Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-02
TERSE 1RIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
nF OUR READERS

The day ofhcers had group picture
taken this morning.
Nelson Btlknap now has charge of he
Local runway stables.
a select -p.ial wih ur h.lt in ta~ Al.
cIzar Frida, evening.
Inspector OF Currency Horton OF Bos-
ton was in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude j. Fsrnsworth are
expected home tomorrow.
An additional pension has been granted
to Dennis Fuller OF this city.
Bishop Harkins has arrived In Rome
and Is enjoying good health.
James II. Crowell OF Gooding street,
who has been III, is gettin1 along finely.
Earl $. Blnford will entertan the Gilt
Edge Whist club oi Boston this evening.
The May devotions At the Catholic
Churches ",re largely ATTENDED itsr even
ing
IEe dcbate tetween the Precedence and
rawtucket IlIgn schools has Oren y St
pom. d.
V. l.. Gue'tin, p.u.r,r. or OF .e iurc-
tom barber sh -, rs ou. again ,ft,ra ii,t
lG,ss.
tomorrow is the feast OF the Asreusi, n
and is a holy day OF obligation in Cstbo-
lie circles.
Representative McOsker and Deputy
Gilmartin OF Providence were In this city
last evening.
The Star Base Ball Club will open
festival in Temperance Hall, High street,
on Saturday evening.
The game on the Dexter street grounds
tomorrow afternoon will be between the
Piwtuckets and Portlands.
The executors sale OF yacht Norma, be.
longing to the estate OF the late Horace
Daniels, will take place June 20.
Henry Bush, who was recently par
doned, will leave tomorrow for a brief
visit to his sister in New Hampshire.
The contract for the masonry work OF
the now st. Johns Church has been
awarded and work will begin next week.
Three weeks from next Tuesday the
gala inaugural ceremonies OF the hepubli-
can State government will be held in
Newport,
The annual election Of Delany Council,
X. OF c., will take place at tonight's meet
ing. Other business OF importance will
also be considered.
The Pawtucket High School team will
play their first home game in the Inter-
scholastic series with the Providence nine
one week from today.
Tomorrow the Pawtucket and Central
Falls wine clerks will play team from
the Blackstone Valley Wine Clerks Asso-
citation game OF base ball at Ashton.
Rev. Father Wbalen OF Cincinnati, OHIO,
Lawn avenue yesterday. He will leave
for the West the latter part OF next week.
About forty OF the many friends Of iss
Alice Livesey paid her visit at her home
on Sisson street last evening and the oc.
caslon was most enjoyable In every re.
spect.
John Cremin S been chosen delegate
to the National Convention otthe Master
Plumbers Association of the United
States which occurs next month in
Detroit, Mich.
The annual meeting and election OF Off.
GERS OF the Rhode Island Association for
the protection OF game and fish Will take
place this evening at 81 Westm lnster
street, Providence.
Charles Haywood, who resigned his
position with Thomas Booth of Provi-
dence to take charge OF the new Benedict
saloon, was presented with handsome
diamond ring yesterday.
The reception OF Rev. Father Garcln,
pastor OF st. Johns Church, Woodlawn.
who is expected to arrive home from
Europe the latter part OF the week will
take place on Tuesday evening In the
church.
John Anderson, the Lonsdale man
whose tongue YVES cut of at the Rhode
Island Hospital last week, has recovered
lieved that he will be able to return to his
home within week.
The marriage OF Albert L. Brown, pro.
prietor OF the Chickering Tonsorial Par
lors and Miss Mary DEFINE, an estimable
young lady OF Providence will take place
at the Church OF the Holy Rosary In
Providence, Monday, May 2l. The young
couple will reside In this city,
The third annual meeting of the convo.
cation OF Pawtucket, which section OF the
Rhode Island Episcopalian diocese in
cludes this city, Central Falls, Lonsdale,
Ashton, Msnville, Pascoag and Woon.
socket, Will be held at st. James Church In
the latter city Wednesday, May9.
The second national convention OF
Working Girls Clubs will be held In Bos.
ton for three days, beginning on wednes.
day, May 3. Papers and discussions on
subjects connected with the clubs and
their problems will be read by women
who are members OF the various clubs that