Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-03
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Wuoio W OuAquieouo AsopoiN NAo'
Postmaster Wilkinson Is seriously Ill.
Our 'steomed contemporary-th clam.
Saturday is Odd Fellows day Mt Rocky
Point.
Shore resort managers are looking bluer
than the weather.
Myles M. Mulligan and family are visit
ing In New Bedford.
Overcosts are more comfortable than
outing shirts this week.
Joseph Morris OF Garden street Ia taking
a short respite from his duties.
J. j. Manning will leave with party OF
friends on his vacation Monday,
Miss Manic Callaghan OF Japonica
street IL visiting relatives In Fall River.
Miss Annie Sharples II spending her va
cation at the Lsrkin House, Watch Hill.
james Smith was sont TO the Farm to-
day for six months as common drunkard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel X. Doe OF Harri-
son street are Summoring in the Pine Tree
State.
Ono hundred members OF Tower Post
will make the trip to Washington next
month.
Friday there will be Sunday school
excursion from this place TO Rocky Point
on the steamer Planet.
II seems az though the weather clerk is
undecided what to give us, and thus we
get little of everything.
The Pawtucket Street Railway Company
had gang OF men at wsrk all night re-
stringing wires on Main street.
Miss Rosie Y. Cooney of Fountain street
returned yesterday from her vacation,
which was spent In Providence.
Yesterday the Twelfth Rhode Island As
ISOLATION had field day at Rocky Point,
and the old men woro boys again for
few hours.
Miss Annie Oakley ahd sister OF Pleas
ant street, Lonsdale, will spend their
vacation, beginning next week, at Nara
gansett Pier.
Miss Georgie Doe, bookkeeper for the
Adam sutcliffo Company, will spend her
vacation In company with her sister Lin
nie at tho Cape.
II the weather becomes favorable there
is to be lawn party on tho View, given
do just at present.
The funeral OF Patrick Cawley of Broad
way took place this morning from the
Church OF the Sacred Heart. He was
much respected citizen.
The fifty guests who were luarantined
at the Manisses Hotel, Block Island, have
boon released, and all Of the patients who
were Ill have practically recovered.
Straw hats have been temporarily call.
ed In, and those that are not heoding the
order have taken the prooaution to have
ear muffs attached 30 as TO be on the safe
side.
Tho annual meeting OF the Pawtucket
Hair Cloth Company was hold at the Office
of the company at Central Falls today. A
collation. was prepared by Caterers Gelb Il
Norton.
social club, consisting OF Henry M.
Blocum, Charles Lewis, Charles franklin,
Henry Taylor, Andrew Denver and Charles
Abbott, have gone to Mill Out for camp
ing tour.
Mayor Carroll has called a special meet
ing OF both branches Of tho City Council
this evening Mt 8 o'clock to take action on
the Central avenue and South Woodlawn
sewer matters.
Hugh j. Leo OF Mineral Spring avenue
and a friend will begin their vacations
noxt Monday and will visit Homestead,
Pa, the scene OF the late labor riots and
points OF interest through the West.
The Interstate Company Is booming
things right along and have men engaged
in stringlng trolley wires on Fountain
street, and In very short time Pawtuckct
will bo connected with tho Attleboros.
Clarence Buckley OF Pine street, one of
Jerome Kennedy q Co.'s salesmen In
Providence store, is enjoying we'll earned
vacation. lie returned from Waltham,
Mass, yesterday and today is In Newport.
The game betwoon tho 81. Mary's Chris
tian Doctrine Society base ball team and
q team captainod by James Brennan at
Rocky Point Saturday will be close and
interesting. Both sides are confident OF
winning.
Thomas kerns, Is years of age, who Is
employed at the Jackson Shell Roll Works,
had one OF his hands badly mangled yos.
terday afternoon by being caught in
lathe. The palm was badly cut and the
fingers are In bad condition. DIR. Robin
son attended the suffering lad and said
he may yet lose some Of the fingers. He
was taken to his home on Hope street.
Thomas M. Sweetland of this city, Colo
mel commanding Rhode Island Division,
q. of ", loft here last evening for Helena,
Mont, to attend the meeting OF tho Grand
Commandery, which is to be hold In that
city next week. Colonel sweetland will
Join tho Commander In Chief and stan In
Now York and proceed with them via
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Chicago, Council
BLUFFS and Cheyenne.
Attleboro must be q hotbed for thugs
and other similar criminals, judging from
the manner In which the newspaper mon
OF the town arm themselves. One of the
local scribes, while in the village OF lew
elry on business, was engaged in convcr-
sation with q reporter when one of those