Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-13

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The School Committee will meet to-
| night.
Ossamequin Tribe, No. 4, !. O. X. NJ,
met last night.
An EXPRESSION often heard todsy;"Aint
this corker".
Manchester Encsmppent, 1. o. o. r.,
met last evening.
Regular session Of the Court OF Probate
tomorrow afternoon.
The no school signal, 3-3 was rung in
on the fire alarm at 8 O'Clock.
| &C. Corbett is to start a temperance
revival in Steinwsy Hall, Providence.
The examination for admission to the
bar was held In the Supreme Court today.
Hartford will make a big effort to secure
the New England League muster this
year.
The members OF the Y. M. q. A. are
forming polo club to compete with any
in the State.
The Gilt Edge train from New York
due to arrive In this city at 1905 p. m.
was over an hour late last night.
The Jefferson Club OF the First Ward
will meet Thursday evening In the old
engine house on Carnation street.
Rev. George T. Mahoney, the new rec
tor Of st. Charles Church, WooDsocket,
| will preach his first sermon there Sunday.
The Board OF Governors OF the Paw
| tucket Boat Club will meet tonight at the
] Office OF A. X. Sweet, Music Hall building.
Services will be held at st. Msry's
| Church this evening instead Of tomorrow
evening as heretofore. Rev. John Brady
will deliver the sermon.
| DIR. +. ID. Fontaine OF Worcester, who
spoke at the union meeting OF the French
societies on Sunday evening, returned TO
| the heart OF the commonwealth yesterday
| afternoon.
The department of Rhode Island OF the
G. A. K. will hold camp fire at Infantry
Hall, Providence, Feb. "a. Commander
IN Chief "Jack" Adams OF Lynn will be
present.
The Prohibitionists will go through the
form OF nominating a State ticket this
year on the 22d inst. Hon. Henry b. Met
| calf OF this city will be the candidate for
| Governor.
| Spurious half dollars are circulating to
an unpleasant extent in this locality. The
bogus coin Is fair imitation OF the
genuine, but is trlfe lighter and lacks
the true ring.
| DeVere, the artist, has surpassed him
self In the production of the beautiful
scenery used in "Money Mad" at
Lothrop's. II IL all his work and is
worthy OF the highest praise.
Brother Harkins says 1t was Feb. "a Of
last year that he opened his first mission
in this city and he intends to celebrate
the anniversary by having services In
mission of his own this year.
The badges, first and second priE es for
the members of the winning teams OF the
Amatuer State Polo League, will be on
exhibition In the show window OF 2. Is.
McManus, Providence, Friday.
Six more weeks Of polo enthusiasm and
then the baseball craDks will take chances
on pneumonia and influenza in the open
ayr Both rank as the clesnest and most
fascinating pastimes In the American
arena.
Charles II. Owen, brother OF Franklin
p. Owen, has been appointed by the Sec
retary OF the treasury as a guager for the
internal revenue department of CoDnec.
! ticut and Rhode Island, vice Frederick w,
Sesrles.
The Newport Armory Commission, at a
meeting held yesterday, decided to adopt
the plans OF Architect Edwin Wilbur OF
Newport. Quite a number OF designs
were presented for the Commissions con-
siderstion.
A checker tournament has been inaug-
urated in Providence in which all the
well known checker players of the State
VIII compete. The winner Will challenge
John Cairns OF Harrisvillo, who recently
won the championship.
An unusual large number OF personal
property and real estate mortgages have
been given for record in the City Clerks
, Office within the past 3 months. The
, number Of assignments OF business and
/. wages are also unusually large.
Protection vs.. Free Trade" will be dis.
r cussed at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation rooms tonight. The disputants
8 will be Hon. II. B. Metcalf and Charles /.
McAlice for protection and Joseph Mo-
4 Donald and Edward Barker for free trade.
n Scarlet fever has made its appearance al
y Hebronville and within a day or two four
Q cases hsye developed In one family. Th,
proper authorities have been notified anc
= steps are being taken to prevent tn,
b. spreading OF the contagion among tn,
. children In the villege school.
All those who heard Hon. Henry B
'' Metcalf, OF Pawtucket, in Temple o.
r. Honor Hall, last Thursday evening, heart
l. him at bis best, and that is saying gooC
. deal. II was because OF the fact that hi