Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-21

Poems OF Loves honeymoon
or the heart.
Detroit Free Press
Only two more weeks Of polo.
Newport Is being flooded with "green
goods" circulars.
Expressman Badkin has purchased a
handsome pair OF gray horses.
Peter Duffy Of Cleveland street sails to-
morrow for Ireland on a pleasure trip.
A social will be given in the Y. M. G.
A. rooms this evening for the new mem
bers.
Miss Jennie Alice Crawford and Arthur
George wigbtman will be married this
evening.
Legislative and State nominations had
to be filed with the Secretary OF State be-
fore midnieh ht last night.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
night TO hear the charges preferred
against Officer Donneliy.
President Daggett again states that be
hopes the Interstate will be In operation
by April 1. SO do the people.
Hugh Nolan got into trouble yesterday
afternoon among the residents OF color OF
"Darktown" and was arrested.
The tiremen of this city rejoiced yes
terday over the election OF Hiram n.
Packard as Chief Engineer OF Attleboro.
A new sewing machine can be run at
$500 stitches a minute, doing perfect
work II won't sew on suspender buttous.
though.
There was an eclipse OF the moon this
morning. You could have seen II by
going as far West as Kansas and getting
up early.
The millinery displays ia this city were
never more beautiful and even the men
take a second look at the handsome
Easter bonnets.
Thomas McArdle OF the Enterprise bar
ber shop or North Main street has half
dozen beautiful gold fishes confined in
neat tank In the shop.
"a Talking Clock and its Articula-
tions" was the subject of the lec;ur OF
Rev. s. Is. Dunn OF Boston at the Y. NJ.
e. A. rooms last evening.
j. j. Hogan's pair OF horses ran away on
Prairie avenue Monday evening, throw
ing Mr.. Hogan out, breaking one OF his
legs and injuring him internally.
At the Lenten devotions at St. Mary's
Church last evening the sermon was
delivered by Rev. Father Lennon and was
on "The Passion OF Our Divine Lord"
"That new industry scheme at Attle-
boro is an old chestnut dropped by us
some time ago." so say business men OF
North Attleboro Getting jealous, eh9
Two men got into row IN an East ave.
nue. store Monday night over the sum OF
seventy five cents thst one had borrowed
OF the other. Officer Hill quelled the
disturbance.
The State Fair Associate ion will offer
5000 in prizes for dogs this year which
Is more than the amount given last
season. In the poultry department 5000
Will be given In prizes.
Bridget WEIGH, an old lady Of 81, has
been missing from the Saint Maria Home
on Governor street, Providence, since 10
a. m. yesterday. She left at that hour to
visit friends and has not been seen since.
The regular meeting OF Delaney Coun-
ell, X of C., will be held this evening,
when State Delegate McNsmee OF Provi.
dence will make report OF the proceed
ings OF the National Council held In New
Haven recently.
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the grand sacred concert to be
given at Lothrop's Grand Opera House IN
Sunday evening under the auspices OF the
Central Falls Cadets. The sale of seats
will begin Friday morning.
The vote on the license question IN At.
tleboro at Mondays election shows that
the citizens are satisfied with the manner
In which the law was enforced last year.
Pawtucket will receive many visitors from
there on Saturday evenings.
Dexter Clark Of Cumberland states that
similar weather to that we are DOW enjoy
ing, prevailed In March, 1884. The spring
OF that year was earlier than any exper
fenced since then. T3Sre was a slight
snow fail IN the beginning OF April.
Crops we're excellent that year.
At the conference under the auspices OF
the UDiversalist State Convention IN the
Universalist Church at woonsocket this
evening Rev. #. w. Hamilton Will deliver
sn address on "wbst is meant by preach.
Ing Christ" and Arthur II. Metcalf, Esq,
on "Our Duty respecting Christ and his
Church.