Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-17
TERSE IRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS.

W WIN hINDtHSs
When some their prayers direct ahead,
This is the way they con IT.
"Give US this day our daily bread
With lots OF butter on H."
Col. o. NJ. Remington leaves for the
South today.
Opening Of the palace bowling alleys in
Music Hall this evening.
Miss Ellen Smith OF Woonsocket is
visiting friends In this city.
The Jefferson Club OF the first ward
will meet tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. j. K. Gobeille arrived In New York
today after an extended tour OF Europe.
The third OF the series OF "Old Line"
socials was held in the Alcazar last even
ing.
Industry Lodge, No. 81, d. of r., held a
basket party in Clan Fraser Hall last
evening.
Mrs. Mary T.. Cooper, wife OF Charles
II. Cooper, died at her home in Fairlawn
yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie Holt Harding OF Boston
will address the Pawtucket Spiritual As
sociation tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. ID. w. Faunce will conduct the
o'clock meeting Sunday afternoon at
the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall.
The famous drama OF Siberia, by the
late BARLEY Campbell, will be seen at
Keith's Opera House, Monday, Feb. 26.
The silver dollar is worth just 40 cents
proves that it is just as almighty as ever.
Worcester Post.
Every cotton mill In Worcester county
is running, and only l5i sets OF wooden
machinery are idle. Everywhere the out
look is Frightening.
One new case OF scarlet fever has been
reported TO Councilman Jordan OF Ions.
dale, it being a child in family named
Mcclellan on Prospect Hill.
"a Patriotic Pulpit" will be the sub bject
OF a paper to be read by Rev. +. w. Ham
ilton at the annual meeting and banquet
OF the Pstra Club Thursday evening.
The Germans OF the city held a carnival
in Carpenters block last evening. George
A. Krambholz was Prince Carnival, or
"King OF the Fools" The affair was very
enjoyable.
Miss Anna Darling, daughter OF Sam.
uel Darling, foreman OF the Pawtucket
Water Works, died at ner nome at Dia.
mond Hill Yesterday OF consumption.
She was 16 years OF age.
The Woonsocker Reporter comes to the
support OF Congressman Page, who is no,
just now, in high favor with eitbe party.
1t is case apparently where, when much
is received, much Is forgiven. i Newport
News.
good opportunity TO hire a portion OF
store in the business center Of the city
is afforded those who desire such by
applying at the TRIBUNE office. The
location is the best in the city aud the
tent is reasonable.
IL anyone knows Of William Briggs they
may do him favor by telling him tha
his brother died recently at Smith Bend
Neb., leaving about s2O 600 worth OF prop
erty. Briggs is somewhere in this local.
ty and the authorities of that place ar
looking for him.
Manager Lothrop has decided to give Al
extra matinee on Washington's birthday
Thursday afternoon next, at the Gran
Opera House. The talented little sctres,
Katherine Rober, and her fine compan
will appear IN grand prod uction OF th
romantic Irish drama, kathleen Mayoui
neen." Take the children to see tn
pretty play.
A representative from the wilds
Seekopk or some other equally uncivilize
section came to town Yesterday and "a
lowed" he could throw the "best man
town" He finally ran across an old tin
wrestler and had his ability teste
The "Jerico" man got a grizzly bel
hug on the local athlete, but in about tv
seconds he was measuring bis length G
mother earth. Then he "ellowed"
had met man that could "down" him.
A young man named Rankin, sssistal
Of James McMahon, the bill poster, W
given quite q toss last night and as
result was quite stuck on himself. ]
was driving up Main street and one
the runners struck the car track In fro
of the Record Building. The sleigh W
tipped over and after officer McLoughl
caught the horse he found Rankin stru
Cling In the contents OF big can
paste. About that time be would hs
made q good poster.