Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-23
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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Lieutenant Governor L. b. Darling
is i'll.
Chickering Lodge,.K. OF p, met last
evening.
The Invictis will meet the wickfords
Saturday.
South woodlawn seems to be undergo
ing boom.
William Penn Division, q. OF T., met
last evening.
Fire alarm box "A In Trinity square has
been overhauled.
The liquors seizedIat william MoKenns's
have been returned.
Colonel Lyman b, Con and family are
home from California.
The Chess Club held clam bake at the
Curry farm yesterday.
The Y. NJ. c. A.. field day July 9Th will
be great Athletic event.
The Tower Light Infantry held q regu-
lar drill meeting last evening.
Yesterday masons began on the brick
work Of the new Opera House.
The Stars play the Hopes Saturday, on
the Brown University grounds.
Alfred Long has been presented by his
wife with three pound girl baby.
Lee Brothers have one OF the finest
buildings on Mineral Spring avenue.
On the Dexter street grounds Saturday
the Clydes will meet the Woodbines.
The Interstate rails have been laid on
Exchange street on each side Of North
Main street.
The High School graduatin exercises
will take place In Music Hall this evening
at s o'clock.
The six new bloomer cars for the electric
street railway arrived today and were sent
to Darlington.
The new steamer Petrei will bcinspected
tomorrow and will be given Q trial trip
Sunday IL ready.
James Deighan, a newsboy, was struck
in the face with a bat yesterday and
severely injured.
The work OF tearing down DIR.
Wheaton's house on Main street is
rapidly going on.
A shaft on one OF Kennedy, Cough 4
Murray's delivery wagons, was broken
yesterday afternoon.
Marriage intentions have been fled by
Jesse b. Palmer and Isabella r. Parker at
the City Clerks Office.
The Manchesters are here today, and the
Lowell's will be here tomorrow. Satur-
day the team goes to Woonsocket.
About 120 members of the Universalist
Church went down the river yesterday
and enjoyed an excellent shore dinner.
Scarcely 100 square yards is left OF the
old driving park that has not been built
upon. A short time ago this was all open
fields.
tip cart loaded with sand lost wheel
on M ineral Spring avenue yesterday and
deposited the load rather suddenly on the
car track.
The words "New Idea Store" have been
nicely painted on !. the large plate glass
window OF the store OF shartenberg &
Robinson.
Jordan was hit on the head by pitched
ball Tuesday in the Lowell game and
knocked senseless. He was unable to play
yesterday.
Frank II. Grover and wife OF this city,
are in Portsmouth, N. H., attending the
funeral OF Mr.. Growers father who died
on Tuesday.
James Flanagan and Miss Lucinda
Quinn were married by Rev. Father Len
non at O'Clock this morning at st.
Mary's Church.
The graduating exercises OF the training
school were held yesterday afternoon.
There were two graduates Annie M.
Burns and Maria A. McGinn.
IAN illustrated lecture of "Social Life OF
the Eastern People," by Rev. X. II. Bas-
majian and family, was given at the First
Baptist Church last evening.
Master Frank Lindsay, pupil of Miss
Eva Pond, played banjo solo at the con-
cert OF the Iron Hall in Coles Block
Tuesday evening with great precision and
taste.
Grand Chancellor Fred N. GofY and
Board OF Grand Officers went last even
ing to Natick and Instituted Webster
Lodge, No. 20, with membership OF
about sixty.
At o'clock this morning at st. Mary's
Church two couples were Joined in mat
rimony. The.parties were Patrick Kealy
and M iss Katie Brannan; James Armour
and Mary c. Donohoe.
The Slater Literary Club held q lawn
party at the residence Of william II. Rob-
inson on East street, last evening. The
Experimental Club of South Attleboro
was largely represented.
Yesterday was commencement day at
Brown University. Among the graduates
on whom the degree OF Bachelor OF Arts
was conferred was James Edward Brennan,
OF Pine street, this city.
The First story OF the Messrs. sayles
new Office at the Lorraine mills has been
completed. The building faces on Min
eral Spring avenue and is OF brick with
brown stone trimmings.
A. X. Tilton Camp, 8. OF ", will hold
lawn party on the Fourth OF July, at the
residence OF Benjamin Hughes on Pros.