The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-04
NOTES OF THE CITY.

Picked UP From All Sources.
John Spaulding Of Central street, fell
down stairs Tuesday night and sprained
his ankle.
Division No. 8, A. o. H., will visit the
fair OF the Hibernian Rifles this evening In
full regalia.
There has been quite falling OF in the
growler trade since the price of beer was
raised to ten cents pint.
Ralph Daniels of Summet street, and
call man at the Broad street fire station Is
confined to his home by illness.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
of Holy Trinity Church will hold an i'm
portant meeting Sunday afternoon.
John Lemond of Central street will
leave In few days for trip to New York
and other cities In that neighborhood.
There was q good sized audience at the
Cadets fair last evening. The South Provi-
dence Cadets were entertained by the Com
pany.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Society of the Congregational Church will
enjoy a sleigh ride to Attleboro Saturday
night.
The remains of Mrs. Michael Cavanaugh,
who died at the State Insane Asylum,
were taken directly to the tomb at st.
Francis cemetery.
Mrs. Rousseau and daughter, wife and
daughter of Ben Rousseau of the Broad
street fire station, have recovered from a
serious attack of the grip.
Cornelius Williams, the alleged pur-
loiner of various articles of jewelry from
Bradford Carpenter, in default Of bail was
taken to Cranston yesterday.
Mabel, the 2-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Carter of Summit street, died
yesterday afternoon. The funeral will
take place Saturday afternoon.
The funeral of Willis, the infant son of
Willis and Mary Turner of High street,
was held this afternoon. The interment
took place at st. Francis cemetery.
The censorship of the press in Russia
may be severe, but you ought to see the
petty attempts at muzzling the press as
applied by some of the city officials.
The Grand Lodge, K. of T., will hold
their annual convention in Sterling Hall,
Providence, next Tuesday evening. All
the local lodges will be represented by
delegates.
The petition of Lawyer Goldsworthy for
the appointment of an administrator on
the estate of the late o. s. Horton, was
dismissed yesterday by the Probate Court
in Pawtucket.
James Robinson, brother OF William
Robinson the Dexter street liquor dealer,
will start for the old country in about
three weeks. Mr.. Robinson will be gone
about three months, visiting the scenes OF
his childhood.
Twilight Temple of Honor, Sons of Tenn
perance held regular meeting last even
ing. Routine business was the order OF
the evening. The committee on pound
party reported that IL was success finan-
cially.
William Avery, residing on Central
street, was arrested last evening at the
Pawtucket Opera House. Avery Is alleged
to have broken into the Opera House some
time ago, and stolen quite sum OF money
from the box Office.
Sleighing parties are all the rage at the
present time. Several young ladies OF the
West Side are arranging for one on Friday
evening. trip to Attleboro and sup
per and hop at the Wamsutta House Will
be the order of the evening.
The employees Of the weaving room OF
the American Hair Cloth Company went
to Fogarty's Hall, Mt. Pleasant, last even
ing, in Moran's large sleigh. A hot sup
per, dancing and a pleasing program OF
songs and recitations were the order OF the
evening. The party arrived home at $3.50
this morning.