Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-23
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The Pawtuckets left at 1l:05 today for
Manchester.
A new electric light has been placed on
Pine street, at the head of South Union.
John L. Chace Of No. fire station, who
has been i'll, has recovered.
A special meeting Of the Board Of Alder
men has been called for this evening.
Patrick Mulvaney was fined y and costs
this morning for the larceny OF sour beer
The case OF Louis Goyette for assault
with a dangerous weapon was continued
two week.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Holmes
OF Pleasant street took place yesterday
afternoon.
During June the Camera Club. will have
an exhibition at their rooms OF the work
OF the members.
Mrs. Henry Goldthwait Of Mendon,
Mass, is visiting Miss A. Thornton on
School street.
There is room over the new part of the
police station for a gymnasium, and that
is what the police want
Rev. j. J. Wooley of Park Place Church
exchanged pulpits yesterday with Rev
DR.. Emerson OF Newport
Col. James Moran expects soon to COM
plete arrangements to place Company q
in handsome new armory.
Catharine Sears was arrested yesterday
by Officer Wilbur and sentenced 10 the
Farm for six months as yagrant
The Street Railway Company had extra
cars to convey people from the dedicatory
services 10 their homes yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society this evening
to complete arrangements for the festival.
A regular meeting Of Tower Post will be
held this evening when the orders for the
observance OF Memorial Day will be issued.
Mrs. Thomas McDcyitt OF Branch street
believes that it was her husband who was
killed by a train in Woonsockot last
week.
The funeral OF James Lee took place yes
terday afternoon. The services were at
tended by the members OF Court Love and
Truth.
Chief Perry has received an invitation
from the Police Board OF New York city
to be present at the annual parade and re-
view May 3lst.
The postponed races OF the Pawtucket
Driving Association, in the 2 40 and 3-min.,
classes will be trottod Wednesday. There
is long list OF entries.
Miss Bessie Sherlock, one OF the wait
resses at the Aumann House, was given a
nice gold watch Saturday afternoon by
the guests at the hotel
William II. Grimes is willingly ex-
changing his best brand OF cigars for
congratulations upon the advent of a
little boy in his family.
Next Sunday the Children of Mary,
Yonng Ladies Sodality and Holy Angel
Society OF the Sacred Heart Church will
hold their annual reception.
Joe McCarron OF last years Woon-
sockets has been signed by Manager Rowe
and will play in the out-held. lie led the
the State League in batting last year.
A lad named Elliott, residing on York
avenue, last evening fell off OF the door
step, and sustained a bad fracture of the
left elbow joint. DR.. Kelliher attended
him.
At the meeting Of the Sacred Heart
Christian Doctrine Society Wednesday
evening musical and literary entertain
ment will be given. Miss Agnes Curran
will read an essay.
About this time of the ear the average
farmer is wanted in no less than seven
places at the same time, and has 80 many
things to do that he doesn't know what
to do first, tother or which.
The ticket. Office al the railroad depot,
which has been closed soon after o o'clock
in the evening, will in the future be kept
open at night until after the arrival OF the
last train from Providence.
II the clouds roll by within a day or
two or IL one desires TO get up about $3.50
o'clock in the morning, parting glimpse
may be had OF Prof Swift's great Amerl-
can comet with its eight tails.
The employees Of the L'Esperance, small
French local paper printed in Central
Falls, have left the Office on q strike. They
wanted more pay, but Mr.. j. NJ. Authier,
the proprietor, refused TO acccdo TO their
demand.
Rev. Father Stang OF the Cathedral was
at 81. Mary's Church yesterday and took
up a collection for the new st. Josephs
hospital. He addressed the congregation
on the matter, and received a generous
response.
The singing by the chorus at the dodi-
cation OF the Holy Trinity Church yoster-
day was excellent and was croditable TO
Miss Kelly, the organist of the church,
and particularly 20 Professor John Y.
Cannavan, who SO ably trained and
directed them.
A little girl named Quinn, residing in
Providence, got lost in this city yesterday,
and was found by Officer Goodwin and
taken TO the police station Her parents
called for her last night.
Henry Gibson, formerly a weaver in tho
Slater Mill, desires 20 thank tho oyerseer
and weavers OF both the old and new
mills for the timely relief afforded him
during his recent illness.
The feasts on the calendar Of the Catho.