Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-02
LOCAL LINES.

A. Cohen and wife have returned from
the Worlds Fair.
Monday will be Labor Day and may It
be fittingly observed.
Frank Callahan of Plainfield, Conn.,, is
visiting friends In town.
The regular meeting of the City Coun-
Gil will be held Wednesday evening.
Lawrence Manning will leave next
Wednesday night for the Worlds Fair.
Tomorrow the sessions OF the Sunday
school at st. Mary's Church will be re-
sumed.
The wife OF Micheai II. Quinn died this
morning after an illness of several
| months.
The grocery Of Nicholson & Thackary
will remain closed all during Monday,
Labor Day.
The members OF Tower Light Infantry
met this afternoon at the srmory for
target practice.
Tomorrow and Monday the Pawtucket
steamers will make six trips when the
| regular season ends.
Col. James w. Larkin, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, left for Chicago to
visit the Worlds Fair yesterday.
John jolly, William p. Dempsey, Hugh
j. Carroll, DIR. M. II. Kelliher and f. j.
McCaughey left today for the Worlds
Fair.
Deputy Sheriff Thayer was in town yes
NAr a.. IL.
Common Pleas division of the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. John jolly and Miss Annie
Ryan spent part OF the week In New York
attending the openings of imported mil
linery.
Patrick Purcell and Mary McCabe, Ed
ward J. Fitzgerald and Mary Allmon of
Boston have filed marriage intentions at
the City Clerks office.
The members of Pawtucket Branch,
Catholic Knights of America, will meet in
Sarsfield Hall tomorrow at 4 o'clock to
attend the funeral OF Ell Guimond.
Court City Of Pawtucket, A. o. F. of A.,
held a special meeting last night and
voted, to meet tomorrow at o'clock to
attend the meeting of ELI Guimond.
The Potter q Atherton Machine Co.,
Pawtucket, X. l., is shipping its patented
cotton machinery this week to the Nc
Coll Manufacturing Co., McColl, S. g.,
and to the Mechanics Mills, Fall River,
Mass Boston Journal of Commerce.
Monday being Labor Day nearly all the
business in this city will be suspended.
The New Idea Store, Deahy Bros, Boston
Store, Chantler Bros, Peck q Co., all
clothing stores and others will close In
order to give their employees a holiday.
Bev. J. Hugo Claren, assistant rector of
Grace Church, New Bedford, will preach
at Trinity Church tomorrow. The SER
vices will be at 10:45 in the morning and
| at In the evening. The choir which has
earned an enviable reputation during the
past year returns after its vacation and
will render the music at both servises.
The Saylesvllle cricket team left today
for Fall RIVER to meet the South Ends.
The team was made up OF the following
players James Asquith, McDade, Alec
Meikleiohn, Rooney, J. w. Meiklejohn,
George Whittle, Seymour, Gartside,
Armitage, Wsdsworth, George Roberts;
with Tuck, Mellor, Burt, Oxley, Andrew
Meiklejohn and II. w. Hartman as reserve
men.
Tomorrow Rev. A. 8. Coats sewers his
connection with the first Baptist Church,
when he will preach his last sermon be-
fore his present congregation. The COM
| mittee appointed to draft suitable resolu-
tions Of esteem and regret has done 80 and
Mrs. James 7. Smith has written a poem
entitled, Farewell and Godspeed." Mr..
Coats has accepted q call to a Buffalo
| church.
The second division of the parade at
Providence Monday will be made up OF
the Pawtucket unions as follows Paw
iucket City Band, II. II. Fairman, leader;
Cigarmakers Union, No. "a; Carpenters
Union, No. 342; Painters and Decorators
Union, No. 95; Teamsters Union, No. 1,
and the Mule Spinners Association. After
the parade steamers will be taken to
Rocky Point and the rest of the day spent
in enjoying shore dinner and fine pro-
gramme Of sports.
A meeting of the American Football
Association will be held this evening at
New York when the officers for the ensu-
Ing season will be chosen and schedule
arranged. John II. Clark will represent
the Wanderers. The fight for president,
1t is said, will be very bitter, as the present
incumbent has not acted In q manner
satisfactory to the whole of the associa-
tion. Secretary John F. Geagan, 1t is said,
will also ask to be excused, as the labors
| are little too little operous for the re-
compense and II Is understood that his
successor will be Fall River man.
In the school hall Of st. Mary's parish,
the 10th OF this month, the Ladies' And
Society will give synchrouism and 1t is
safe to say II viii be one OF the most
elaborate affairs ever seen In this city.
There will be nearly $50 people on the
stage and the committee I'm charge have
appointed the leading married ladies OF
the parish patronesses. The proceeds are
for the benefit OF the new convent fund
and this fact is enough TO assure a big
patronage. The sisters have done an i'm.
mense amount Of work In the parish and
Rev. Father Halligan Is desirous that they
should have a comfortable home. The
committee In charge Of the affair viii no
doubt see their efforts crowned with sue
cess.