Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-12
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CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS.

We've long been formu ating schemes.
To elevate the stage.
How To elevate the public now
Might well our thoughts engage.
Fred Jillson Is III.
Miss Rose Gillian OF Deshy Bros. is Ill.
The voters OF the Second Ward are at it
again.
You don't have to join a secret order to
get the grip.
Lawyers are seldom poets, but they all
write "vetsus."
The polo game for tonight is New Bed
ford at Worcester.
st. Mary's Temperance Society will hold
a ball this evening.
DR.. n. Ed. Ponton de st. German and
wife are in Canada.
A little girl now brightens the house
hold OF Frank st. German.
Icy sidewalks were the cause OF many
taking tumble this morning.
Attleboro has appointed committee to
arrange for its 2oOth anniversary.
The second OF the series OF select socials
was given at the Alcazar last evening.
The Blackstone Valley Game Associa.
tion will keep their quail until Spring be-
fore they liberate them.
The Sunday school of the Church OF the
Good Shepherd will hold its annual
Christmas festival this evening.
The entries for the amateur pool tour
nament at Kelly q Taylor's on East ave.
nue. will close tomorrow evening.
Charlotte Delany, Councilman Delany's
little daughter, whose collar bone was
broken a few days ago, was out today.
Ernest Litterer, proprietor OF the Slater
House, gave a roast pig and souer kraut
supper to his many friends last evening.
Maher and Burns will have dancing
contest Al Lothrop's Grand Opera House
tonight for prize and the championship.
The City Council committee on finance
met with the city Treasurer last evening
and considered matters connected with
the city's finances.
The funeral OF Bernard Leo, the infant
son Of Joseph Lynch, took place yester-
day afternoon and interment was at Mt.
st. Nary's cemetery.
Rev. +. w. Hamilton began the distri-
q, 900 yesterday afternoon at the rooms of
the Associated Charities.
The calendar fiend is abroad, and all the
more eager because the production of cal
endars, like nearly everything else, has
shown a decided falling off.
Before Judge Shove this morning the
case OF Simon Weisman against Charles
Whorrell to recover s35 for rent and "a for
merchandise was heard and held for one
week.
AT the meeting OF Tower Light Infan'
try, Co. II, 1st Regiment, r. /. M, We'd
nesday evening resolutions Of respect to
| the memory OF Mrs. Sarah q. Tower were
| adopted.
The number of certain cures" recon-
mended by your neighbors for some COM
| plant you are exempt from is a very good
invitation for the absent disease to make
| you a visit.
There don't seem to be any markdown
sales in the baseball business this Winter.
With 5000 asked for Breitenstein, and
more than 5000 for Farrell, prices seem
to be pretty reasonably high.
A Mineral Spring electric car and
| Broadway horse car collided on Main
street square Wednesday evening, damag-
Ing the electric car slightly, but not
enough to put II out OF commission.
| The two men arrested by Officer Watson
last night for fast driving were let of
with fine OF s2 and costs each on a
charge Of reveling. One of them was
paid out by friend, but the other was
not so lucky. The team 10 at Arnold's
stable.
An important football game In the X. 1.
Championship series Will take place to-
morrow afternoon on the Prospect st.
grounds. The contesting teams are the
Manville Athletics, present champions
and the Y. M. {. AS of this city. The
interest is intense and great game Is ex.
pected. The grand stand will be free.
The members OF the Hackett court
martial we're announced yesterday. They
are Surgeon Gen. J. G. Budlong, Major
II. b. Rose, Capt. William Ely, Capt
Jerome Fitzgerald and Col. W. b. Stines'
az Judge Advocate. The court will mee
next Monday at ~ o'clock at brigade
headquarters for organization. Th'
charges will then he forwarded to Capt
Hackett by the Judge Advocate and th'
defendant will have 20 days In which u
answer.
Thomas Pearson, late Secretary of tn
Lonsdsle Branch Of the Golden Grail. ha
received a communication from the re
ceiver in Massac chusetts, In which he wa
informed that the matter would come ri
for a final hearing in the United State
Court at Boston, Feb. 8. Members
the Lonsdale Branch were requested Z
appear on that date. The intention 10 Z
divide the money now In the hands OF tn
receiver equally as far as It will 60.