Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-18
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OF OUR READERS.

Again the ball is up at Hammonds pond.
Richard Shaw was taken to jail today
to work out his fine.
The Aldrich Express Company lost
valuable horse yesterday.
Delaney Council, X. OF c., last evening
initiated four candidates.
The school children should now be
made sign protests against the Wilson
bill.
Councilman Cole passed around the
cigars last evening at the Council meet
ing.
The annual ball of the Sacred Heart
was a brilliant affair.
Err. Burton is as humorous as ever at
Lothrop's this week. He Is great laugh
producer in any role.
The Burnside Cadets and Woonsocket
Social Club attended the fair OF Court
Woodlawn last evening.
The Whist club OF the Authors circle
met last evening and arranged for whist
phTtltb hhS bOoA
The teachers OF the third grade will
meet with Miss Owens, Hancock street,
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Edwin A. Dickinson OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
and Miss Alice r. Clark, daughter OF Dan
iel A. Clark, have filed marriage intentions.
Mrs. Laugtry ITO write book. As
Freddie Gebhard is about to be married, II
might be prudent for him to buy up the
entire edition.
A turkey supper was the feature OF the
evening at the meeting OF Abraham Lin
coin Lodge, Uniform Rank, Sons of st.
George, last evening.
have been stopped for over two weeks
people are found who ask when the next
car leaves for Attleboro.
Messrs. Stark weather & Shepley, of
which George Z. Newell is the Pawtucket
representative, keeps up its reputation
this year for fne calendars.
Today was visitors day at the public
schools and many availed themselves OF
the opportunity to visit the different
rooms and see how the rising generation
is progressing.
Tomorrow evening special meeting OF
the Veteran Firemeh's Association Will be
held TO formally accept the invitation Of
its honorary President, Gen. Olney Arnold,
to partake Of a cbowder.
Members OF Branches 762 and SS3, Or
der OF the Iron Hall, OF this city, have
also received notification OF the declsra-
tion Of dividend. Some OF the members
will receive as high as s22.
The Newport Herald of Tuesday pub
lished the A. p. A. oath In full. II prob
ably made some OF the local mem bers use
oaths less bgoted, more general and far
reaching than the cne printed.
One OF the oldest Catholic temperance
Abstinence and Benevolent Society OF
Pawtucket, which has been organized
forty-seyen years. Westerly Tribune.
Many OF the local clergymen attended
the months mind mass for the very Rev.
NJ. McCabe at st. Charles Church, Woon-
socket, this morning. The sermon was
preached by Rev. Owen Herman OF Fall
River.
The funeral OF Mrs. Michael Melvin
took place from her late home on South
Bend street yesterday. Services were
held at st. Joseph's Church and the re-
mains were taken to Fall River for inter.
ment.
II one will take the trouble to wax an
oil.cloth In the same manner as hard
wood floors are polished, II will not only
present beautiful appearance, but will
prolong the wear of the material indeb-
nitely.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins was the guest
OF Rev. Fat her Smythe in New Bedford
Saturday. He officiated at the first mass
In St. Lawrence Church Sunday morning
and preached an eloquent sermon OF
Marriage"
A prominent newspaper man In Ban
gor dropped dead in a restaurant ther'
the other day. IL his appetite was as goot
as some newspaper men we know OF ant
had he lived to finish his meal, the pro
pTIttOI VI lnS h"'
dropped dead also.
Thomas O'Brien OF the committee or
the temperance demonstration last Tues
day evening receiveda letter this morn
Ing from Rev. A. p. Doyle announcing
his safe arrival. He writes: "The more
think OF your denomination the more
am persuaded OF its far reaching and last
ing influences.
Little Charlotte's rendition Of thC
potion scene from "Romeo and Juliet" a
Lot Irop's Opera House yesterday addet
new laurels to the already widespread
fame OF this wonderful and charmin.
child actress. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jay Hunt, are to be congratulated upoi
having such promising little daughter
K. w. Harrington, who lives at Inter
state Park on the Attleboro road, has re
Gently been honored by Congress In wa
that makes him feel very proud. He re
ceived a medal OF gun metal awarded b
Congress and letter from the war dc
partment hig hiy complImenting him 70
personal bravery in one OF the battles G
the rebellion, in which he penetrated
long distance into one Of the enemie
lines.