Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-03
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Delaney Council will meet this evening.
Fraser Deiany Is spending his vacation
at Newport.
J. Milton Payne IL on has way home
from the Bennudas.
Lenten services were held at IT. Mary's
Charch last evening.
The Factory Hat s. orc Of East avenue
has removed to Providence.
John b. Nichols OF Newport has been
granted IN original pension.
The count II tho votes this evening will
be awaited with much interest.
According to contract the new State ar.
mory must be finished April ID.
Michael b. Whalen yesterday received
a verdict OF sl24 against the city.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet at 10
o'clock tomorrow to count the votes cast
today.
The bright copper Gaping OF the new
Taylor building on Broad street may now
be seen.
The piano recital by the pupils OF Frank
this evening.
The cases OF Owen Rice, William Hors-
field and George Mckenzie come up for
examination In the District Court tomor.
row.
Delegates from the local Mule SpiDners'
Association are attending the semi annual
convention of the national body In Bos.
ton today.
Miss Annie Ryan of Hartford, Ct, who
has been visiting friends In this city, for
some time past, Will return to her home
tomorrow.
The funeral OF Joseph Furness will take
place from his late home, No. S22 Main
street, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
and will be- strictly private.
The trout laws were of both in Con-
necticut and Rhode Island Monday. The
cold atmosphere prevented a large delega-
tion from participating in this sport.
The regular meeting of Eureka Lodge,
K. OF p, was held last evening and the
members OF Union Division, Uniform
Rank, K. of p, assisted in conferring the
rank OF Page.
Preparations fos-the bazaar In aid of st.
Joseph's parish are nearly completed. 1t
| will be a very elaborate affair ana the In
terest shown by the people is proof that
| 1t will be success.
The city flags are flying today by order
Of Mayor Tiepke in honor OF the testimo-
pial to Rev. Samuel Francis Smith, ID. D.,
the venerable author of the national
anthem, my Country lis of Thee"
The three bicycle thieves, Thomas Cos.
tello, William j. Hicks and George Hicks,
who were captured In this city, pleaded
guilty in the District Court at Providence
yesterday and were held to await the ac-
tion OF Grand Jury.
Capt. Rice got letter Yesterday that
was the cause Of considerable amusement
to himself and friends. 1t was from his
little grand daug hter, years OF age, and
on the large sheet Of note paper that the
envelope contained were only two works,
"April Fool" printed in large struggling
charac cters that showed the effort the
child hGd made to have joke on her
grandpa.
The 50th anniversary of Good Samaritan
Lodge, /. q. o. F., will occur tomorrow
and will be observed in very elaborate
manner. At 2 O'Clock social meeting
will be held in the Lodge room In the
Odd Fellows building when a historical
address will be delivered by John l..
Perrin, p. G. M. At 6 O'clock q banquet
will take place In the Auditorium, which
will be followed by addresses, the reading
OF an original poem, vocal and instru-
mental selections and dancing. 1t will be
. gala day for the member of that Lodge
as well as the members of the oruer In