Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-24
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The Burnside Cadets fair will be open
this evening.
Manchester Encampment, 10. o. f.,
met last evening.
Rev. Charles s. Lacroix OF Manchester,
N. H., was a visitor in the city yesterday.
The annual May eve ball OF the lrvings
will be one OF the enjoyable events OF the
season.
j. J. Manning is now In the employ OF
L. +. Gillian OF the Ideal Tea House, as a
travelling salesman.
This evening Eureka Lodge, X. OF r.,
and Ironside Council, o. U. A. NJ, will
hold regular meetings.
The annual inspection OF the Soldiers
Home at Bristol by the General Assem- bly,
will take place tomorrow.
A meeting OF the Pawtucket Branch Of
the National Textile Workers will bn held
In Sarsfield Hall tomorrow evening.
Court Pride Of Lonsdale will visit Court
City OF Pswtucket tomorrow evening. A
good many OF the sister courts will join in
the visit.
The installation OF the newly elected
officers OF the Young Mems Catholic As.
sociation OF ST. Msry's parish will take
place tomorrow evening.
The annual inspection of Camp Tilton,
s. OF ", will take place tomorrow even
ing, the installing officer being Capt.
Williams OF Woonsocket.
Comrades OF Tower Post. No. II, G.. A.
r., Sunday completed the work OF placing
the wire bouquet holders upon the mark
ers over the graves OF comrades.
Miss Loretta Brennan, the well known
soprano of North Attleboro, will close her
engagement with the Francis Wilson
Opera Company at Pittsburg, Pa, next
week.
Miss Eager left Providence yesterday
for Utica, n. Y, where she will begin to
break In another small army OF kir-
messers. She has four engagements ahead
without break.
There is every prospect that amateur
rowing will boom on the Pawtucket river
this season. There will be plenty OF soul
lers and crews on the river just as soon as
the weather permits.
Many members of Delaney Council, X.
Of g., Will pay a fraternal visit to Tyler
Council this evening when the third
degree will be conferred on nine candi-
dates by District Deputy Drury.
Syracuse has what Is considered the
strongest club in the Eastern League this
season. The team will play the Paw.
tuckets on the Dexter street grounds to-
morrow afternoon and Thursday.
A meeting OF the creditors OF Covell &
Lamb, manufacturing jewelers. in the
Payne building on Broad street, who
made an assignment last week was held
this afternoon when the assignee pre-
| sented proposition Of settlement.
Edward e. Domino carried of the hat
offered by Evans 4 Young at the
Bowling Alley for the largest score made
there last week, his score being 219, and
John Latham took the q worth OF tickets
offered for the second largest, his score
being 203.
The Day Nursery, the beneficiary OF the
Kirmess held In the Providence Opera
House the past week, will be about s5, 500
richer as result OF the entertainment.
| The weeks receipts at the Opera House
were 3, ,1Si, and the receipts from other
sources about $1,000 while the expenses
were about $4,000.
Tradition ana old records give TO Slate
rock, which is an objective point OF inter.
ost TO passengers on the Pawtucket boats
the honor OF being the spot where Roger
Williams, In searching for landing, wa,
greeted by the friendly red men, who
cried "What Cheer" The rock has beer
sadly neglected in years past, but Is nov
being improved, the city OF Providenc,
haying made an appropriation of s., 900 tC
make II presentable to those interested In
the early history OF Rhode Island.
The recent order of the postoffice de
part ment at Washington stipulating tha
all carriers in the United States shout,
buy two suits OF clothes per year from on
OF two firms, is not taking very well Will
the carriers themselves. This strue prin
cipally for two reasons. The first an,
most important is that many OF the car
riers have been In the habit OF gettin,
along with three suits in two years, ant
the other is that the, more patriotic o
them want to patroniEe home industries