Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-28

Camp A. X. Tilton, 5. OF W, will meet
tonight
M. NJ. Brennan leaves tonight for New
York city.
Delaney Council X. OF C., will meet
this evening.
Bepe Lodge, Knights OF Honor, will
meet tonight.
1t is gross fsttery OF such weather even
to mention 1t.
Pawtucket was well represented at the
G. A. r. camp fire.
February, the shortest month In the
year, goes out today.
Samuel Johnson's case comes up tomor-
row for examination.
North Attleboroisns are deep In the
fight for the Postoffice.
The man with the blue bird story bobs
up serenely every morning.
Chickering Lodge, X. OF p, will meet
tonight and confer the rank of knight.
Pawtucket Lodge, n. f. o. p, will meet
tonight. The Grand officers will be pre-
sent.
Thomas Conley died at his home at 26i
West avenue yesterday. His funeral will
take place tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie Miller and Georgianns
Sweet OF this city have been visiting
Woonsocket relatives.
The annual meeting OF the Park Place
Church Will be held this evening when
officers will be elected.
Moore, the Providence man who was III
OF pleurisy al the station, was taken TO
the Homeopat mic hospital yesterday.
II you want TO be healthy and happy
visit the Main street restaurant OF 8. B.
Havens 4 Co. for your meals. 1t Is one OF
the best places in the city.
At a musicale given at the house Of
Miss A. +. Watson last evening Mrs. Luo
| Martin OF Providence gave two piano se-
lections in a finished and pleasing man.
ner.
Barge ii. F. Hallett from South Amboy,
with 75i tons OF coal valued at si, 900 con-
signed to Olney & Payne Bros, was sunk
at New Haven by Steamer J. II. Starin
Monday. The cargo was insured.
Dennis Cawley met with serious accI-
dent while at work at the Central avenue
sewer yesterday afternoon. A belt broke
and caught him IN the face, lscerating the
| flesh about the eye. DR.. Forth attended
| him.
Someone has been amusing himself
| out In North Attleboro poisoning dogs
| and over a score OF CANNES have dropped
| by the wayside, some very valuable.
| There IL a coat OF tar and feathers await
ing the poisoner.
A horse attached to a sleigh belonging
| to G.. l.. whitney, marketman on Broad
street, started to run on Broadway yes
terday, but was stopped by Officer Rey-
nolds, who was going to report on his
beat, and taken back to the house from
where 1t started.
The Pawtucket Ice Company have their
| houses at Cumberland Mills and at Happy
| Hollow pond filed, and have about 1900
| tons OF ice from the Abbott Run stream.
| They are now at work on the Valley pond,
| where they are getting inches OF ice, and
expect to I'LL those houses in few days.
| One OF the cases before the Common
| Council Committee on Claims OF Provi.
| dence yesterday was that OF Michael
| Sullivan and Special Officer Doane OF
Boston as to which is entitled TO the
reward OF $500 offered by the city for the
| apprehension OF Anthony Haswell's
| murderer, Yankee Dan" Sullivan.
Tomorrow night J. f. Gallagher, the
| High street cash grocer, will open gro.
| cery and market at 344 East avenue, hav-
| ing closed his present quarters which had
become too small for his increasing busi-
ness. Mr.. Gallagher is one OF Pawtucket's g
| youngest business men, whose career is
being watched with interest by some OF
our older merchants.
| The Lenten services at st. Msry's Church
last evening was preached by Rev. Father
Sullivan OF st. Patrick's Church, Provi-
dence. lie took tor his text the words
from Matthew Xxx, verse XVI MANY
are called, but few are chosen" The edi-
fee was crowded and not word spoken
by The eloquent minister OF God was
lost to the congregation.
The delegates from Rhode Island to the
Convention OF the National American
Woman Suffrage Association recently
held in Washington, will make report
OF that meeting before the Rhode Island
Woman Suffrage Association In Black
stone Hall psrlor tomorrow at 3o'clock
The Hackett court martial was resumed
at Brigade Headquarters last evening and
Capt. Hackett took the stand in his own
defense. The court adjourned until to-
morrow evening at 80.