Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22

dence as Plainneid, conn, ana his age rs
80, was arrested by Special Jarvis yester-
day for stealing sour beer at the freight
depot. He was fined q and committed.
Read the bargain announcement OF
Dexter, tho tewsler.
Herbert Read OF Minneapolis is visiting
relatives In this city.
Mrs. DR.. l.. w. Clapp and two sons arc
at Port Deposit, Md.
Frank 1t. Germain went to New York
today for vacation.
Joseph Slavin OF this city has returned
from weeks vacation.
Deahy Brothers have an advertisement
of interest in this Issue.
Michael Lyons of the New Idea store
spent Sunday down the river.
Those who picked out the past week for
their vacation hit upon dandy.
Miss Madse Rafferty, OF the New Idea
store spent Sunday down the bay.
The employees OF tho Misfit Clothing
Pariors enjoyed an outing Friday.
Mrs. Albert T. Foster OF Cambridge,
Mass, Is visiting friends in this oity.
Thomas Davis OF tho Slater Cotton Com
pany has returned from woek's vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Q. Newell are at
their summer cottage at Warwick Neck.
George Le Moine and wife OF this city
started for Canada yesterday for short
visit.
DR.. l.. A. Wilbur OF Kinyon Block is
doing fine work In all branches of dem
tistry.
Andrew Johnson OF Concord, N. H.,
fell on Main street today and broke one
OF his ribs.
Mr.. Jackman, late of X. II. White q Co.,
has accepted position with Shartonberg
Il Robinson.
John p. Mahoney OF George street has
returned from a three weeks stay at
Block Island.
Rev. Richard Burns of Arnolds mills
ofiiciated at the First Methodist church
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Kitty Kirwan returned to her
duties at Deahy Bros store today after a
two weeks vacation.
John Perry, bookkeepcr for Lyons De-
lany Il Co., has returned TO his duties af-
ter very pleasant vacation.
There will be q meeting this evening at
O'Clock OF tho Cleveland and Stevenson
Guards at 81 Randall street.
The afternoon meeting OF the Y. M. @.
A., yesterday was addressed by Rev. w.
III. Roberts OF Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Josie Mullen, cashier for Radikin
q Cooney, finished her vacation OF two
weeks Saturday and is again at tho desk.
The Pawtucket Street Railway Company
is now running the cars on the Lonsdale
Saylesville.
ELI Guimond, who has boon on O visit to
friends In Canada for the past three
months, has returned home, greatly i'm
proved In health.
Miss Lillio Burnham, the capable CASH
Ter at tho Mlsft Clothing Parlors, has re-
turned from O two weeks sojourn ut the
White Mountains.
Miss Teresa Carey OF Willimantio, who
has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
McGee on Mulberry street for the past
three weeks, has returned home.
Judge" the patrol wagon horse, pulled
OF q shoe yesterday and as no blacksmith
shops were open Roundsnan Vananda'
took n hand at his old trade and put on
the shoe.
Mrs. James M. Ryan and daughter
Mamie of South Attleboro and Miss Nellie
NJ. Lonergan of Meadow street left Satur-
day for two weeks' visit to friends In
Fall River.
A largo party Of young men from this
city went to Newport yesterday. Among
them wero q. f. Radikin, William Farrell,
Peter Gaskin, II. M. Burns, William Null
ligan and D. e. Cooney.
Rev. Father MoCallon of Warren died
yesterday at Stamford, Conn.,, In the 10th
year Of his age. Ho was in point of ser-
vico the oldest priest In the diocese, hav-
Warron for 80 years.
The Old Colony railroad is Offering an
other grand opportunity to tho people of
this city and vicinity to visit historic
Plymouth Thursday at greatly reduced
rates. Special train will leave Providence
at 8:o5 and this city at o:16 a. m, and the
fare for tho round trip Is only sl.25.
The Woodlawn Abstainers' Union held
a Gospel temperance meeting yesterday
afternoon ut O'Clock on tho site of the
old Baptist Chapel, corner Of Harrison
street and Lonsdale avenue. Mr.. Vernon
3. Colwell delivered the address. His
subject was "The Drunkard's Child"
Mr.. Andrew Dick led tho singing.