Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-13
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Read shartenberg & Robinson sad.
DR.. Malo has returned from his trip to
Canada.
Next Sunday will be the Feast of the
Holy Name.
Miss Maggie Goh has returned from a
visit To Boston
Counterfeit ten-cent pieces are said to
be in circulation.
Enterprise Lodge of Odd Fellows held a
pleasant social last evening
Mrs. Ann Duffy, wife OF Daniel Duffy OF
Prairie avenue, died last night
Tom Booth OF Providence was out here
yesterday and the town felt it,
There will be four ipses this year, two
Of the sun and two Of the moon.
The clouds are supposed to be teetotalers
but they take drop now and then.
The sleighing on the Pawtucket Pike
has been pretty fair the past few days.
John McGough, who died in Fall River,
Saturday, was well known in this city.
There are number OF teachers in the
public schools confined 30 their homes by
sickness.
ExAlderman White has presented the
First Ward fremen with a number Of
valuable magazines.
The newly elected officers OF Court City
of Pawtucket, A. o. +. A, will be in
stalled this evening.
The funeral Of Hattie \. Payne took
place from her late residence on Fountain
street this afternoon.
Patrick Maloncy slipped on the floor in
the No. 3 mill, Conant's, yesterday and
broke both bones in his left forearm
Coroner Chandler Of Valley Falls will
conclude the inquest on the rolling mill
accident at the mill office this evening.
William Graham OF Danvers, Mass, who
has been visiting his uncles, John II. and
William Lane, will return home today.
The funeral of Mrs Mary A. Ashworth
was held this afternoon from her late resi-
dence, corner Main and Harrison streets
Charley Bennett, who has been the right
hand man OF the Secretary of State OF both
parties for years was i'm the city yester-
day.
The twentieth birthday OF Miss Carrie
Graham was celebrated in pleasant
manner at her residence on School street
Monday night.
II is two weeks ago today since the body
OF the man supposed TO be Patrick Crofton
went over the Falls and which has never
been seen since.
The intentions Of marriage of Edward
Clinton Borden and Emma Agnes Hasker,
both OF Fall River, have been fled at the
City Clerks Office.
A meeting OF the Committee on Streets
and Bridges has been called for this after
noon at the Mayors office, and Highway
Commissioner Ladd has been notified to
attend.
Many PaWtuckct people will attend the
marriage at ST. Joscph's Church in Provi-
dence tomorrow morning OF exLicense
Commissioner Mccarthy and Miss Tillic
Mccarthy, both of that city.
Faucet Ward, an old-time Pawtucket
compositor, and now employed on the
Boston Globe, was in the city today visit
ing his old associates. Mr.. Ward left here
with bad attack OF malaria, but is now
the picture of good health.
At st. Patrick's Church, Valley Falls.
yesterday morning Thomas r. Fogarty
and Miss Layina Bowers were united in
marriage. The best man was George
Price and the bridesmaid was Miss Mary
Booth. After the ceremony the happy
couple repaired to the home OF the brides
parents, where an excellent wedding
breakfast was served, after which they re-
ceived the congratulations OF their many
friends.
At st. Marys Church this morning
Charles Houlhan and Miss Catherine
Noonan were united in marriage, after
which a nuptial high mass was cele-
brated. The best man was J. c. Lythgoe
and the bridesmaid was Miss Mary Nso-
nan sister OF the bride The bride was at
tired in becoming costume and looked
exceedingly pretty. After the ceremony
the happy couple repaired to the home OF
the brides parents where a bountiful
wedding breakfast was partaken OF and
they received the congratulations Of
her many friends. They were the
recipients OF many valuable presents