Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-12
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WneIt Nv UDl1ultoub nopoitoiss
"Wantenyice?"
George Payne and J. Milton Payne ar
II the pine woods OF Maine.
WI. & ID. F. o'Neill have a new whit.
hearse, horse and harness.
Monday the Carpenters and Joiners be
gin working a nine hour day.
Miss Mary Mcintyre has gone to New
York to spend few weeks with friends
Charles b. Finney is again In town afte
few weeks outing In the Maine woods
The different city fountains have re
sumed operations for the Summer months
McElroy & Mooney, the clothiers, ar
having the front OF their store repainted
A lively scrapping match TOOK place las
evening in front OF Browns machine
shop.
This evening a bean supper and enter
tainment will be given at the WoodlawI
chapel.
Frank McArdle has been called to hi,
home In Peacedale by the death OF hi
father.
City Clerk sibley and his assistants
who have very few holidays, are having
one today.
A new fire alarm box is being placed
corner of George and Convent streets, op-
posite st. Mary's School.
The sneaking miscreant that has fright
ened the women of West avenue was
around again last night.
The annual clambake of the "Whst II
is, is it9" Club will be observed Sunday
at Cumberland by a clsmbake.
Don't forget the Saturday matinee OF
"Fanchon" by Miss Katherine Roder at
Lothrop's Grand Opera House.
George street has been ploughed up pre-
paratory to being macadamized from
Grace street to Pawtucket avenue.
This evening at the meeting OF Ssnctu-
ary Roger Williams, A. o. s. OF A, the
officers recently elected will be installed.
Miss Belle Dewire, who for the past two
weeks has been confined to her hcme by
illness, is again able to greet her many
friends.
The sixth festival of st. PauPs choir
took place last evening In the church be-
fore large audience and was very in
teresting affair.
The case OF Isaac Gill, who petitions for
a writ OF mandamus against the Board Of
Aldermen, will be beard tomorrow in the
Supreme Court.
The first bloomer car OF the season was
on the Lonsdale route of the Pawtucket
Street Railway yesterday afternoon and
was duly appreciated.
Plans are being prepsredl for the new
High School building according to the
OF the committee on property
Of the Scnool Committee.
Although today is a legal holiday the
national banks OF this city have not taken
advantage OF it and are open and doing
business at their old stand.
The mem bers of the police force have
selected new helmets for the Summer and
they will be OF delicate shade of gray
and similar in shape to those now worn.
This evening at Temperance Hall, High
street, there will be grand reunion OF
the Holy Trinity Christian Doctrine
Society. A pleasant evening is assured
all those who attend.
Cards arc odt for the marriage OF Miss
Annie Louise, daughter OF Judge Tilling-
hast, to Ralph Roger Clapp. The cere-
mo mil talx . ka ~ Iot
Church, May 25, at Up. m.
Eugene Bennett, who has presided as
chief dispenser OF liquor at the "Wood-
bine" for some time, has returned to Bos-
ton and his place has been filled by John
Fenwick, also from the Hub.
Last evening many OF the members of
Tower Post called at the home of Com.
rade French on Broad str eet, 1t being the
of his birth, and presented
him with handsome pipe and an easy
chair.
The managers OF the different amateur
teams OF the State should get together and
form State Leagne, but this can never
be done II each team wants all home
games. Form league and make q
on a fair basis.
Last evening committee from the
Sacred Heart Temperance Society, con-
sisting OF George X. Corrigan, Thomas
Hart, Eugene Wall, James Vance, James
and Matthew McCafYrey, went to
the residence OF Miss Mamie Clancy on
Cross street and presented her with the
piano she won at the recent fair.
Thomas Clancy won almost enough to
start housekeeping with-s tea set and
willow rocker.
j. Frank Moore, the hustling and pop
ular press agentiof Lothrp's enterprises,
was this week engaged by Manager
Lothrop for another year. Mr.. Mo ore
will superintend the present circuit with
two new houses added. He has been
courteous and generous In his dealings
with the newspapers, prominent factor
on DIR. Lothrop's STAFF and the TRIBUNE
wishes him pleasant and equally pros
porous season OF '93 and 81.