Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-26
THE WEATHER.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.

where bv Ubiquitous REPORTERS.
Miss Mary Tooley leaves tomorrow for
Ireland.
Officer White Is on duty again after =
few days illness.
Lyons Delsny & Co. are distributing
some very pretty fans to customers.
Work has been begun on the Summit
street sewer, from Walcott to Cottage
street.
Thomas Dempsey, AZ years of age, was
sent to the Farm today for one year as a
vagrant.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Whitaker,
mother OF Mrs. Charles Fuller, took place
this afternoon.
This evening there will be another
meeting OF the Young Mems Catholic As
base ball team.
Tuesday morning the Woodbines will
play the Lonsdales on the Dexter street
grounds at $3.50.
Quite number OF young people will 60
to Attleboro this evening to attend a
social gathering.
There will be matinee OF the "Two
Orphans" at Lothrop's Opera House to-
morrow afternoon.
George NJ. Rex turned over the books Of
the License Comm lssioners to City Auditor
Burnham last night.
The new helmets for the police have ar
rived and are very neat. They will be
donned next Tuesday.
L. w. Bucklin now walks with the as
sistance OF cane, the result OF a visit
from an old friend, rheumatism.
Mary Everett NIckerson and Frederick
Symonds, and Paul Coffey and Bridget
LAWN have filed marriage Intentions.
Bridget Murray, the old lady who was
found on Dexter street, was taken to the
home of relatives at 81 Pleasant street to-
day.
So far no bloomers have been put on the
Interstate as the ride over the "plains" In
the evening In an open car is productive
OF pneumonia.
At the new shoe store, next to the Post
offi ,e, the Standard Boot & Shoe Company
is offering great inducements In foot wear.
Look over their stock when shopping to-
morrow.
Rhode Island pensions: Additional,
Benjamin Albro; increase, Cornelius Cur
ran; original, widows, ETC., Cornelia
Dunbar, Orrin ID. Taylor, (father), Lucy
A. Smith.
Lyons Delany and Job Spencer have
presented w. ii. Perry with a handsome
sweater" and pair OF bicycle stockings
for his prompt service at the recent fire
at Mr.. Delany's roasting works.
There will be game of base ball be.
tween the Woodbines and Slatersville. on
the Dexter street grounds tomorrow at
$3.50. Both are strong amateur teams and
will make hard struggle for victory.
The annual excursion OF st. Mary's C.
ID. Society will be made Tuesday, Me-
mortal Day, to Bottonwoods. The party
will make the trip on the Steamer
"Wave" which has been chartered for the
| occasion.
st. Mary's Temperance Society las,
evening elected as delegates to the semi.
annual convention to be held In Newport
on Decoration Day: Robert J. Casey, ].
j. O'Connor, Dennis b. Holland and Presi.
dent Thomas o'Brien, ex-officio.
J. osfield, Jr., has got an order from the
Supreme Court on John II. Brannagha har
for $50 for counsel fees. Brannaghar
petitioned for q divorce last March anc
his wife petitioned the court that she b,
allowed counsel fees to contest the case.
Saturday at the pro- Cathedral, Brook.
lyn, N. ", Louis T. McGinn, nephew OF
Thomas McGinn OF Division street, thil
city, will be ordained to the priest hood
The young man is well known In Paw
tucket and was here on visit to his rel
atives last Summer.
II is understood that a position on tn,
new License Board has been offered to ex
Councilman Bernard T. Lennon, but tha'
gentleman said today that he would no
accept the Office under any consideration
John w. Meik klejohn, who has been men
toned to represent the Second Ward OF
the board, isa well known and progress.
sive young business man.