Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-08
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Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sont to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
The police have begun taking their va.
cations.
1t was Speaker wilmarth in the House
yesterday.
Tomorrow will be Aifredian day at
Crescent Park.
Men are at work repairing the old dam
above the falls.
Miss Ella Hamilton Of this city Is visit.
Ing in Westerly.
Driver Baxter Of the fire department is
on his vacation.
Henry s. Lynd OF Lynd q Murphy is
at Narragansett Pier.
J. Edgar Nickerson is passing his vaca.
tion at Chatham, Mass.
The Carpenter block on + ist avenue is
slowly moving backward.
Hugh J. Lee has returned from a weeks
stay at Block Island and the Pier.
James Nolan of the "woodbine" en-
ioyed a sail to Block Island today.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
School Committee will be held this even
ing.
Officer McGlone is the day man at the
station this week and Officer Rockford
nights,
A meeting OF the Young Ladies' Sodality
OF ct. Mary's Church was held last even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
The seventh band concert by the Paw
tucket City Band will be held at Dunnell
Park tomorrow night.
The Christian Workers Association Will
hold their annual camp meeting at He.
bronville, Mass, Aug. II to 21.
Entries closed at noon for the August
meeting OF the Pawtucket Driving Asso-
citation which occurs Thursday.
Rev. Father Cahill, formerly OF st.
Mary's parish TINS city, but later Of Cape
Cod, is now located in Taunton.
Rev. william 1. Wood, the new pastor
OF the woodlawn Baptist Church,
preached his first sermon Sunday.
Miss Jennie Coffey and Miss Agnes Cur
ran OF Central Falls are at the Windsor
House, Block Island, for few weeks.
Joseph McAlevy OF Park street re-
turned yesterday from vacation which
was spent at the Windsor House, Block
Island.
officers Porritt and Hudson have re-
turned from their vacations and Officers
Hand and Black started on their ten days
yesterday.
Two large new engines for the Boston
d Maine railroad built by the Rhode ISL
and Locomotive Works were run through
this city yesterday.
On account OF unpaid taxes City Treas.
urer Bates has issued the usual notice of
estates that will be sold at auction on
Tuesday, August %.
Don't forget the base ball game for the
benefit of Martin Burns Friday on the
Dexter street grounds between the cigar
makers and painters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Briden OF Dexter
street were the guests OF their nephews
Frank and Robert Briden at Fuller's cot
tage, Crescent Park, Sunday.
While John Noonan, the Irish piper, was
asleep on the Brown campus, Providence,
Yesterday morning some one stole his bag
pipes which he values at s240.
Lightning burned out the electric ap-
paratus used for drilling on the Central
avenue sewer Sunday night, compelling
the sending OF some OF the apparatus to
Boston for repairs.
The petit jury In the United States Dis
trict Court came In today and the trial OF
those indicted by the grand jury began.
The docket for the Circuit and District
Courts contains In all about - cases.
William Mulleedy OF Mineral Spring
avenue left for Block Island this morning
with one Of mis- carrier pigeons which he
will let go when he reaches the Island and
friends here will note the time OF Its re-
turn.