Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-28

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st. Mary's school will open Tuesday
September 8.
Frank NJ. Borden has returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Nellie Groves OF this city has been
visiting friends In Phenix.
Ex-Gov. Ladd and family arrived In
New York from Europe Saturday.
There was a slight break In the water
main on smithfield avenue yesterday.
Rev. c. .. Frost occupied the pulpit at
the First free Baptist Church yesterday.
George w. Chaplin, superintendent OF
the force OF letter carriers, is on his vaca.
tion.
This morning the work OF taking ac-
count OF stock at the Merchants Exchange
began.
Next Sunday at st. Mary's Church the
session OF the Sunday school will be re-
sumed.
Miss Nellie Brennan OF Lynn Is the
guest OF Miss Katie Mulholland of Cow
den street.
OF the Burnside Cadets and the members
went to Camp White.
There Will be an excursion from Provi-
dence Wednesday In aid OF the st.
Joseph's hospital fund.
A bicycle belonging TO William Mar
shall was picked up on Pleasant street by
the police Saturday night.
Mrs. Jennie Madden OF Lynn is visiting
at the home of her brother, Dennis Nc
Elroy Of South Bend street.
Camille Fournier, one OF the clerks at
DIR. st. Germain's drug store, starts for
Canada this week on his vacation.
1t was reported to the police Saturday
night that the Log bridge was unsafe as
there was large hole iu the center.
Yesterday the Pawtucket steamers were
well patronized by the hundreds who
sought to find relief from the Oppressive
hear.
Bernard Il. Cooney of the firm Of Radi-
kin 4 Cooney will this evening go on a
short vacation. He will enjoy a sail on
the Hudson.
Saturday one OF the plate glass doors on
the Broad street side OF Chantler Bros
store was broken accidentally. The glass
was Insured.
Miss Bella G. Freeman and her sister,
Mrs. Kate McDermott, and Mrs. Charles
CLANCY left today for weeks visit to the
White Mountains.
Mrs. Abigail Talbot, widow of Benjamin
Talbot of Dighton, died at her home In
Seekonk yesterday morning, aged 81 years,
months and Ia days.
Charles ii. Beals, one OF the accommo-
dating clerks at Woods drug store, is en-.
joying his vacation this week. He will
visit his old home In Lowell.
Officers James Smith and Rockford re-
turned from their vacations yesterday.
Officers Joseph M. Smith and Mcconnell
start on their vacations today.
The Sons OF Rest beat the Hatters at
base ball Saturday by score of 13 to IL.
The features OF the game were the home
run of Joseph Pearce and the catching of
Aleck Moffit.
The competitive drill between Com
panies A, B, G and ID of the military bat
TALON OF the Sockanosset School for boys,
for the medals offered by the Right Rev.
Matthew Harkins, will take place tomor-
row, commencing at 2:30.
Many OF the savings banks of Provi-
dence are contemplating the taking down
OF the notice to depositors requiring 30,
60 or 30 days notice of withdrawal of de-
posists. II is beginning to work injury
to some OF them already as confidence re-
turns.
Mrs. Charles CLANCY OF Pleasant View
had pet singing bird. Saturday she gave
II a bath, and II deliberately committed
suicide by putting Its head into the water
and leaving 1t there until smothered. The
day was so warm that II Is probable that
II preferred death to the intense heat.
Joseph l.. Mcvay will soon leave for
Baltimore, Nd, where he has accepted a
situation as professor In Latin and Eng
glish literature In the Epiphany Apostolic
College near Baltimore, Md. Mr.. Mcvay
is a graduate OF st. Charles College, Md,
where he made a distinguished classical
course.
The adjourned meeting of the Ladies'