Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-05
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night.
The Republican City Committee will
meet tonight.
Manager Lothrop is on a trip to the
City OF Mexico,
The Board Of Aldermen will meet We'd
nesday evening.
Manager Frank II. Leonard will be
here this evening.
Delaney Council, X. OF C., will meet
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. S. Hazard lectured at Clan
Fraser Hall last evening.
The jefferson Club OF the First Ward
met yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The final rehearsal for the Y. M. c. A.
gymnasium exhibition will take place
this evening.
Miss lola Pomeroy will head com
pany In "Little Hurricane" during the
Spring season.
Max Freeman is rohearsing Tobacco"
which is to be producedJat the Boston
Museum April 9th.
w. T. Victory OF Brockton was In town
Saturday night and spent Sunday with
his parents at Warren.
The Hacket court martial will be re-
sumed at 10 o'clock tomorrow and prob
ably concluded during the day.
The parents OF David Harley OF the
Merchants Exchange will soon arrive
from Scotland to reside In this city.
This evening the members OF the Bre.
ton peasant dance IN the late Kirmess
will be entertained at the residence OF
Jesse Fairbrother.
The house lot offered as a gift by RadI-
kin d Cooney was won by Mrs. Alice
Tessier OF 23s Harrison street. The lot is
on oaklawn plat, Central Falls.
LaSalle Council. K. OF C., OF Providence,
will celebrate its anniversary this evening
by grand ball and the members OF De
laney Council are invited to attend.
The case OF Thomas Murtha, the Cen
trail Falls who is charged with assault
with intent to rob, comes up for trial in
the Common Pleas Court tomorrow.
Two teams were stolen from Providence
pun VI uDTbth on
coupe belonging to j. A. Foster and a
horse and buggy belonging to Orrin
Smart.
Thieves entered the residence OF joseph
Brown OF Woonsocket Saturday night
and stole two dresses while a cut OF clot b
was stolen from In front OF Carron &
Grimes store.
The following Pswtucket people regis.
tered at New York hotels during the past
week; b. p. Clspp, II. Conant and wife,
ID. w. Bullock, p. f. Hayes, }. Lathrop,
A. III. Mclean, K. w. Orswell.
The Greene Il Daniels mill will run ten
hours day, five days a week, instead of
nine hours. 1t is understood that the
help will be put on piece work, which
will result in slight cut in wages.
Next Sunday under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Catholic Association Of 81
Nary's parish q lecture will be given on
Jerusalem and the Holy Land with stere-
optican views OF the same in the school
hall.
The National Council OF the K. OF C.
will meet at New Haven tomorrow. Grand
knight p. J. Murray OF Delany Council
is State delegate and Myles A. Nc.
Nance Of Tyler Council Past State Dele.
gate.
At the O'Clock meeting In the Y.M
{. IA. rooms yesterday afternoon s. p.
Thrasher OF New Haven spoke upon
1.-THE Young Man as a Citizen" The
Free Baptist male quartet rendered several
selections.
novel entertainment will be given by
Union division, X. OF p, at their hall this
evening, when q session OF "Knockemou,
lodge, No. j. u. o. M" will be held. The
division will hold It's business meetin 4
7:15 o'clock.
Col. James r. Phsttleplace, Lieut. Col
Harry b. Rose and Maj. Herbert 8. Tanner
the newly elected field officers OF the
First regiment, have been directed to
be before the examining board on Tuesday
evening, March 10. Col. Phettiepisce is
at Old Point Comfort.