Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-05
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The polo season closes Saturday even
ing.
The drawing of the new armory attracts
much attention in Fisk's window.
William Motley has accepted a position
as salesman at the Misht Parlors.
The Easter sale OF the ladies OF 81. Paul's
Church will be continued this evening.
There are FIVE cases OF scarlet fever at
Albion, but none OF them are considered
serious.
The annual election of officers OF De-
laney Council, K. of c., will be held We'd
uesdsy evening Maya.
William Lewis OF Lowell, Mass, was In
this city yesterday. He Is a prominent
Pythian OF the Spindle city.
The pupils OF Prof. +. II. Geer will give
a piano recital in Music Hall Assembly
rooms the latter part OF the month.
The first session of the Common Pleas
division of the Supreme Court in Woon-
socket will commence next Monday.
There Is some talk among the weevers
OF the Lorraine mills OF organizing
branch OF the National Textile Union.
Miss Florence Lord has finished her
duties as telegraph operator at the Wood
lawn depot, having accepted position in
Providence.
A meeting OF the Young Mems Demo-
the Burnside Cadets In the Cottrell block
tomorrow evening.
The concert OF the Pswtucket City Band
takes place at Infantry Hall tomorrow
evening and an interesting program has
been arranged by Leader Fsirman.
Gov. Brown has offered a s1OO reward
for the conviction OF the incendisry Who
attempted to set ire to the State Armory
at Woon socket last Saturday evening.
Bishop Harkins will leave Providence
for Rome. The right reverend gentleman
will be accompanied by Bishop Healey.
The steamboat inspection service have
issued a circular governing the carrying
| OF lights on barges and canal boats in
| tow OF steam vessels to take effect at sum
down Mayl
Evidently the voters OF the State did not
turn deaf ear to the calamity eroakers.
| Now that they have had their inning the
people will aDxiously await the fulAllment
of their prompises.
Yesterday Senator Z. j. Slattery OF
South Framingham, Mass, paid visit to
his brother in this city, DR.. Slattery, the
druggist. He was accompanied by Hon.
james f. Stratton OF Milford.
The is some talk in Providence OF max
ing the fire department altogether perma.
nent and dispensing with the services OF
the callmen. 1t is the opinion that more
reliable service would be secured.
Before many days have passed the small
boys will congregste around the base ball
fields and shout "Whst's the scorer" at
the more fortunate mite OF humanity who
is blessed with seat on the fence.
Rev. Father LeClere, formerly pastor of
st. Johns Church, Woodlawn, and now
pastor OF st. Anne's Church OF Woon-
socket, has purchased land for g, 900 and
will erect a new parochial residence.
Mrs. Isadore Dexter has filed petition
in the office OF the clerk OF the Supreme
Court asking for a divorce from her hus-
band, W. w. Dexter. She alleges deser-
tion a. a cause for a separation OF the
knot.
The presentation OF the watch to Miss
Vitsline fortier won by her at the recent
fair of st. Johns Church will take place at
the concert in aid OF the building fund OF
the church to be held In Lothrop's Grand
Opera House Sunday evening.
The committee in charge OF the ball to
be held in the Alcszsr tomorrow evening
by the Young Mems Social Club has
worked hard to make the affair an en-.
joyable one. There will be jig dancing al
intermission n for gold medal.
An interesting meeting OF Delaney
Council, X. of G. was held last evening
One candidate was initiated and consider
able business OF routine nature wa
transacted. Grand knight Murray an
nounced that at the next meeting tn,
third degree which is worked only twic,
year would be conferred on ten candi
dates.
The body OF Patrick +. Burke OF Lowell
who died suddenly while on a visit to hi
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Johnson, Jr., wa
taken to Lowell for burial yesterday
Rev. Mr.. Wood conducted the services q
the residence on Mulberry street. TIL
| funeral was held this afternoon in Lowell
from tho residence OF the deceased.
a was attended by the Grand Army, Od
, Fellows and Knights OF Pythiss G
Lowell. There we're many mourners pre-
sent from this city.