Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-21
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The woodbines OF this city and Paci-
fcs OF Newport will meet at Rocky Point,
July 2s.
EThe Highway Department is making
good progress with the Garden street
work.
Steamer Pioneer will make trip down
the river tomorrow, leaving here at II
o'clock.
The License Commissioners met yester-
day afternoon. Nothing OF importance
was done.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Holmes
OF Pleasant street will take place tomor-
row afternoon.
Marriage intentions have been fled by
Patrick II. McManus OF Dighton, Mass,
and Agnes Lovern OF this city.
A complete account OF the dedication OF
the Holy Trinity Church tomorrow will
be given in Mondays TRIBUNE.
The funeral OF James Lee, who died
suddenly Friday, will take place tomor-
row from his late residence on Middle
street.
The new steamer OF the Pawtucket
Steamboat Company is fast nearing con-
pletion and will soon be ready for busi-
ness.
Wednesday evening the DO Witt Dra-
matte Society rehearsed the drama, "The
Orange Girl" under the supervision OF
ID. Il. Reid.
A horse attached to a grocery wagon be-
Store ran away on Mineral Spring avenue
yesterday but did no damage.
The new advertisement of the Boston
and Providence Clothing Company is
worth reading and the prices enumerated
are worth consideration.
The corner stone OF the new chapel at
the Bishops cemetery will be laid by Rt
Rev. Bishop Harkins tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. The chapel il to be called st.
Bernards.
Members OF Court Love and Truth, A.
o. f. OF A., tomorrow afternoon at / 80
| o'clock to attend the funeral of James
Lee. A special meeting will be held this
evening.
The drivers on the watering carts have
been discriminating in relation to the
streets to be watered. The attention OF
| Mr.. Ladd was called to 1t and now it is
| different
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Step-
hen Collins, Charles Leroy, Samuel s.
Gordon. Original widows, etc.-Susan
A. Jewett, Catherine Gordon.
large audience assembled at the
Pleasant View Baptist Church last eve-
nent by the aid of a stereopticon, given
under the direction Of class eight.
Mrs. George Luther received dispatch
last evening from Chicago stating that
her brother, Herbert e. Dexter, whose leg
was severed in railroad accident the
past week, is now i'll with typhoid fever,
and is very low.
Officer Jeffers suppressed few family
rows last night. Shortly before II O'Clock
he met a fellow on George street running
away from his wife. The officer gave him
short lecture and then the fugitive hus-
band went home.
The members OF the st. Mary's Christian
Doctrine Society have organized a base
ball team and are now ready to accept
challenges. They have arranged a game
with the Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society for Decoration Day.
A meeting OF the representatives OF the
Clydes, Wanskucks, Woodbines, Stars OF
Pawtucket, Pascoags and Wickfords has
been called for this evening at s o'clock
at the Musee Hotel, Providence, for the
purpose OF organizing a State Base Ball
League.
Miss Eva Holzner of North Attleboro,
the gifted elocutionist, a graduate of the
Emerson College Of Oratory OF Boston,
has made arrangements to give privtae or
class lessons in oratory or physical cul-
ture, or both. For further information
see advertisement.
The editorial board of the High School
Cleaner enjoyed one Of Havens's best sup
pers in the White room last evening in
CeltDIhtlOn Ol tne slA fnOntnb cAstenCe OF
the Cleaner. Toasts were responded to by
each OF the ten members on matters relat-
| ing to the welfare OF the Cleaner.
Friends to the number OF nfty paid
Edward Hacking a surprise visit at his
home on Webb street Thursday evening
and presented him with an elegant clock.
The recipient was completely taken by
surprise, and fcelingly expressed his
thanks TO the donors OF the handsome
gift. season OF social intercourse,
music and dancing followed the presen-
| tation.
Chief Perry yesterday went looking
for more property said to have been stolen
| by Brown, the New Idea Store potter. lie
went to where Browns mother lives, be-
tween Ashton and LIMERICK, and recover
cd lady's watch chain, five tea spoons
and sugar spoon. Besides these articles,
three finger rings, two table cloths and
some ladies' scarf pins were found Mt
Browns house, in addition to that al
ready taken from there. Some he claim.
ed to have bought.