists.
Five out Of the Six wamsutta Mills at
New Bedford started uptoday on full time.
This does not look like hard times
22-ton ermature has arrived at the
power station OF the Union Railroad Com
pany. 1t is one OF the largest made.
The special car for the "Patent Applied
For" Company passed through this city
on its way to Providence this morning.
One Of the electric cars on the Prospect
street line caught fire Saturday evening on
the East side from the machinery under
meath the car.
Saturday afternoon the residence OF l..
n. Carpenter on Bank street, Attleboro,
was damaged 1850 by fire. The loss is
covered by insurance.
The Working Girls Club held a pleas.
ant entertainment IN Dexter block Sat
urday evening, with singing, readings,
dancing and collation..
The praying band connected with the
Epworth League OF the NJ. +. Church con-
Quoted the services at the Central avenue
mission yesterday afternoon.
match game at the bowling alley Sat
urdsy might was won by Henry II. Shell
don, who scored 1873, while his opponent,
Carlos l.. Rogers, scored but SO.
The depart ment OF Rhode Island OF the
g. A. r. will hold camp fire at Infantry
Hall, Providence, tommorrow. Comman-
der-in Chief Adams will be present.
The trotting season at Narragansett
Park will extend from June to Novem Der
of this year. Ar effort will be made to
exhibit the best steppers in the country.
The following Pawtucket people reg.
isterCd at New York hotels during the
past week: e. II. Butts, w. q. Hartford,
G. l.. Miller, w. McGregor, G. II. Wilson.
Miss Marion NJ. Hobrook, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Sylvanus Holbrook, will be
united in marriage this evening to Frank
A. Hill al the Pleasant View Baptist
Church.
The Southern quail recently liberated
in the State are believed to have perlshed
in the recent storms. They are scarcely
harov enough to stand the rigors OF such
Winter as we are having this season.
The reduction OF salaries in Pawtucket
it is alleged, principally affects tn,
officials who were sdherents, two years
ago of David j. White In his unsuccessful
reach for the Mayors chair.-[Providenc,
Visitor.
Teams representing the local paper,
have begun bowling In order to decide tht
championship between the local members
of the craft. Then they may seek new
Isurels by challenging teams from ou,
sister cities.
Jane r. Webb OF North Attleboro val
arrested Saturday on a charge OF enbez
zling q, 900 from a Mr. Dixon OF Boston
Webb was managing a shoe store OF
washington street for Dixon. He va
released on a 900 bail.
The cold wave has moved on. 1t man
aged to keep chilly all day yesterday, bu
by early evening IL had evidently beer
vanquished, as the thermometer was at y
above--s rise of "a degrees In less than 2
hours. Indications OF snow had been ber
aided through New England by the wealth
er prophets and at o'clock this morning
the snow came, with the mercury still
hanging at 20 above.