Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-27
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A MISS fhHnlc lioEhh ih ihpi'Nhb "''N'
| a serious illness.
There will be n cake walk at the skating
rink tomorrow evening.
n Edward Card and Colonel Robert Nc
Cloy are at Block Island.
The walls OF the Opera House have
reached the second story.
The Volunteer and Hay Cart will meet
once more next Wednesday.
The funeral OF little Otto Bontems OF 23i
| Pine street took place today.
Misses Agnes and Jennie Calender OF
Lonsdale are at at Cape Cod.
A hammock hung in cool place makes
an excellent couch this weather.
A. X. Tilton Camp, y. of ", will hold an
important meeting this evening.
A large sewer pocket is being put in on
the corner OF Pine and Main streets.
The Astna Assoc ciation will have a field
II this weather keeps on rain makers
will have to be employed in Rhode
Island.
This is the kind of weather that man
tries to get himself as near the atmosphere
as possible.
Tomorrow the Woodbines will meet
the Newport Pacifics at Rocky Point for
900 purse.
Miss Rose McGuinness of Valley Falls is
spending weeks vacation with friends
at Prudence Park.
The ''hurry-up" wagon was called out
twice last night TO carry drunken persons
to the police station.
Misses Nellie and Mary Finn and the
Misses Tracey, all Of Lonsdale, are at Block
Island for two weeks.
Fred ii. Simonds has returned from a
fishing and hunting trip TO Maine and
can tell lots OF fish stories.
Today the nineteenth annual excursion
OF the Order OF Aliredians OF the State
took place TO Rocky Point.
The Pawtucket City Band rehearsed
last night and many stopped on Main
street to enjoy the concert.
There will be a mass at st. Joseph's
Church tomorrow morning for the repose
OF the soul OF Peter Martin.
Three hundred men are al work on
Prospect street on the shore extention OF
the Interstate electric road.
The annual reunion OF the Ninth Rhode
Island Veteran Association will be held
at Rocky Point on Saturday.
One OF n. j. Houston's bakery tsems
lost a wheel on High street this morning
and pastry was scattered around.
Monday Joseph Mullen OF this city, the
veteran janitor OF the State House, had his
coat and watch stolen from that building.
William Price OF Columbus, o., and An
drew Moore OF Providence called on
Lyons Delany and David Harley yesterday.
Two more electric bloomer cars will
probably be put on next week, and then
the Lonsdale cars will stop on Main Street
Square.
j. III. Sweet of Providence and q. w.
Bullock OF this city have accepted posi-
tions as travelling statesmen for John ID.
Sawyer q Co.
Officer O'Brien took a man to the sta
tion early last evening who had been put
of car Of .he Union Company. lie was
drunk.
Miss A. Shea OF New York and,Miss
Bridget Lee OF Mineral Spring avenue
have returned from a weeks soiourn at
Newport.
Tomorrow will be Clan ma Gael day at
Rocky Point. There will be grand
street parade and lots OF sports and
military drills.
The funeral OF Olney Arnold of Paw
tucket avenue took place yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment was at Wal
nut Hill cemetery.
Folks who have hose, and who are too
lazy to use it these oppressive days, ought
TO have their water supply cut OF for the
rest of the season.
Saturday will be great day for the
$500 employees of Conant's mills, and all
will enjoy the hospitality OF the company
Mt Nantasket Beach.
Four horses were attached to the water
ing cart last evening that was trying to
cool of the section OF the city in the
vicinity OF Pine street.
The Chess Club had it's second bake this
afternoon on the pleasant grounds Of
the Union Club. A special meeting
will be held this evening.
Yesterday n colored man went into l.. B.
Darling's barn ahd stole the coachman's
coat in which was ga. A little girl saw
the thief go into the barn.
Patrick Sullivan, an aged inmate at the
Home OF the Little Sisters of the Poor,
died yesterday. His funeral will take
place from that institution.
Major James T.. Downey, cx-quarter-
master OF the Second Regiment, will leave
tomorrow for st. Johns, N. b., where he
will spend the next fortnight.
The two prize cakes and the medals for
the cake walk tomorrow night are on ex-
hibition in the window OF the Boston n
Providence Clothing Company.
Mrs. Henry G. Doyle, wife OF the we'll
known printer, Henry &. Doyle, died at
her Summer residence at Silver Springs
at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
| William Smith, Mrs. Harriet Holden
and Miss Lizzie McHugh will sail for
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