Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-24
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
or OUR READERS.

Little Drops OF water
Poured into the milk
Makes the miknan's daughter
Dress herself in silk.
Don't forget "Ingomar" at Music Hall
tonight.
Hope Lodge will install officers this
evening.
The West side whist club has donated
clothing to the poor.
A mont hs-o old child Of Thomas
Crowley died today.
Miss Maggie Lynch of Brockton, Mass,
is visiting friends in this city.
A Council.of the Knights Of Columbus
has been instituted at Fan River.
The tariff debate In Y. NJ. c. A. Hall to-
morrow night will be interesting.
The man who has nothing to say is all
right II he doesn't talk too much.
The East Ends and Olympics are In
training for their semi.final game Satur-
day.
A. ]. Fortier OF this city will graduate
from the Baltimore College OF Dentistry
In March.
The school teachers OF the fourth grade
met at the Summit street school yesterday
afternoon.
Who says Lillian Russell is not braveY
She seems to have taken ithe preliminary
step to third divorce suit.
u,ko ,u1,~oo .-ho hoe Unrp tig hf shOes
for an afternoon can well understand how
man "dies with his boots On"
There will be meeting for the purpose
OF formation an athletic club at the
Sanitary Gymnasium this evening.
Another attempt will be made to hold
meeting OF the New England Football
League in Fall River Saturday night.
One OF the Pawtucket papers speaks OF
chowder in that city with no politics In
II. Tell It not in Gath!-TNewport News
Last evening the fair Of Court Wood
lawn was attended by the Young Mems
Social Club and Mon Armour Social Club.
Liye lizards attached to gentleman's
scarf pins constitute the latest lad among
the young men, and disgusting fad II Is,
too.
Gov. Brown has signed the requisition
for the return OF Frank NJ. Whipple to
the State OF Connecticut for burning a
barn In Voluntown.
On account OF an informslity In the
first set OF papers served on Capt. Hackett
a Aoa o. ho Ast..
OF the court martial set for Feb. IA.
Monday Bishop Harkins called meet.
ing Of the directors Of the Forest Hill
Orphan Asylum OF Fall River anc 1t was
decided TO call for bids on the plans OF
bIilding TO cost about $4,000.
a sacred concert by the Home Concert
@ mpany viii be given in Temperance
II II, High street, Sunday evening and by
tn, array OF talent that will appear 1t
promises to be a pleasing afisir.
Every town has a mystery, but Attle-
boro takes the lunch wagon for q unique
affair. The town clerk Is looking after
missing marriage certificate and can.
not complete his reports until he finds 1t.
"A PuiNy Vi NhISc Ntul Oul usulnR yts-
terday and 1t is wonderful how their
statements OF their catch varies. One
says he got %, another II, while the
other says all that all they got was a cold.
The police learned yesterday afternoon
that William Renton was a wool sorter at
the Lorraine and boarded with John
Casey on Lonsdale avenue. He left town
about year ago suddenly and Mrs. Casey
put his trunk ont In an entry and 1t wal
stolen about week ago.
A few days ago down In the woodlswr
section Sunday school teacher was ad
dressing the members OF her class ant
among other things said: "You mus
not mind all this talk In the newspaper
obout the A. p. A. The organization
perfectly proper, and Is the coming Amer
ican society"
At the recent chicken cbowder OF th
Pairlawn Improvement Society Miss Ute
presided at the organ, and there was q
opening hymn by the audience. After a
appropriate address by the Chairman
John Carter, J. w. Wharmby, James Ton
Iinson and others rendered songs very al
ccptably and recitstions were givel
This society Will hold . bail 10 Ipfantr