The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-25
he DOings Of the Day In
and About the City.
Stsrt Stories of Minor Happen
isgs Among Our People.


visit 70 his mother at Milford, MASS.
Frank Lee of this city was to-day
granted IN original pension.
The New England show, at Boston, Is
being attended by many Pawtucket people
Edward Manning, James Murphy and
James King entertained party OF friends
with a asupper at Diamond Hill last evening.
A basket party will be held tomorrow
evening by the Pleasant View Literary
Association at their hall on Carnation
street.
Misa Susie MuDuff has returned from
New York, where she attended the MIL
iinery openings at the leading establish
ments in that city.
Miss Mamie Murphy of Cleveland street
intends leaving for New York on Saturday
to inspect the recent designs and importa-
tions in the dressmaking line.
Miss Hattie Blades has returned from
Witt TO Westerly and was accompanied by
Hi.s %ntoinette Clark of that town who
will be her guest for week or ten days.
The work of printing the annual reports
of the various ,city officers has been COM
pleted by City Pr inter Little and the vol
umes are now In the hands Of the binder.
Fred Henderson, the oung man who fell
from the s.Tinp bridge one day last week
and was seriously injured, il, In a more
comfortable condition at the Rh> 'oe AS'"nu
Hospital.
The meeting of the Catholic Total Abs VI
nence League OF Pawtucket and Central
Fails, announced for last evening was
postponed until next Monday evening,
and viii be held at st. Mary's Hall.
The indications point to decided boom
In real estate matters in this city the next
Sow months. Thus far this month 80
traasactions have been recorded and 40
real estate mortgages have been filed.
Tho following intentions of marriage
have Apen Aled with the City Clerk today:
George e. Robinson and Miss Anna A.
LeusirA HAilias Libeau and Miss Albina
Naaes, and James c. Galloway and Maggie
A. Graham.
Misc Carrie McDougall OF Meadow street
was eighteen years old Tuesday and that
evening q party of her friends gave her
pleasant surprise. The evening was passed
In games, musical selections and other
amusements.
party of Woonsocket people including
Mayor Bachelor will go to Washington
next Tuesday evening on the "Royal Blue
Line" excursion of which tie successful
teachers In the TRIBUNE's contest will be
among the number.
A large number of Pawtucket residents
attended the minstrel performance gwen
by the Christian Doctrine Society of the
Holy Name parish of Providence at
Diamond Hall last evening. The affair was
= decided social and financial success.
Shortly after noon today, while Patrick
Quiun was driving down the Park Place
hill, his horse slipped on some hidden ice,
and slid fully 25 feet before he could stop.
When Quinn, aided by the bystanders,
had gotten the animal on its feet, 1t was
found that no damage had been done.
Mrs. Susie NJ. Pierce, through her
counsel, Thomas F. Vance, has applied for
a divorce from her husband, Lewis M.
Pierce. The basis of the petition Is non
support. She has two children. The
petition has been assigned for .o.u,nn, l.,
the Supreme Court for sne t,rst Monday in
same.
The following officers have been elected
by the Paramount Social Club: President,
Joseph J. Flynn; Vice President, John
McKenna; Financial Secretary, Edward
McCrory; Recording Secretary, Arthur
HOVE; Treasurer, Robert Mulholland; Au-
ditor, William Cakes; Sergeant at Arms,
John ii. Shea.
Michael Carroll, well known in Paw
tucket and the oldest Irish resident of the
Pawtuxet Valley, whittier he came from
Ireland I'm 1888, died at his home at River
side yesterday, aged 81 years. His wife
died about two weeks ago, and as he was
i'll at the time and unable to attend her
funeral 1t was felt that he could not long
survive her and his death was not unex-
pected.
The convention of the Sixth District OF
Massachusetts, will be held i'm New Bed
ford Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this
week. The New Bedford Association will
provide entertainment for all duly ac-
credited delegates. These associations arc
represented Attleboro, Taunton, New
Bedford, Fall River, Greenwich Academy,
Bristol, Providence, Rhode Island College,
Pawtucket, Brown University, Newport.
Col. James Moran, commanding the
First Regiment, Irish Volunteers, of New
York city, has rendered to Col. James
Moran, commanding the Second Regiment
of the brigade OF Rhode Island militia, a
formal review OF the Volunteers In the
Grand Central palace, New York city, on
the evening Of st. Patrick's Day. The re-
view will precede grand ball. The invi.
tation includes the field and stan officer
OF the regiment.
At Carneron's Market.
l57 Main street, you can find choice lot o
sbad. BIue Fish, smelts and all other Kind
of Yish. Also Fruit and Vegetables.