Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-06

The ball is up at Roger Williams Park.
Miss Emma Mitchell OF Lawrence is
visiting friends at SaylesvIlle.
Tower Light Infantry will be inspected
by Lieut.. Woolley this evening.
Woonsocket is warning up over base
ball. Go 1t, boys, we're with you.
The proprieters OF Swan Point cemetery
held their annual meeting this afternoon.
Eureka Temple, Pythian Sisters, in
stalled several candidates last evening.
The Dexter Yarn Company has been
granted trade mark for knitting cotton.
Don't forget he Wednesday matinee Of
"The Widder" at Lothrop's Grand Opera
House.
The first concert oithe Philharmonic
band OF Central Falls will take place In
Music Hall tonight.
President Andrews stakes his reputation
as a prophet that business will be BOOM
ing within six months.
Miss Emma Hunt OF Providence has
been visiting Miss Lillian Daniels of East
avenue the past few days.
Tomorrow morning men will begin the
work OF changing Music Hall into a
Tomorrow select party OF gentlemen
will enjoy a straw ride to Cranston's
hotel, Riverside, where a supper will be
served.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows is
holding its annual session IN Providence
today. Both of the local lodges were rep
resented.
Enterprise Lodge OF this city is TO ex-
empify the work OF the third degree
this evening In the presence OF the Grand
Lodge, /. o. o. +.
This evening Gen. Olney Arnold, Hon
orary President of the Veteran Firemen's
Association, will give a complimentary
chowder to the members.
The lenten season will be insuqurated
tomorrow, and fashionable society will
take respite from social abandonment,
and comply with the regulations which
religious customs impose.
The gentlemen who represent the John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
In that city and State held their fifth
annual banquet last night at Tilling hast s
assembly rooms, Providence.
The chameleon fad has received set
back in New York, the Society for the
Prevention OF cruelty to animals stop
ping the sale OF the creatures. Thousands
have been sold to be used as ornaments
for scarf pins.
A portion OF the harness on one OF
Fairman & Lyons horses broke yesterday
on High street and there was a lively
runaway. Officer Lee caught the horse
after it had "mixed up" matters con
siderably in the square.
Department Commander Baker issued
his fist orders yesterday. He has ap
pointed Joseph F. Means OF Tower Pos
TO be chief mastering officer and william
r. Battey an alternate delegate to tn
national encampment.
The division encsmpment OF the Sons o
Veterans will be held in Providence
Tuesday, Feb. 13. In the evening recep
tion will be rendered to the officers elec
and an exhibition drill given by the
guards connected with Gordon camp.
The funeral Of Harry {. Newell, for
mer resident OF this city, took place iror
his late residence in East Greenwich vet
terdey. The remains were taken TO Woor
socket for intermept In Union cemeter
the ritual of the @. A. X. being performe
- at the grave.
The practice OF carrying conceal,
weapons is likely TO receive merited r,
buke at the forthcoming criminal sessio
OF the Common Pleas Court. There are
large number OF cases OF this nature c
the cocket as result OF the legislation
abolish the walking srsensls.
Charles +. Gordon Camp, Sons OF Vet
rams, has been awarded the first pri
among the Stste camps for mastering
the largest number Of members during q
last three months OF 1873. Fred L. Dav
Camp OF Providence took second pri
and Tilton Camp OF this city receiv,
third. The prizes were In cash and we
given by Col. Bowen.