Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-09

Mrs. w. Waldo Robinson Is ut Win
throp, Mass.
Officer McGlone laid down his billy for
a week today.
William Turner and wife spent Sunday
at Shawomet Beach.
Miss Agnes Curran OF Central Falls Is
stopping at Bullock's Point.
Miss Aggio Johnson OF this city Is
spending a week at Block Island.
A son OF Joshua w mite was taken very
Ill at Narragansett Pier last week.
Peter Mulligan OF Mulligan Brothers Is
spending his vacation In Newport.
In the District Court this morning six
persons were fined for drunkenness.
Miss Mabel Johnson Of the Merchants
Exchange is spending her vacation at
Block Island.
The Pawtucket City Band will furnish
music on the occasion II the poor child
ren'e excursion.
uJohn T. Kirwan and family have moved
to Wood street, Providence, near the
Dexter training grounds.
William Lum, who works ut Dunnell's,
was badly injured yesterday by a heavy
roller falling upon his foot.
The wedding OF Joseph Albright Of
Central Falls and Miss Lizzie Howarth
will take place Thursday evening.
Miss Martha Dickson of Brooklyn, NJ.
Y, Is spending her vacation with her
cousin, Mrs. NJ. McCuo Of Denver street.
In the District Court this morning four
persons were fined for drunkenness and
one sentenced to the State Farm for six
months as a common drunkard.
James B. Radikin, brother of John
Radikin OF North Main street, died at his
residence In Manville, Sunday. His
funeral will be held tomorrow morning.
Rev. Father Conley OF New Jersey ar
rived at his parents home In Valley Falls
today for short vacation. He Is accom-
panied by William Refill, ono OF his par
ishloners.
UThe following intentions Of marriage
have been filed at the City Clerks office:
Loon Perry and Mary Dobay OF this city,
Albert III. Park and Margaret Trainor OF
Providence.
william Murray and family left the
city today for a two weeks stay at his
Summer cottage at Mantle, Conn. After
that he will visit points OF interest on tho
Hudson river.
Thomas Harlon was quite severely
hur In iper nj la
Dunnell avenue, by the explosion OF
kerosene lamp. He moved there yester-
day. His arms were badly burned and his
face slightly. He was attended by DIR.
Grandfeld, who made him quite comfort
able.
A young fellow passing the store of
Fairman q Lyon on the East side, yester-
day afternoon, grabbed a box OF cigars
that was In the window and ran down
Water street. Ho was pursued by the
proprietors and captured. He gave up the
cigars and begged so hard to be let 60 that
he was released.
In few weeks will be pu blIshed Cath
Ollie Directory for the Providence diocese.
II will contain about 200 pages, and is to
be book OF reference for the clergy and
Catholics. The history Of each parish
will be given In full; considerable space
will be devoted to the religious orders,
and benevolent societies. The publica-
tion Is under the direction of IL. +. Tay-
lor who has had several years experience
In Catholic journalism.
A woman who is seen on the streets
considerably with a baby carriage went
up to Wilkinson's Park last evening and
soon after man who does business In
this city drove up with top buggy. The
woman took her child and got into the
carriage, leaving the carriage standing In
the park. They had no more than got
out OF sight when q couple of fellows
came along, tied the carriage to the rope
on the flag staff and hoisted it up to the
top of tho pole W there 1t was left dangling
until taken down by Officer Wilbur.
Pawtucket Branch 27s, Catholic knights
of America, held very good meeting last
evening. One candidate was initiated
and two new members elected. The new
badges were on hand, and many took
them last night. They will be used on
the occasion OF the excursion on Thursday
next to Rocky Point. The members OF
this branch are requested to assemble In
Sarsfeld Hall at o'clock sharp on that
morning with light straw hats, white
gloves and canes, ready to proceed to
Providence and join the parade before en-
barking for Rocky Point. For the full
programme of sports sec our advertising