Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-13
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Pawtucket has haunted house"
The License Commissioners meet this
evening.
II. IL. Sager is purser on the steamer
| Pioneer.
The Free Public Library will soon issue
a new catalogue.
st. Mary's Christian Doctrine Society
meets this evening.
Yesterday was "Children's Sunday" at
several OF the churches.
The School Committee will hold its reg
ular meeting this evening.
The French Democratic Club will meet
this evening in Sarsfield Hall.
J.J. Finnesey OF Danvers, Mass, spent
| Sunday with friends in this city.
The License Commissioners will hold a
meeting this afternoon sf o'clock.
Large crowds went down the river yes
terday on the Pawtucket steamers.
Miss Belle Clark and Miss Mary Il. Ward
of this city is visiting in Woonsocket.
The Forty Hours devotion will com
mence at st. Mary's church next Sunday.
There are about thirty scholars to
graduate from the High School this sea
son.
A. Il. Covell, +. w. Dexter and q. l..
Miller OF this city were registered ut New
York hotels last week.
Rev. Alexander McGregor's daughter Ii
80 far recovered from her illness as to be
able to ride out today.
l.. ii. Peckham and family OF this city
have rented Mount Pleasant Cottage at
Pleasant Bluff for the season.
In the Supreme Court Saturday after
noon Mary +. McAlpin was granted a
divorce from James McAlpin.
A horse belonging to a peddler named
John Giblin ran away Saturday afternoon,
smashing the wagon somewhat.
In the District Court this morning VIII
liam Bly, was sentenced to six months on
the State Farm for non-support.
The grammar and principal teachers
OF the High School partook Of an excellent
supper at Havens's Saturday night.
On the charge OF being a common
drunkard Peter Lamb was sentenced to
six months on the State Farm yesterday.
There will be meeting this evening in
Sarsfield Hall Of the Gagnon French
Democratic Club. There will be speakers
present.
The room OF the Young Mems Catholic
Association were open for inspection yes
terday, and large number OF persons
visited them.
2Margaret Gaffey, who is subject to in
sanity, was taken to the police station
from the Home for the Aged, in the am
bulance today.
Rev. Massena Goodrich of this city
preached yesterday at the Universalist
church in Woonsocket. His subject was
"a Resolute Faith"
John Dorsey, employed at OlDey d
Payne's coal yard, met with painful ac-
cident this forenoon by thrusting pitch
fork through one OF his hands.
Mayor Carroll and the Board OF Alder
men visited the Poor Farm this afternoon
for the purpose of investigating the COM
plants of Minnie L. Carter, one OF the
inmates.
Witnesses were summoned before the
grand jury today in the case Of criminal
libel brought by Alderman o. Reilly against
Thomas III. McElroy and David .. Black
Of the Evening Times.
The Providence Telephone Company
have sent cheque for 800 to the Newport
Firemen's Relief Fund Interpretation Of
good work done in saving their property
from destruction by fire.
The house and barn of DIR. James l..
w heaton was sold at public auction this
noon to Patrick McNeal. The house
brought 20 and the barn $3.50. They must
be removed within two weeks.
Peter Coyle, an old and respected citi-
zen OF this city, died yesterday at his
residence on Prairie avenue. He leaves a
widow and several children to mourn his
loss, and they have the sympathy Of the
community in their bereavement.
Miss Mabel Smith, daughter of Benja-
min Smith, was IA years Of age yesterday,
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her young friends paid her q surprise
visit at her parents residence on Cottage
street. An enjoyable time was had and q
nice collation. was served.
Pawtuket Branch 26s, &. X. of A., held
their regular monthlv meeting yesterday
| There was very good attendance. II was
voted to discontinue the Sunday meetings
for the present and after July the meet
ings will be held on the second and
fourth Monday evenings at 1880 O'Clock.
The following persons have fled their
intentions OF marriage at the City Clerks
office: Clarence Custer Haskins and Emms
Francis Darby; Joseph Payne and Gather
Inc McNulty; Arthur Dennis Horton and
Abby Frank Arnold; James welch and
Lizzie Dempsey; Alexander Mccall and
Grant Stewart Hally Craig.
A horse attached to light buggy cam,
down East avenue on n mad run Jus,
before 10 o'clock last evening. Tn,
wagon collided with the luuch team a
the corner OF Main street throwing tb
horse, which was then secured. Tn,
wheel OF the buggy was wrecked, and
the kerosene lamps in the lunch wagor
upset and ignited.
John Tenneyson, well known younl
| man of this citv will lec.s< mart Sat "a.