Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-04
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lar rates. The address will bt
changed as often as desired.
The Stars and Eurekas play today.
The woodbines meet the Hopes to-day
st. Joseph's parochial school will oper
tomorrow.
Sumner FiHeld and Joseph Gardner hss
returned from the Worlds Fair.
The season OF straw hats, outing shirts
and open cars are about over.
The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen occurs Wednesday evening.
The sessions of the Sunday school at st
Mary's Church were resumed yesterday.
Robert Grimes, son OF W. ii. Grimes left
today for Fordham College, New York.
The frst meeting OF the Business Mems
Association since Spring will be held to-
night.
Rev. J. Hugo Clafen OF Grace church
New Bedford, preached at Trinity church
Yesterday.
to loom up. 1t will be one Of the finest
buildings In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orren 8. Horton will
celebrate the golden anniversary of
their marriage tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie Lennon OF Washington, ID.
C., is visiting the family OF James @.
Smith Of Highland street.
SO far the Conant Thread Company has
said nothing about closing, cutting down
wages or running short time.
A requiem mass will be celebrated for
the repose of the soul OF William Armour
at st. Mary's Church Wednesday.
Saturday afternoon child was thrown
from team TO the pavement in front Of
Radikin & Cooney's, but was not hurt.
The members OF the East Side Checker
Club and their friends enjoyed a clam
bake at the Driving Park yesterday after
noon.
Yesterday Rev. A. s. Coats severed his
connection with the First Baptist church
having accepted charge OF a church at
Buffalo.
A meeting of the general committee on
81. Joseph's lawn party was held last
evening In the school hall and affairs
settled.
montreal" and his trainer, James
Murray, are no y located at Central Falls.
lie meets John Breslin of Boston in few
weeks.
st. Msry's School will be opened TO.
morrow. Mass for the children will be
celebrated at $50. rhe text books are
free as last year.
Bernard McCaughey g. Co., gave their
employees an outing at Seaconnet today.
1t is an annual affair with this firm and Is
thoroughly enjoyed.
There will be meeting Of the lChildren
OF Mary and Young Ladies Sodality at st.
Mary's Church this evening at 1880 fol-
lowed by benediction.
Rev. NJ. II. Kennedy, formerly senior
cuate at st. Mary's Broadway, Providence,
is the newly appointed pastor ofSt. Mich
ael's Church, Georglaviile.
The season down the river practically
closes today and the Pawtucket Steam
boat company made six trips. The same
number OF trips were made yesterday.
The boats will be taken of tonight.
William Miller Vinton, son of Rev. Por-
ter Vlnton, died at his fathers residence,
313 High street, yesterday afternoon, aged
rs years. Mr.. vinton was a resident Of
Lynn, Mass, where he was engaged In
the study Of law.
This morning the funeral OF Mary j..
Lynch, wife of Michael III. Lynch, took
East avenue. The funeral was largely at
tended, showing the respect In which she
was held and the sorrow felt at her de-
mise.
Tower Light Infantry under command
OF Lieut.. John A. Classy made It's debut
at the State range Saturday. Six OF the
members, including the officers IN charge,
qualified for the first class. They are
Lieut.. Classy, Corp. Guinness, and Pri-
Yates Fisher, Joyce, Cook and Abbott.
by Oruer OF tne OOmmanuer' IN -CnleI OF
the Rhode Islanders Brigade, Militia
Governors Day." when men OF all COM
mands may shoot, has been changed from
Thursday to Saturday for the rest OF the
season, to accommodate the many who
can leave their work with less disadvan.
tage on that day than any other.
The feasts on the calendar OF the Cath.
olic Church for this week are as follows:
Today, st. Rosalie, virgin; Tuesday, st.
Lawrence Justinian, bishop and confessor /;
Wednesday, st. Rega, virgin; Thursday,
st. Regime, virgin and martyr; Friday,
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin; Saturday,
st. Peter Claver, confessor.
st. Mary's Temperance Society held an
important meeting yesterday afternoon.
Three propositions for membership were
received and two new members initiated.
A committee was appointed to arrange for
the proper celebration OF the 103d ami.
versary OF the birth OF Rev. Theobald Mat.
thew, the Irish temperance apostle and
founder OF the society, which takes place
on October 10th.