Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-19

III happiness has not her seat
An center in the breast,
We may bc wise or rich or great,
But never can be blest.
Nae treasures nor pleasures
Could make us happy lang.
The hearts aye the part aye
That makes us right or wrang.
The Board OF Aldermen meet tomorrow
night.
The School Committee will meet this
evening.
Charles II. Fuller will leave tomorrow
for the South. .,
Ex-Alderman Smith Is confued to his
home by illness.
Delaney Council, K. of C., meets to.
morrow evening. =.
The Righ street nj. Z. Chnrch Will be
dedicated tomorrow.
A temperance rally will be held In the
Auditorium tomorrow.
This morning before Judge Shove one
person was fined ~ and costs.
Ex-Alderman Ambrose z. West OF
Providence is very Ill of pneumonia.
The meeting OF the Apollo Male Chorus
Club which was to have been held this
evening has been postponed.
Officer James Mcconnell covered Off,
Ger Watson's beat In the Main street
square while the latter was of duty.
$ This evening Lsnten services will be
held at st. Mary's Church and one of the
clergymen from st. Tberesa's parish,
Providence, will deliver the address.
This evening the Pawtuckets meet the
Providence team In an exhibition game
at the Auditorium. A fine contest is ex.
pected, as both clubs will do their ut
most to WIN.
The James Means & Co.. fine shoes on
sale at the Standard Boot and Shoe Co.'s
store are among the greatest bargains ever
offered In :his city. All in need OF foot
wear should attend this sale.
The Little Giant restaurant at Nos. 8
and II High street is the place to 20 to
get good meal for q moderate price.
Everything is first. class, and everyone
who dimes there gets his moneys worth.
Wheth her you believe in Total Abstinence
or not, you Will be pleased to listen to
Rev. A. p. Doyle, the eloquent paulist
and secretary OF the y. T. A. u. OF A., in
the Auditorium on next Monday evening.
Sunday afternoon a meeting OF the
Liquor Dealers Association was held In
the rooms on North Main street and the
evils Of no license was discussed by the
members. 1t was voted to cooperate with
the police In suppressing' Sunday liquor
selling.
The Board OF Tax Assessors met yes
terday afternoon and Mr.. Radikin took
his seat which was vacated by Mr..
Moroney by the resignation OF the latter.
There was no business of Importance and
the matters discussed were Of routine
nature.
Miss w. L. Armstrong, who was to have
lectured at the First Free Baptist Church,
Sunday night and yesterday afternoon,
was prevented by sudden and severe at
Rev. J. B. Jordan.
The new st. Joseph's Hospital on Peace
street was formally opened yesterday.
Bishop Harkins blessed the building at
10:3Oa. M, and Immediately after this
ceremony mass was saia In honor of st.
Joseph by Very Rev. Vicar General Doran.
The building was opened to the public
from 3 to 5.
Gen. Olney Arnold has received from T
D. Sullivan, M. p, the author of "God
Qovo Trolo nd ~ hia ouHo~vanh -hS~o ho
highly values, and he hes placed the same
with his collection ofautosraphs Of prom
inent and distinguished men. Mr.. Sulli-
van was here last Fall and Gen. Arnold
presided at his lecture.
Whatever the inhabitants of these paits
may believe as to the near advent OF Spring,
the woodchucks. down at WEXFORD have
definitely settled the matter in their
minds, for some 10 days ago numbers OF
chem in the vicinity OF the post road
came out from their Winter retreats and
have been seen contentedly basking In the
suns rays.
The annual celebration OF the birthday
anniversary OF st. Patrick was observed
by the st. Patrick Society last evening at
Gelb & NortoD's, Providence. with q BAN
quet by Irish citizens and their friends.
Previous TO the formal assembly in the
banquet room the society met and elected
the following officers: President, Dennis
III. Sbeehan; Vice President, John Doran;
Treasurer. Il. Dew. O'CoDnor; Secretary
William II. Shaw; Executive Committed
(for three years., Timothy II. Dwyer.