Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-05
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode IIsland: Fair.
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
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Great hard ships-Steel vessels.
The business men meet tonight.
"Puts up" buildings-A mortgagor.
Rather chilly mornings and evenings.
Frank Murray OF Grace 1t eet is enjoy
ing vacation.
The Cleveland and Stevenson Guards
will meet tonight.
There will be meeting OF the Bourke
Cochran Club tonight.
Yesterday was practically the last big
Sunday down the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prime OF Central
avenue are visiting In Lewiston, Me.
Today being Labor Day In Massachus-
etts number Of strangers are In town.
Mrs. George II. Smith OF Cottage City Is
at her home In this city for few days.
The Stars went to Rocky Point today to
NEE the Newport Pacifics for $50 purse.
The "hurry-up" was called out last
night to bring tired individual to the
station.
M iss Jessie M. Smith who has been Wis
iting friends here returned TO her home I'm
Natiok.
Mrs. III. G. Starkweather OF Plsinfield,
Conn, IL here on q visit to +. l.. Stark
weather.
The Cleveland and Stevenson Guards
will receive their continental uniforms
this week.
Misses Maggie and Julia Sullivan OF
Moosup, Conn, is visiting friends In
this city.
Rev. John Montgomery OF Lonsdale
addressed the Y. M. c. A. meeting yester-
day afternoon.
Sunday school began yesterday after
noon at st. Mary's Church. There was a
good attendance.
The Hope Concert Compay will assist
at the lecture and concert Sunday even
ing in Music Hall.
Miss Alice Ducey of Peabody, Mass, is
visiting Miss Maggie Powers OF Bagley
street, Central Falls.
Local sportsmen should restrain them
selves and not go shooting for partridge
until after September 10.
Tomorrow morning at st. Mary's
Church a months mind mass will be cele-
brated for Bernard Trainor.
Miss Mollie Jones, OF Valley Falls, has
been the guest OF John O'Donnell and
family OF Milford the past week.
A mass of requiem was celebrated this
morning at St. Msry's Church for the re-
pose OF the soul OF William Armour.
Joseph Tyrrell, clerk for ex-Alderman
Smith, has returned from a weeks vaca-
tion which he spent AT Whitinsville,
Mass.
James Monaghan of Fall River was In
this city today calling upon friends. He
WAS welcome visitor at the TRIBUNE
office.
The members OF the different High
School classes met at the High School
this morning at S:45 to begin the terms
study.
At the meeting OF Union Division, No.
4, u. r., K. of r., to be held this evening,
several newly elected officers will be in
stalled.
Joseph Clough a ioomfixer at the Lor-
raine mill, has returned from Prudence
Island, where he has been stopping for
the past ten days.
Fred Wheeler of the class of ~ of the
Pawtucket High School, has gone to
Lehigh University, Penn, to resume his
| studies at that institution.
This evening there will be meeting OF
the Veteran Firemen's Association and
those wishing to purchase tickets for the
Friday evening the Bourke Cochran
Club will raise the first flag of the season
in this city at the foot of Dexter street
The uniforms are expected this week.
The Pswtucket Chess Club will give one
of their excellent clambakes under the di-
rection OF Daniel s. Dexter on the grounds
OF Frank Curry on Prairie avenue, We'd
nesday.
The following Pawtucket people were
registered at New York hotels the past
week: NJ. r. Deahy, K. N. LittleHeld, e.
Kinne, Miss M. Adams, J. +. Adams, g.
c. Peck, Captain J. Morris, b. p. Clapp.
The Woodlawn Abstainers' Union held
a gospel temperance meeting on the lot
corner Of Harrison street and Lonsdale
avenue yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
George Mitchell of this city delivered the
address and Andrew Dick led the singing.
Astute politicians are now arranging
the slate, 30 as to have the favored names
In readiness to put through the caucuses
when convened. All the rank and file
OF the parties will have to do is to hurrah
for the favored ones.
Edward y. Smith OF the American Brew
ing Company, Boston, is spending Labor
Day with his parents and old associates in
this city. Ed can now master the German
language to perfection and gracefully fills
all the other requirements Of his new
business.
The Sarsfield Association has chartered
the Steamer Planet for their annual ex-
cursion to Fall River on next Sunday.
The boat will leave Division street bridge
at 10 o'clock and returning will leave
Fall River at 8 o'clock, touching at Provi-
dence both ways.
Children connected with st. Mary's par
ish who work and attend the public
schools can receive instructions every