Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30

Mrs.Percy Duphiney Of Watson street |
visiting friends in Clinton, Mass.
Misss Alice Crosby OF Westerly is ol
q visit to relatives In this city and Man
Vile.
Four degrees colder this noon than yes
terday.
Frank Mclaughlin of this city In visit
ing friends in the rubber city up tn
stream.
Misses Katie O'Donneli, Maggie Wheat
ley, Mamie Meehan and Katie McCarth.
left for Block Island today.
The local steamboat company will us
all three boats tomorrow and nine trip
will be made to the shore resorts.
A fence has been built around tho sit
OF the DIR. Wheaton estate on Main stree
where new building IL to be erected.
Mrs. James Rooney, Miss Nellie Roone,
and Miss Maggie Oates left today 70
Block Island where they will spend tn,
coming week.
The boys who jump from the old Dun
nell elevator In the wake OF the steamer
show n daring spirit that may lead I,
serious results.
This great dayifor the employees of the
Conant mills, and they should be prout
OF the generous corporation that nevel
forgets the annual outing.
The many friends OF Martin Moriarty
OF Lonsdale avenue will be pleased to
learn that he Is improving. He was dowr
town Thursday. All were pleased to 30.
him.
Last evening woman attempted to GO,
of Broad street car near the depot before
It was stopped and stepped of backwards.
She fell to the pavement but was not in
jured.
O'Neill the well-knowntailor and Manager
Chalk OF bis Pawtucket store, will leave
for New York tomorrow evening to select
Fall goods.
The funeral OF Edward Alsworth, who
lived on the corner OF Broadway and East
street, took place this morning from the
Sacred Heart Church. Interment was at
Valley Falls.
Miss Sarah McKenna, Miss MINT u
Leddy, Miss Mamie Keefe and Misses
Mary and Nellie O'Brien of this city left
this afternoon for Bullock's Point to
spend few days AZ the guests of Mrs.
Fales.
A. X. Tilton Camp, 8. of ", and friends
took ~ 2:15 p. m. boat this afternoon for
their annual excursion to Crescent Park.
There will be game Of base ball between
mines representing the camp and Fuller's
jewelry shop.
Monday Camp Trouble will bo opened
at the point. Although the camp has a
curious name there Is no jollier crowd OF
boys in the city and nobody finds any
trouble In having good time when they
visit the camp.
The types got little twisted yesterday
and made paragraph read that q man
said he dogged lightning bolt when the
word should have been lodged. 1t is sell
dom that man can dog streak OF light
ning any great distance and not come
under the wire a poor second.
James Conley Of Valley Falls, while CIV
Ing Officer Cotter q ride In his dog cart
afternoon in the vicinity of the
Catholic oak, had the misfortune to have
some OF the harness break, which let the
cart tip and throw the occupants out.
more serious than a pair OF
broken shafts resulted.
The Catholic knights of America of the
State will hold their first annual union
on Thursday, August IL. There
will be short street parade in Providence
for which a prize will be given to the
branch turning out the largest percentage
Of It's membership. For full particulars
see the advertisement In another column.
Yesterday morning Miranda Eldredge,
an East Side colored woman, was fined f2
and costs for reveling. She made II quite
lively for the officers and nearly kicked a
hole in the door OF the "hurry up" This
she was In limbo again and was
more quiet. She was fined s2 once more
for as sault on Irene Robbins.
The arrangements now for boarding
and leaving the Steamers at Bullock's
Point are excellent. The high fence pre-
vents crowds from getting In a danger
GUS place near the wharf edge and tho
people are allowed to como through the
gate gradually thus making no crowd ut
the gang plank. A fence is also being
erected at Pleasant BLUM.
Tomorrow the pretty little steamer
Petrol Will appear with a new awning
over the top deck which will make 1t as
cool rs the lower ono. This was the only
feature with the boat that
there was no protection from the rays
OF the sun on the upper deck. Now that
there is an awning the boat will be much
preferable to many because IL is the
fastest.
Tomorrow the Phenix friends Of Mayor
Carroll Will tender complimentary
TO him and a number OF his
friends from this city and vicinity at the
"Hudson farm" In Cranston where Mayor
Carroll and Thomas A. Marin and their
families arc making their Summer home.
The moving team conveying the party
will leave Cavanaugh 4 Manning's stable
on Broadway at o'clock tomorrow
morning.
A Mile Dinev Sometimes.
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