Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-09
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Use Strange's Salve. All druggists.
The schools opened yesterday.
The committee on sewers met last even.
Ing.
John Rowe succeeds Willis Toble on the
Journal.
The school committee will meet this
eveninn.
Hugh j. Lee is visiting friends at Hart
ford, Conn.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
m orrow evening.
Work has been begun erecting the
booths for st. Mary's bazaar.
Albert Tying is in this city again after
an extended tour of the country.
William H. Fish. son of Henry Fish of
this city, died In Brockton Sunday.
The no school signal was rung on the
fire alarm at s O'Clock this morning.
Rev. j. J. Wooley has resumed his duties
as pastor of Park Place Church after
short illness.
The Board OF Aldermen Will consider
several petitions for abatement of taxes
tomorrow evening.
This evening at st. Mary's church Rev.
Father Fitzpatrick of Providence will
preach the lenten sermon.
The windows of G. F. Henry's boot,
shoe and hat store have been very prettily
arranged with tempting stock OF goods.
Chief of Police Perry has received an
invitation to attend the meeting of the
chiefs of New England at New Haven,
Conn.,, Thursday.
A four horse wagon from Hughesdale
lost hind wheel on Mineral Spring ave.
nue. Yesterday marning, delaying electric
car travel for while. !.
The hall committee OF Tower Post, u.
A. R., and the executive committee OF the
associate members Will meet at L. B. OAR
ling's office this evening.
The heavy wind that prevailed during
the night wrecked the awning in front OF
John T. Ccttrell's Office on Main street in
the Benedict House building.
Today Is the anniversary of the sur.
render Of Gen. Lee In 1865, thirty years
ago, and the school flags are flying In
commemoration of the event.
Last evening the Met hodist Church con
ference YVES held in Providence and the
pastors who have served five years in one
nj ~ RolA - IL l.
1t Is said an attempt was made Sunday
night to burglarize the grocery store of O.
| f. Currier on East avenue. The police are
working on the case, but have no clue to
the criminals.
The annual meeting OF the Brown
Alumni OF New YORK will be held at Del.
monico's one week from today. There
will be many addresses by prominent
gentlemen, all graduates of Brown.
z. P. Tobie, Sr., has broken up house.
keeping and during the absence of hit
sons, Edward and Willis, will lodge al
the Benedict House as one of the MANY
guests of Landlord Alden w. Sibley.
The funeral of Charles r. Cobb, II yesr,
OF age, took place this afternoon at ;
O'Clock. There was prayer at his late home
No. George street, and tomorrow funera
services will be held at Dennisport, Mass.
where the remains will be inferred.
Allie Aver, who has done such goot
work on the Telegram Of Providence, ha
accepted position on the Times to fiji
the vacancy caused by E, +. Tobie, Jr.
leaving for California. The trio of penci
pushers leave for the Golden Gate Thurs
day.
Manager j. Lewis Bacon OF the Paw
tucket base bali team arrived In town yes
terday afternoon from Clinton, Iowa. ii
will assume his duties Immediately, an
when the players arrive, begin to get ther
In shape for the opening of the season
He will also superintend the repairs o
the Dexter street grounds, SO that the
may be In first class condition when ii
Bangor team arrives on April n.
Passing down Main street one can hard
ly fail to be attracted by the beauty sho
In the windows of Shartenberg & Robil
sons fine establishment. Among Il
gems of millinery art there are mar
choice examples from the most not,
Paris houses which hardly exceed
beauty and originality Of style, howeve
, the lovely hats, tcques and "loves"
Easter bonnets that are being daily turn
out from the Now Idea stores own wor
rooms.