Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-01
TERSE IRlBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS or INTEREST TO AL
OF OUR READERS.

Officer Reynolds is on duty day times at
the station THIS week.
The Providence ours lost the power Tor
a time Saturday afternoon.
one year ago ,ooay the plastoring iu
the AideTmsnic chamber fell.
It's Mavor Tiepke, but the water runs
under the bridge just the same.
w. II. Keuugh, "a. manager Of tho Kan
garoos, j. mentioned as polo umpire.
A baptismal service was hello at the
Woodlswn Baptist Church last evening.
Officer Watson was presented by friends
on mis- beat with pair OF gloves Saturday
night.
Job 1yrrell received a substantial New
Years gift in the shape OF fourteen
pound boy.
The School Committee will meet this
evening at o'clock for organization for
the new year.
There will be a social in Music Hall as
sembly rooms Friday evening for sweet
charity's sake.
Owen Keough was today sentenced to
mon drunkard.
The Keys TO the boxes OF the new police
signal service will be delivered To the
officers tonight.
A horse attached to a sleis b containing
two Young men ran away on Pawtucket
avenue last night.
MIR. William Davenport, the Pawtucket
grocer, is confined to his bed with a
slight attack OF grip.
Dennis p. Murphy OF the Attleboro
Hotel, who has been verv i'll, is again at
his post as genial as ever.
Mrs. Sarah Peoples of Anthony avenue,
so years old, died today. The funeral will
be held Wednesday morning.
The snow of Saturday night and yester-
day caused no serious delay to the cleo
trio cars Oh any OF the routes.
At Infantry Hall tonight there will be a
championship polo game between the
Providence and Worcester teams.
About 800 persons enjoyed the privi-
leges of the reading room connected with
the Free Public Library yesterday.
An anniversary mass for the repose OF
the soul of Thomas McKeough will be cell
ebrated at 81. Mary's Church Friday.
THIS evenirr there will be a meeting of
pastors OF this city and vicinity at
Park Place Chnrch to arrange for revival
meetings.
John Perry, a we'll known young man,
celebrated his birthday yesterday in
splendid manner and entertained his
many friends.
WILLIAM A. Foley, who few weeks ago
broke bis arm by falling on slippery
sidewalk, Is now under medical treat
ment for the grip.
This morning masses were celebrated at
st, Mary's Church at 8 and 8 o'clock and
vespers and benediction will take place
this evening at 80 o'clock.
The well and pleasantly remembered
"Hoss and Hoss," with Willie Collier as
the star, will be seen at Keith's Opera
House during the week of Jan. s,
sleigh was tipped over on East ave.
nue., near Main street, yesterday after
noon, and the occupants-a man and a
woman were thrown out. No injuries.
A watch meeting was held at the First
Free Baptist Church yesterday and the
Trinity Praying Band was present. The
old year was watched out and the new one
in.
The distributing committee OF The
Ladies AID Society OF St. Mary's Church
met last evening at O'Clock in the
snV a ttSlV mn In
necessaries OF life among the poor.
The Garfield Club iii enjoy a banquet
tonight and among the speakers
will be Hon. Roswell p. Horr, ex.Con.
gresham from Michigan, and Hon. John
l.. Stevens, on. minister to Hawaii.
Bernard McElroy was taken To the sta
tion Saturday afternoon, suffering from
delirium tremens. He was attended by
DIR. Kelliher and was taken to bis home
yesterday morning in a serious condition.
The Business Mems Association will
hold the regular meeting this evening for
the transaction OF business. On Wednes-
day evening the association will be ad.
dressed by Rathbone Gardner, Esq, on
municipal Government"
An adjourned meeting of Tower Post,
No. II, was held Saturday evening, at
which Commander William NJ. Peckham,
in behalf OF the comrades, presented
Comrade Benjamin {. Hughes with sum
of money in token ot sympathy with him,
for his loss OF clothing, watch, etc., at the
recent fire at the Davis tannery. After
the meeting the comrades sat down to
their usual New Years eve clam supper.
Several changes In trains take place on
the conso lidated road today as follows:
Trains leaving Providence for Lonsdae at
11:40 a. III. and 6:50p. N. and leaving
Lonsdale for Providence at II :O3 and 7:3O
pm. will be discontinued. On Sundays
the 10 a. M. and 1850 p. IN. trains from
Providence 70 Blackstone Junction, aud
the 1o:55 a. m. and s:55 p. m. trains from
Blackstone Junction to Providence Will
be dropped.