Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-12
TERSE TRlBUAEITfS.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
oE OUR READERS

Another teachers meeting was held this
afternoon.
Stephen ii. Spencer has been granted
an additional pension.
Don't put on your Spring advertising
until May. Do II now.
This evening the ladies of Trinity
Church will have an Easter sale.
Leah Lodge, ID. OF r., and Pawtucket
Lodge, N. e. o. p, met last evening.
Chief Briefly now drives a rather fiery
steed, but he has handled many OF them.
The Marvel Rubber Works OF woon.
socket started up on full time this week.
A class in physical culture was organ
ized at the Kings Daughters rooms last
evening.
A new Bsptis, Church is to be erected
at the corner OF Norris street and Central
avenue on the "Plains."
Col. Henri Il. Bacon OF this city is in
Westerly for few days on business In the
interest OF the Keeley cure.
Miss Mamie Smith OF this city is visit.
ing relatives at Arctic, accompanied by
Miss Gertrude Smith OF Boston.
The Ladies Aid Society connected with
the first NJ. f. Church gave an orange
tea in the vestry last evening.
A large party from Providence and
Woonsocket will attend the fair OF the
Burnside Cadets this evening.
a SIano,ok .ooagvaJ ,,..t.rdav cnpvavs
the information that Charles 4. Longley
OF this city has arrived at Havana, Cuba.
Officer Nemitz found a five. year-old
boy sstray on the "view" yesterday af-
ternoon and sent him to his home at Cen
trallFalls.
North Attleeoro has not yet accepted
its new electric light plant, but Paw
tucket would consider Itself well of II II
had one to accept.
In the yestry OF the Pswtucket Con-
gregationsl Church last evening the young
people gave an "Indigo Social" which
was very enjoyable.
land League games have been received by
Manager Leonard and are being dIstri-
buted to stockholders today.
The Woonsocset City Council has al.
ready begun to make preparations for the
observance of July 4tb by appointing
committee to arrange for celebration.
The New Bedford Journal says Manager
Leonard will start the season with fifteen
men. He won't nave as many as that, but
he'll always have n!ne good men in che
field.
The American Wringer Company Of
Woonsocket has declared the usual quar-
terly dividend. That don't look much
like hard times, but rather has business
like ring.
IL Pawtucket business men had worked
as hard for the Howard Bullough plant as
those OF other towns 1t might have been
located in this city, but then 1t will be
near the line.
Once more we stand upon our feet to
inquire, what has become of the "calam-
ity howl" with which our ears were wont
to be filed before 1--WE got those Off.
cesr'-. Westerly Tribune.
1t is pretty safe to predict that Spring
will be the earlier for this set. back. The
inevitable big snow storm OF April Is now
behind us-in the first half rather than
the second half OF the month.
Jerome G. Taft OF Providence has been
granted patent on die for the manu-
facture of twist drills and Fred b.
Thatcher OF the same city has been
granted one for a bottle stopper.
A letter from James 4. Goodwin, busi-
ness manager of the Crsigen- Paulding
Company dated Burlington, la, states
that he is very much alive. He was re.
ported missing from Omaha, Neb.
The Newport Observer thinks election
day should be observed by ga civic cele
bration OF unusual grandeur" Tbat''
all right for the winners, but the losers
will have to "est crow" just the same.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Temperance So
c,ety OF st. Msry's parish met last even
ing. The committee on proposed con-
cert was to have reported but on account
OF the severe storm the matter was post