Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-09
TERSE TRIBUhEITES.
oNDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS.

OIncer Nemltz Is able TO be out after a
serious illness.
The Board OF License Commissioners
will meet tonight.
Lenten services will be held in all Cath.
olic Churches this evening.
Enterprise Lodge, /. o. o. F., met in the
ball OF Good Samaritan Lodge last evening
Miss Mary Coggeshall OF this city is
visiting friends on Freedom street, Fall
River.
man wearing straw hat attr acted
considerable attention on Main street yes
terday.
The wages OF the employees OF the II. ID.
Mason Dye Works have been .reduced 10
per cent.
German q Otto, the clot hiers, have re-
moved to quarters in the Fuller block on
High street.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet
in the Kings Daughters rooms, Kinyon
Block, tomorrow.
The funeral OF William o. Bartlett took
place yesterday afternoon from the home
Va hAo oph Oh oOphihk hAINti'
Grand Warden Charles A. Lee of this
city visited Malbourne Lodge, n. Il. o. p,
OF Newport Wednesday evening.
The German Harugari Sangerbund will
hold select masquerade bali this evening
In their hall, q North Main street.
The Capt Bernard Hackett court mar
tial Will be resumed at brigade headquar-
ters tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Iiany apprentice has any more jokes
played on him than a new boy IN a print
ing office he has not been heard from.
At st. Mary's Church tomorrow morn
Ing there will be an anniversary mass for
the repose OF the soul Of Michael Conlin.
Five more Cinnamon have been regis
tered by Deputies Gilmartin and Gardner.
Monday the deputies will make a tour OF
"washee" houses.
There is no longer any doubt that
Spring is here. The boys are playing
marbles and spinning tops on nearly
every street corner.
The Pawtucket Boat Club will soon
clear the docks for action. The float will
be placed in position next week IL the
weather continues favorable.
The Fillemeters Society connected with
Eureka Temple met with Sister Arnold on
Cherry street this afternoon and the meet
ing will be continued this evening.
Theories In regard to the Spencer block
collapse still continue to be propounded,
but what matter; 1t is harmless diver
sion for those who have nothing else to
do.
The members of the city government
understand the art OF kicking verbally,
but those who attend the football game
tomorrow will see some artistic kicking,
literally speaking.
Thomas Flynn OF whitinsville, Mass,
was in town yesterday on visit to his
daughters, Mrs. Edward Butler, Mrs.
Joseph Tyrrell and Mrs. James Barker
and his son, Thomas F. Flynn.
Little Rhody's voters may have some-
thing emphatic to say about the plan to
elect as Senator a wealthy gentleman OF
New York associates ana interests, who
happens to pass his Summers In Newport.
Il Boston Globe.
A Anumber OF friends OF Mrs. Pollard OF
Broadway, over the line in Massachusetts,
paid her surprise visit at her residence
Wednesday evening. The evening was
pleasantly passed in vocal and instrument
tai music, recitations and refreshments.
Hartford is said to be the richest city
for its population In America. The num-
Der OF inhabitants is 81, 900 and the actual
valuation s65, ,1s6,746. The per capita val
uation is thus 1854. The population OF
Providence is 10000 and the valuation
s159, 9,sl2, $50, or per capita valuation OF
s1,o65.