Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-16


be witnessed by number of Pawtuckel
people.
The last OF the series OF "Old Line" So
cials will be held In the Alcazsr this
evening.
Wonder II the weather clerk is prepar-
ing to make st. Patrick's Day dis
agreeable'
Lent is drawing to a close and the
spirits OF the penitential are once more
on the rise.
William Penn Division, s. OF T., went
TO woonsoeket last evening to visit sis
ter organization.
The day on which the anniversary OF
Ireland's patron saint is celebrated Is but
few hours away.
Now that election is drawing near 1t is
we'll TO remember that under the plurali-
ty system, votes count.
The Evening Drawing School exhibit
will be open this evening and tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
Wimodausis Council, Daughters OF
Liberty, held an open meeting in the Bes-
wick Block last evening.
Rev. A. 8. Wicks OF the Church of the
Advent will preach the Lenten sermon at
st. Paul's Church this evening.
When a man is in a desperate hurry 1t is
always a surprise TO him TO find how
many friends he has who aren't.
The Pawtucket Cycling Club was rep
taH ut ha han ~ no NH
cycle Club of Attleboro last evening.
Rev. f. j. Bassett OF the Church OF the
Redeemsr, Providence, will preach the
Lenten sermon at Trinity Church this
evening.
Ihe persons that stole the cosk OF ale
from the Wamsutts Hotel, North Attle-
bero, Saturday night evidently expected
dry times.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Catherine Cavsnaugh OF this city and
}. r. McCarron OF Pawtucket.-l Fail
River Herald.
The American Worsted mills OF Woon-
socket which have been running on one
third time for six months, will start.up on
full time Monday.
In Clan Fraser Hall last evening :he
Ladies Aid Society OF the Pawtucket Spir-
itual Association presented the four act
drama, "Innocence."
1t Is generally understood that there
will be no combination among the ice
dealers this season but that the prices
will be the same as last year.
The high price of eggs would seem to
indicate that the hens are not doing their
duty for being fed all winter, but then a
hen doesn't know much anyway.
Tickets may be exchanged tonight at
st. Mary's school hall for the drama
"Eileen Oge" which is to be presented by
the Young Mems Dramatic Club tomor-
row evening.
Assignee James l.. jerks Of Spencer q
Co.. will pay the first dividend, which
will be fifty per cent, next week. He has
received check for q, 900 from the pur-
chasers of the stock.
Rev. J. A. Evans OF New Bedford, Mass,
the general missionary agent OF the New
England Annual Conference OF the A. Nj.
L. Zion Church, is In the city solicit
ing aid for the conference.
The Mayor and members OF the City
Council, as well as the clergy OF the city,
have been invited to attend the st. Pat.
rick's Day celebration in Lothrop's Grand
Opera House on Sunday evening.
The fiftieth anniversary OF the diocese
of Hartford will be celebrated tomorrow
In oil IN ~
Joseph's Cathedral at Hartford a pontif-
cal high mess will be celebrated by Bishop
Tierney.
The ineyitabl has happened at last.
The Rhode Island Senate has surrendered
TO the house, and thereby admitted the
farcIcal nature of its contention. Now
let the votes that the people cast nearly
one year ago be counted-[ Westerly Tri-
bupe.
Rev. j. A. l.. Rich of Pawtucket, for
merly Of Newport, was In town today.
His church has given him unanimous
request to continue his psstorate another
wear. The church has increased materi
ally in strength since Mr.. Rich has been
US pastor Newport News.
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