Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-02
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS.

CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
or OUR READERS.
when Congress Is over.
Wen all be In clover,
But it's rather u tedious wait;
For the clover IL growing,
While Congress is blowing,
And we fear that wen strike 1t too late.
Spencer q Co.'s creditors will meet next
week.
Sunday evening there will be q concert
IN German Hall.
The Attleboros seem to be the mecca OF
sleighing parties.
The sale continues at the New Idea
Store. Don't miss IL.
The snow makes work for the laborers
II it does nothing else.
Several sleighing parties from Attleboro
have found their way to town.
Pawtucket will be we'll represented at
the Emmet ball In Attleboro tonight.
Sleighing parties of all natures and
numbers were numerous last evening.
Tomorrow night the Kangaroos will
play their first game In their new home,
Lynn.
"Csndlemas Day" was observed in all
Catholic Churches today and candles
blessed.
Harkins says he will continue writing
his manifestos. How long VIII the people
stand itf
A pair of horses attached to q sleigh
ran away on West avenue yesterday af-
ternoon.
The House of Representatives must find
something else to talk about besides the
Wilson bill.
This evening the Fairlawn Improve
ment Society Will hold ball In Infantry
Hall, Exchange street.
A delegation from the Providence File
Works attended the funeral of Henry e.
Padley here yesterday.
The Lafayette Guards and party from
Woonsocket will attend the fair OF Court
Woodlawn this morning.
The last teachers meeting, the ninth
grade, was held this afternoon with Miss
Tice and the Church Hill school.
The Fall River Globe says Worcester
could not support 5000 base ball team.
Worcester Is doing lot OF blowing.
Chief Briefly has ordered several of the
csllmen to stay at the engine bouses
nights during this period Of hard wheel
ing.
Only the weave room is in running
order at the Slater mills on account Of q
breakdown of some portion of the ma
chinery.
The annual report of the secretary of
the Women's Relief Corps Of Rhode
Island shows there to be ~ corps and S2S
members.
Coroner James l.. jerks will begin the
William Jenkins inquest tomorrow. He
was the man whose legs were cut OF In
the freight yard.
Now that Corbett and Mitchell, Sui
livan and Kilrain, Bismarck and the
Kaiser have ell kissed and made up the
world may rest easy.
Red is the lucky color among the
Chinese and the laundry checks recently
given out by the Chinese laundries here
have been upon paper of that color.
"Brothe Harkins was engaged In a
warm argument with a man on Main
street late last evening and their words
were 80 loud as to attract general atten-
tion.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock the
Committee on Special Legislation of the
lower branch of the General Assembly
will hold q public hearing on the nine
hour bill.
The makeup of the Woodbine polo
team Is now as follows: Manager, J. p
Welch: players, Lambert, Foster, Hsrri-
son, Crowley, Byrnes and Lee. Each man
must sign a contract.
rne subject, "The New Depot" will be
| discussed by the Rhode Island Business
| Mems Association In Providence this
| evening. 1t is said tho company has
altered the plans for the building.
The principal Bell telephone patent,
I have expired. The old company, how
ever. has the advantage of q well-estab-
lished business, which II would be diff.
cult for any competitor to overcome.
1t is rumored that only few of last
years Providence club will be retained
Rogers, Sullivan, Bassett and Lyons are
spoken OF pos ssibilities In this years team
bat nothing official has yet been declared
There was not college foot ball gam,
played last year in which one or more
young men did not get injured to greater
extent than either of the principals in tn,
Corbett- Mitchell glove contest. Tn,
modern football game should be suppres
sed as readily as prize fights.