Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-24

Politicians are already donning their
war paint for the Spring elections.
There was a sale OF gymnasium goods
at the Y. NJ. 4. A. rooms last evening.
Rev. Samuel ii. Webb preached at the
Trinity Episcopal church last evening.
Patrick McQuade has returned from
Oh icago. He IL brother OF Rev. Father
McQuade.
The license OF Joseph III. Finn on Ions
dale avenue has been transferred to
James w. Finn.
New York has an anti cigarette league.
The members have buttons indicating
mem bership in the lapel OF their coats.
Nothing more has been heard by Chief
Perry OF the assault and robbery reported
by Hugh McNesl yesterday at the station,
The David Harley Co. are closing out
their entire stock regardless OF cost pre-
vious to removing to their new quarters.
The Howard & Bullough Machiue Com
pany will locate within the city limits.
The matter will be settled in less than
week.
IT, Fitz of Boston will lecture before
the Young Mems Catholic Association to-
morrow evening on "Business as Voca-
tion."
The frost effects on some of the store
windows we're very pretty this morning,
but few people stood around sdmiring
them.
A ALL nd ~ Tn M f.laqa i'm
Music Hall assembly rooms Thursday
evening under the auspices OF the Cleaner
editors.
Nobody can deny that the Democrats
OF little Rhody are game. They believe
in fighting to a finish when rights are in.
vaded. - Boston Globe.
Ii IS very lazy man who will not take
the trouble to reverse his cigar when he
finds that he has put the Lighted end Of II
by mistake into his mouth.
Reports as to how coid IT was last night
and this morning differ somewhat, rang
ing from 6 to 10 degrees below zero, so
that was accepted as the average.
Vicar General Hughes OF the Hartford
services of Bishop rierney Thursday. He
IL over so years of age and has held the
Office OF Vicar General 40 years
The boys at the Sockanosset school had
grand celebration OF Washington's
birthday. In the evening the cadets as
sembled in the chapel, whore a musical
and literary entertainment was held hy
the cadets OF Company b.
When the Calamity Howler" declaims
in your presence, about the paralytic con-
dition OF ne woollen industry, in West
erly, just say to him that IT doesn't differ
very much from what it has been for the
past six years. Westerly Tribune.
An entertainment was given In the
Carpenter block last evening by and for
the benefit OF the German school kept in
that building. There were dialogues, or
little plays, by the children of the school,
singing by the German Singing Society,
Instrumental music, refreshments, aud
general sociability.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Phillip Sullivan and Arthur Dezocev, the
lNp uoSs " no were tue NlGllms OF
the drowniDg accident on the Dodgeville
pond Tuesday afternoon took place in S;.
Stephens church, Dodgevlle, yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Rev. Z. S. Niece
officiated. There was large number IN
attendance.
Miss Nellie Cbeetham m, the popular mil
liner in tue Opera House Block, will leave
for New York tomorrow evening for the
purpose OF attending the millinsry open.
ings Of the importing houses. Upon her
return she Will be accompanied by
Madame A. J. Lemaire, one OF the leading
trimmers OF the metropolis, who will re-
main with her the entire season.
business block viii soon DC erected by
Hsnlsy, Hoye & Co. on Washington
street, Providence, at the site OF the his
toric Shattuck's Exchange, which was
destroyed in the Aldrich House Ere. Con-
tracts have been let and plans for the in
terror OF the structure are in the hands OF
Messrs. William II. Walker & Son. The
building will be OF brick, five stories high,
and will occupy the entire lot at the, cor.
ner site on Washington street. Ii viii be
arranged for stores, offices, and ware
rooms.