Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-25

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Miss Mary Murphy of Lynd 4 Murphy
Is at Block island.
Janitor Sweet of tho Flown House has
moved to this village.
James McStay, Jr., has retui ned from a
visit to Norwich, Conn.
| C.J Fsrnsworth will address the Burke
Cochran Club tomorrow night.
John Moore and family Of Pine street
are at Crescent Park for two weeks.
Mrs. Bernard Mclaughlin and children
left TO-DAY for woek's stay In Taunton,
Mass.
John Walsh of Darlington, who was
injured In runaway accident, has nearly
recovered.
Another derrick Ia being put up nj the
now Opera House In place of the ono that
was broken Mandsy.
Mrs. Nathan w. Kennedy Of Putnam,
Ct., ia visiting her brother, r. w. Green
slitt OF the Telegram.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Alexander Allan OF Lonsdsle and Florence
heach wight OF this city.
The Woodbines would like to arrange
game for Saturday. Address, J. Il. Hyde,
manager, No. W Gooding street.
Misses Katie Donovan and Mamie Nc.
Manus OF Andover, Mass, have returned
home after visit to friends here.
Louis Blocum of A. Cohen's ran his
bicycle into John It. Maguire,s team
this afternoon and smashed a wheel.
Dennis Sullivan of Hurley avenue
sailed yesterday on the Steamer Mystic
for three months visit to Ireland and
Wales.
DO not forget the great Caledonian
games on Saturday under the auspices OF
Clan Fraser OF this oity on the Dexter
street ball grounds.
Tonight John Cattanach meets Jim
Dolan and Prof Dante will be introduced
to the sports OF this section by meeting
an unknown at the Metropole.
John Tennyson of Lonsdale, clerk for
Edward Smith, has arrived home after an
extended visit To Ireland and a tour of all
the principal cities of the old world.
At the convention of the Young Mems
Catholic Association In Albany John
Jolly Of this city was elected one of the
national committee on constitution.
J. L. Stanton of Providence and John f.
Martin Of Woonsocket were In town to-
day. They were looking for a suitable
place to start In the tailoring business.
II is rather hard on the regular officers
to be drawn into the muddle that the
Board Of Aldermen have created. The
regular officers are doing duty and should
be paid.
g. F. Henry of the Peoples Shoe and
Hat store and his clerk, Thomas Moran,
have been presented with handsome
blackthorn sticks brought from Ireland
by John Tenneyson.
The Lincoln Thistle Football club has
organized for the season, and would like
to arrange games with any amateur club
In the State. Address Herbert Long
worth, Lorraine Mills.
Conductor Mason of the electrics had
his leg badly injured last evening. He
the hub Of passing wagon struck him.
He was unable to 60 on duty.
The Foresters of this city and vicinity
will hold a meeting In Barsfield Hall to-
morrow evening for the purpose OF in
stituting O second branch OF forestry.
All foresters are ;nvitated to attend.
1t is surprising how many people call
at the police station and unburden their
minds OF tales Of woe whoever is In
charge. Some OF the stories listened to
by Chief Perry and Captain Rhodes would
make excellent material OF novel;
Tomorrow evening there will be meet
ing of the Bourke Cochran Club and
many prominent Democrats have been
invited and will be present. Speeches
Will be In order and arrangements will be
made for flag raising which win take
place in the near future.
Rev. Father Kinnerney was one OF the
deacons of the high mass OF requiem st
the funeral of Father Medallion In War
rem yesterday. The bearers were Revs.
McCabe, Kinnerney, Halligan, Hughes,
Finnegan, O'Reilly, Grace and Coyle.
Fathers McKenna and Fitzgerrld of this
city were also present.
The Sun Flower Club of this city, in
charge of Superintendent Darling, ID. A.
Jillson and w. II. Potter and consist
ing Of about twenty ladies and gentlemen,
took trip on the olectrics to North At
tleboro yesterday afternoon. They had
supper in the Jewelry city and returned
home on Conductor Kolaghan car In the
evening.
The excursions OF the Old Colony rail-
road are getting to be very popular with
the people Of this city. This morning the
special excursion to historic Plymouth
was taken advantago of by a very large
number, every ticket being sold. Owing
to the number being limited about sixty
were unable to secure tickets. Anot her
excursion will run next Sunday.
Mrs. John jolly, Miss Annie Ryan, Mis-
Miller and Miss Hattie Mckee have re-
turned from Now York whore they have
boon attending the openings of French
and English styles Of hats and millinery
which came over on steamer Teutonic,
and selected nne stock for tho fall trade.
This hrm is preparing for the biggest
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