Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-16
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS.

| The old year has the lining OF the new;
| Filled with the wine OF precious memories,
| The golden Was doth line the silver Is"
More good grip weather.
Skaters beware OF Ice when a thaw is In
progress.
We don't want any drowning accidents
in Pawtucket.
Policemen ought to wear a sign reading
al am dumb"
Don't forget the temperance rally in
Music Hall tonight,
or what use is police officer unless
citizen can speak to him.
Morgan, the druggist, was damaged
little by water last night.
The lower branch OF the city fathers
meet tomorrow evening.
The, plumber Is rejoicing over Friday
and Saturdays cold wave.
A brother OF Congressman O'Neil Of
Boston is in town on visit.
Pocasssett Tribe, No. 10, /. o. X. M,
will hold a social on the 23rd.
The Board OF License Commissioners
will meet Wednesday evening.
The Second Ward election cases come up
tomorrow in the District Court.
Soon the horsecars In this city will be
pointed out to visitors as curiosity.
Fashion is making funerals so expen.
sive that poor man cannot afford to die.
When boy blacks boots in gambling
house basement the son shines in a shady
place.
John McCaughey OF Meriden, Conn,
has returned after a short visit to
relatives.
The Grand Division, s. OF T. will meet
this evening.
II you have any spare clothing send 1t
to st. Mary's And Society. 1t will be used
to advantage.
Get In your applications for letter car
riers and clerks for Uncle Sam. The 22d
is the last day.
The "Get Out and Push" Club will hold
a select social i'm the Alcazar Monday
evening, Feb. 9th.
Peter Goodwin left last night for San
Francisco, Cal, where IL is said he is to
engage In business.
The teachers OF the second grade will
meet with Miss Titus, Division street,
tomorrow afternoon.
The teachers of the first grade met at
Miss Finlay's room, Summit street, this
afternoon at o'clock.
Delaney Council, X. OF c., will meet
tomorrow evening when several candi-
dates will be initiated.
Abraham Lincoln Barracks, Uniform
Rank, Sons OF st. George, will enjoy a
turkey supper tomorrow evening.
May Gen. Olney Arnold enjoy his
seventy second birthoay tomorrow and
there is no reason why he should not.
1t is said that moro gold was mined in
| 1893 than any previous year. But the
world should not become so busy mining
| gold that II can find no time to distribute
| 1t.
The Narragansett Indians held meet
| ing at Charlestown yesterday and ap-
| pointed committee to present petition
to the General Assembly In regard to
certain claims.
Capt. Hackett has been released from
the command OF Company T., Second reg =
ment, pending the outcome OF the court
martial, aud First Lieut.. John Kerwin
placed In charge.
| f,oropar Ion,aa L Iapka baa reeeiyed N
notice from Medical Examiner Palmer Of
Providence to hold an Inquest upon the
death OF William jenkins, who was
killed by the cars Saturday.
| Invitations are out for the marriage OF
George Russell Stesrns OF this city to
Miss Madgs williamson of Washington,
the ceremony to be performed at st.
Johns Church In that city on the oath
inst.
The city appropriations for the coming
year Will be considered by the council
Committee on Finance this evening. 1t is
probable that some OF the estimates for
certain departments will undergo a re-
duction.
| The Manville Athletics protested the
Saturday Pawtucket Y. M. e. A. game on
| the ground that the football field was not
in proper condition and because there
were no posts set to designate the playing
area OF the field.
Very cold weather is not conducive to
colds or sickness of any kind. TO per-
son properly clothed and sheltered even
zero weather Is wholesome aud exhilara-
ting. The weather to be feared IL no,
cold weather but changeable weather.
Next Thursday will be Visitors Day al
the public schools, and parents and all In
terested In educational matters are cor
daily invited to attend which ever schoo
they may desire or may be the most In
terested In. There will be no departur,
from the everyday work, thus affordinl
an excellent opportunity to see just wha
the schools are doing.
Rev. Owen Herman Of Fall River will
preach the sermon OF the months mine
services for the late Very Rev. M. Nc
Cabe In st. Charles Church, Woonsocket
next Thursday morning. Father K'ernal
is one OF the candidates entitled To TAX
part In the competitive examination
which will determine who will be Yer.
Rev. NJ. McCabe's successor as permanen
| rector of ~ Charles Church,