Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-05
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In a dairy ne jotted down
Some New Years resolutions good:
But paper loving goat uptown
Consumed tina precious book for food.
Is there nybody now who hasn't got
calendari
The funeral Of Margaret Patton will take
place tomorrow afternoon.
Chantler Bros. and their creditors have
not yet come to a settlement.
Pocassett Tribe, No. 13, /. o. II. M, Will
hold a social In the Alcszar Jan. 13.
II requires only few years for youths
elder sister to become younger than he.
The real estate belonging to August
Berndt will be sold at auction tomorrow.
By the way, no one has accepted Frank
G.. Appley's challenge for q six days row.
Ing contest yet.
The North Attleboro Veteran Firemen
expect to join the New England League
within a short time.
A revival meetiDg was conductei at the
Broad Street Baptist Church last evening
by Messrs. Whittle and Stebbins.
The sale OF the fixtures and apparatus
OF the Sanitary Gymnasium has been
postponed until next Tuesday.
Frank T. Sibley & Co. have got out
very neat memorandum book for Otto &
German which are being distributed.
Warden Wallis guests cannot say upon
their going there is no restraint or in
other words, "There's no ropes on them"
This evening in Music Hall assembly
rooms reception and social will be given,
the proceeds to be devoted to relieve the
deserving poor.
st. Mary's Church was we'll filed this
morning when an anniversary mass OF
requiem was offered for the repose OF the
soul of Thomas McKeough.
Last evening at Lothrop's Opera House
those who produced "lngomar" in st.
Mary's school hail. occupied boxes and
saw 4. p. Sullivan's company produce it.
Tomorrow the nuns OF the Loretto or
der throughout the world will cele ebrate
the centenary OF the birth OF the sanity
foundress Of the order, Mary Theresa
Ball.
Every ailment from big head to an in
growing toe nail is now attributed to the
grip, but the old influensa king can stand
II, he having gay old time In New Eng
land.
An entertainment and supper was given
in Clan Fraser Hall last evening by the
Ladies Social Circle connected with the
Pawtucket Spiritual Association and was
very well attended.
Wonder II the members OF the Fraternal
Circle will think there is much fraternity
in receiving less than 20 per cent. OF the
100 per cent. invested by them in the hope
OF getting rich quickf
All the weather prophets ara now
prophesying, and each is prophesying a
different kind OF weather. Considering
the versatility OF our climate, each one OF
them is probably right.
1t may be OF interest to some TO know
that according to his own account CO.
lumbus was 80 days and five hours in
crossing from Spain to San Salvador. APP
pley can break that record.
The meeting held In Fall River to or
ganize Council OF the KING hts OF Colum-
bus was very successful. DR.. John II
Leary was elected physician and the
charter list was nearly completed.
These may be hard times, but 1t IL
noticeable that just as many people are
getting married. Perhaps it's on the
principle that two can stand adversely
better than one or that misery likes com
pany.
The Oldest fire engine compeny In the
country is claimed to be located at Mt.
Holly, n. J. II is called the Relief Fire
Company, and has had continuous exist
ence OF 1il years. How about that, "Cap'n
Josh?"
Mayor Tiepke wore tall hat inaugura-
tion day but has since discarded It. Pos
sibly IL was too tall to talk through
Evening Times. People have been think
for sometime that he was talking through
his hat.
The report OF the court OF inquiry into
the conduct of Capt. Hackett OF Company
e, Second Regiment, was yesterday sent
to Adjt. Gen. Dyer for transmission to
the Commander in Chief Hon. ID. Russell
Brown. II will probably reach head
quarters in a few DAYS.
The young wife Of an aged Cumberland
farmer named Adams sometime ago sued
for divorce and had an Injunction
placed on his property in this city. BY a
decree OF the Supreme Court Adams has
regained control Of his property as the
suit has fallen through.
A horse attached TO one OF the Wood.
lawn dairy wagons became frightened at
the New England road dummy on Dyer
street, Providence, Wednesday afternoon
and ran away. The driver was thrown
out and dragged some distance. The
animal was stopped by Robert Wilson.
In a neig ghboring city short time age
the A. p. Apes held big "revival" meet.
Ing and It was laughable to notice that
one OF the principal exhorters emigrsteC
to this country less than tive
years ago, but still was so far advanced
that he wanted "only Americans oi