Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-13

Imust find out today
II he's rich, as they say,
For she's not said him nay,
And again be may ask her.
Is he rich, as they say,
Ora peuuiless masker2
-Yankee Blade.
Ironside Council, o. U. A. NJ, meet to-
night.
ossamequin Tribe, /. o. r. NJ, met last
evening
May Temple, Pyth!an Sisters, met last
evening.
Church choirs are now practicing East
er music.
The ladies of St. Paul's Church Will
meet this evening.
Officer Jeffers killed a muskrat on
Broadway yesterday.
Lenten devotions will be held at St.
Mary's Church this evening.
The Cinnamon who reside In this city
will have to register this week.
The monthly meetinL OF the School
Committe will be held tonight.
The David Harley Company have begun
ulONluk luAb Abt NpiohA 'ApNh'
Miss Jennie Paine OF Blackstone has
been visiting relatives in this city.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF the y. NJ. c.
A. met this afternoon at O'Clock.
Spring came so early this year that
Spring poets were caught unprepared.
The dull thud inflicted by the carpet
bester will soon resound throughout the
land.
Rev. Father Halligan has much i'm
proved in health since he sought a warmer
climate.
New Bedford has a soup house, but
business Is so dull that it will be closed
tomorrow.
Manchester Encampment, /. o. o. F.,
met last evening in the rooms OF Good
Samaritan Lodge.
Mrs. II. s. Newton OF Pehnsylyania, who
has been visiting her parents, Capt. Rice
and wife, has returned home.
When doctor meets a man without
his overcost these dsvs he feels that his
services will soon be required.
]. Irving Davis has been appointed dis
trict deputy over Ironside and Enterprise
Councils, y. L. A. NJ, OF this city.
This evening the Pawtucket bowling
team will play team from Woonsocket
at Music Hall Palace Bowling Alleys.
A months mind mass was celebrated at
st. Msrys Church this morning for the
repose OF the soul OF Mrs. Rose McKenna.
A meeting of the "Club Republican
Franco American" will take place at
Garde Lsisyette's Hall, Harrison street,
this evening.
Could anything be more marvellous than
ten days OF continued freedom from snow,
rain and chilling winds? Can March be
growing respectable'
The cold water men will hold their con-
yention this evening In St. Georges Hall
to nominate their candidates for Senator
and six Representatives.
Every one who wishes to escape the las.
situde OF Spring should keep as much as
possible in the open air. Ozone still con-
tinues to hold its place as natures great
remedy.
Knockemout Lodge, No. l, Grand Order
OF Moguls, will hold Its second session
Thursday evening In the hall OF Eureka
Lodge, K. of p, in the Carpenter block,
East avenue.
Twenty chinamen registered yesterday
at the collectors Office at Providence. All
will register but few old fellows who are
ready to 60 back TO the Flowery Kingdom
and want their passage paid by Uncle
sam.
The sword and sash which the late
Major Orville NJ. Remington woie while
serving as a lieutenant % Company /, It'll
Rhode Island Volunteer Regiment, durinE
the civil war had been presented to th'
Providence Press Club.
A horse attached to n grocery wagor
driven by Frank Abbott and belonging
TO Charles r. Carpenter OF ~ East avenue
ran away on East avenue near Sayles ave
nue. yesterday afternoon and ran to Hay
market square where the animal cleare'
itself and continued to the Postoffic
where IL was caught. Abbott was throwl
out, but not injured.