Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-29
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Have you licensed your dog,
May baskets will soon be In order.
Tomorrow Is the last day of the errstic
month OF April.
Miss Mary Joyce of this city is visitink
friends In Fall River.
Mrs. Fred b. James andaud ghter Nav
OF this city have been visiting friends In
Hope.
The Interstate is layiug rails on Paw
tucket avenue from East avenue To Pleas
ant street.
Joseph McMshon has severed his con-
nection with Shepard & Company OF
Providence.
Miss Jennie Ellis gave a reception TO
her Sunday school class at her residence
last evening.
A small steam launch, the first of the
season, was on the Pawtucket river yes
terday afternoon.
April insists on leaving an impression
behind that 1t deserves its name, the
month Of showers.
William Ryan has returned from New
York where he was called to attend the
funeral of his sister.
The annual election of officers OF the
Delaney Council, K. OF G., will be held on
Wednesday evening.
Officer Sweet has been detailed as
roundsman during the absence Of Rounds
man Vananda at Chicago.
Arthur NJ. Fifield has accepted a posi-
tion with Fry Bros. of Providence and
will begin his duties Monday.
Major Strauss OF the cavalry accom-
panied the camp comm isslonere to Tan
glewood yesterday afternoon In search Of
a suitable camp ground.
II you wish to live well you will take
your meals at the Main street restaurant
OF 8. B. Havens & Co. Their East avenue
bakery Is a veritable Mecca for house,
wives.
Pension have been granted to the foe
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original
widows, etc.-Cornelia T. COTE. Ellen
Adams, Adaline e. whippIe, Ada NJ.
Martin.
AT the meeting of the officers of the
Rhode Island State Fair Association
Thursday afternoon Sheriff Frank Wall
was elected Chief Marshal OF the fair for
the fourth time.
The strike at Manville remains about
the same, and nothing has been done
towards settling the difficulty by either
side. A couple more pairs OF mules were
running yesterday.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'olock there
will be another meeting of the Retail
Liquors Dealers Association In Sarsfield
Hall when the committee on constitution
and bylaws will be able to make a COM
plete report.
Charles F. Manchester of Brooklyn, N.
Y, owner OF the Manchester Block on
North Main street, has been visiting In
this city for few days, and while here
leased that block to william II. Grimes
for period OF Is years.
A letter was received In this city thi.
morning from Hong Kong, China, stating
that Mathew Gray Parlane, a former resi-.
dent of Pawtucket and we'll known here
had died In that city January 8 OF hydro.
phobia. He was bitten by dog about 81,
, months ago.
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Persia, lunch in Egypt, dine In Turke.
and take supper in JAPAN" said MAR
street business man this forenoon. "Bu
how will you be able to do it?" "By go
ing to Chicago and buying a ticket o
admission to the Worlds Fair.
Last evening number Of the friend
OF Miss Nellie Trainor paid her surpris
visit at her home on Jefferson avenue. 4
few hours were very pleasantly spent
vocal and instrumental solos being rem
dered by Miss Harrison, Miss McDon
ough, Miss Loughran, Miss Cronin, Mis-
Davis, Miss Powers, Miss Kirwan an,
Messrs. Travers, Lee, Beach and Nc
Kitchen. A collation. was served whic
was thoroughly enjoyed.
Tomorrow afternoon there will b
another meeting of the Ladies Aid SO
ciety OF st. Mary's parish in the schoc
hall when it Is expected the committee o.
constitution and bylaws Will be able I
maze a report. The committee consist
OF Miss Mary E. Tyrrell, Mrs. P. E. Hayes
Miss Clara X. Osfield, Miss Minnie Care,
and Mrs. James Murphy, ex-officio. Il
the intention to make the organization
permanent one until the convent
erected.
A lady who had been shopping the otht
day concluded to 60 to afternoon prayer
in one OF the ouses Of worship in thi
city. She had bought an alarm clocl
which she carried In parcel In her hanc
A solemn silence pervaded the place {
worship as she entered, but as she wa
walking quietly mp the center sislea ter
rife noise, emanating from the packas
In her hands, attracted the attention {
the faithful, and she was the observed {
all observers for several minutes. III
alarm clock was no respecter of placs
and had, without any previous warning
"gone of" In church.