Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-23


viii "Mose" win the cake Thursday
night.
w. II Potter aud family have returned
from the White Mountains.
One OF Cottrell's coal teams lost wheel
in Collyer square this morning.
Two races this afternoon at the Paw
tucket Driving Track in the 2:30 and 2 80
classes. Band concert.
Herbert Darling found purse this
morning containing n small amount OF
money. IL Is at the station.
This evening there will be grand DEM
ocratic flag raising at North Attleboro.
Many from this city will be present.
A battered and rent old hat lying on
the sidewalk in the morning tells an
eloquent tale OF the "scrap" the night
before.
Monday evenings meeting OF Tower
Post will be an open one and Captain
A. Sholes OF Georgia will deliver an
address.
Michael Gavin was before the Court
this morning for using short measure
in selling berries. His case was continued
to August !.
A dispatch was received yes terday to
the effect that Patrick Moriarty had died
OF his injuries at Pittsiield. The body has
been brought home.
Edward Darling and family, Richard
Harrison and family and William III. Pot
| ter and family have returned from their
visit to the White Mountains
William Beauregard, President of the
Y. f.. s. {. f., connected with the
Pleasant View Baptist Church, left today
| for two weeks stay Mt Keene, N. III.
At the meeting OF the Bourke Cochran
Club last evening seven members were
elected. Joseph Sherry, William Gogan
and Thomas Vance were appointed a
committee TO arrange for flag raising.
James Cruise was to have had a trial
yesterday in the Court OF Common Pleas
for the larceny OF watch from Mary Il.
Austin. lie pleaded nolo contendere and
sentence was deferred, owing to counsel
for Cruise moving an arrest OF judgment.
The petition of Alice A. Rounds for a
divorce from William A. Rounds was
heard in the Supreme Court this morning
and granted. The charge was non-sup-
port. Rounds runs a lunch wagon in this
city. J. w. Mathewson was attorney for
the petitioner.
A meeting of the Gagnon French Demo
cratic Club will take place in Sarsfield
Hall Monday night. Hon. }. G. Monahan
OF Providence will address tho meeting,
after which the report OF the different
committees appointed TO organize the
moonlight excursion on Aug. 10 will be
received. All are invited.
John Il. Goldsworthy, counsel for James
Madell, has filed with the City Clerk
claim for $4,000 for compensation for in
juries received. The injuries were re-
ceived by being thrown from wagon on
High street near Read street by colliding
with the apparatus used in moving the
houses from the Carpenter estate-the
new Postofiice site.
Superintendent OF Street Lights j.
Sewell Read, has ordered the removal of
the electric light on South Union street,
near the III. @. Aldrch Company's barn,
to the corner of George and South Union
streets. This is q much needed and bene-
fetal change in every respect. II is under
stood that a new light will be erected on
the corner OF George and Grace streets.
Thursday morning at st. Joseph's
Church, Ashton, William O'Mara OF this
city, and Miss Mary Heffernan OF Ashton,
were united in marriage by Rev. Father
Fitzsimmons. The bridesmaid was Miss
Mary Ryder and the best man was Hugh
O'Mara, brother of the groom. The bride
was attired in dove -colored gown with
tea roses ahd smilax. After the ceremony
the couple proceeded TO the home OF the
bride whore wedding breakfast was
served. Mr.. aud Mrs. O'Mara will live in
this city.