Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-04
TERSE 1RIBUhEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS.

friends In this city.
% The company at the No. fire station
met for drill last evening.
Last evening at be First NJ. Il. Church
a bean supoer was served.
The Providence democracy will have
banquet Monday evening.
David Ryder, well known In this city,
died in Ssyiesville Tuesday.
How many times have you written 1t
1898 since Monday morningr
Peter Goodwin, now of New York city,
Is home on a visit to relatives.
Many improvements are being made on
the Merry estate on East avenue.
The Sockanossett school is under quar-
antine. Scarlet fever is the cause.
Last evening at the Embury NJ. L.
Church a revival meeting was held.
The Nanen and Mon Amour teams, both
OF this city, will play polo this evening.
An old weather prophet says that Ice
men better get a move on and get In their
crop while it's here.
Pawtuxet may not be obliged to change
the name OF its postoffice after all the
bother and Indignation.
Messrs. w WhittIe and Stebbins will con-
duct a revival meeting at the Broad Street
Baptist Church this evening.
The woman who was released yesterday
by the Court on her promise TO go home
to Boston was in town today.
One bad thing about '93 is that 1t isn't
at all easy to change the "8" iSto 80"
and not have the alteration show.
The case OF F. A. Follett against the
the city OF Pawtucket is set down for
trial In the Supreme Court tomorrow.
Rev. Massens Goodrich OF this city will
speak at the Rhode Island UDiversalist
Conference In Providence this evening.
Tomorrow evening reception and
social will be held In Music Hall as
sembly rooms for the benefit OF the poor.
Tomorrow morning at st. Mary's
Church an anniversary mass will be cele'
brated for the repose OF the soul OF Thos.
McKeough.
Go to s. B. Havens & Co. IL you wish to
enjoy nice meal. Everything ia served
in the most palatsble manner and mod
crate prices are asked.
Among the mem bers OF the police force
on the sick list are Capt. Rice and Officers
Charles Hill, Hand, O'Brien, Tabor, DON
nelly and Melette Hill.
The Ladies Social Circle In connection
with the Pawtucket Spiritual Association
will give an entertainment and supper in
Clan Fraser Hail this evening.
Tomorrow the fixtures and apparatus
OF the Sanitary Gymnasium in the Cot.
trell Block will be sold at auction by the
assignee, Thomas W. Robinson.
An employe of the Sewer Department
saw an officer telephoning TO the station
from one OF the boxes today and said:
"You must be crazy to talk TO post"
DIR. Preston hes pure hased the entire Of
flee outfit and good will of the late DR..
Gaylord and will attend to all OF the bust
ness OF the deceased. The office hours will
be as usual and prompt attention Liven
to all calls.
A popular amusement In social circles
now is for a young man to wager with a
pretty girl that her sleeve is larger round
than her waist, and then proceed to meas
ure with his arm.
Albert Morton Brewer Of this city and
Miss Kitty Minerva Cushing Kendall OF
Freeport, Me-, and James Kelley and Miss
Ellen Gallagher OF this city have filed
marriage Intentions.
Harry Cheek, son of Harry Cheek the
machine shop Tuesday morning ran a
screw driver into his left hand, making
painful but not serious wound.
Residents OF the adjoining jewelry vii
lagos write 1t Attleborough. That's too
long winded for the every day citizen OF
Pswtucket. Attleboro is good enough for
US and it gets there just the same.
The meeting Of the Commission for the
revision OF the Militia law, which was to
have been held last evening to consider
the recommendations Of Brig. Gen. Ken
dali and of Col. Warfeld, has been post
poned to next week.
While DIR. James p. Brooks was driving
along Mineral Spring avenue yesterday,
he met team coming the other way. He
started to turn out, when his horse
jumped, swinging the carriage against the
curbstone and breaking the hub OF the
hind wheel and knocking spoke out.
There isn't particle OF doubt that the
performance OF Ingomar now being given
by Z. p. Sullivan and Lothrops stock
company at the Grand Opera House is
finished and commendable in every re-
spect Mr. Sulliyan's efforts as Ingomar
are m ost praiseworthy and in the stronger
passages and love scenes his playing is
remarkably brilliant. Miss Martha Con-
way makes a most beautiful Partnenia, !,
she reads the blank verse with rare in
telligence and denotes by her entire per.
formance her ability to rank with any OF
the younger actresses OF the day. The
supporting company does its work ex-
tremely well. The Lykon OF Miss Viola
Bancroft. is altogether fetching.