Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-07
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Officer Fred White has returned to duty.
II ought to be hot enough In the Sec
ond Ward today.
Miss Gertrude Albro left today for a
visit to Philadelphia.
This evening Tower Light Infantry win
receive its annual inspection.
Driver Fred Ward OF No. 1 station Is
enjoying his weeks vacation.
Henry J. Lynd OF the firm of Lynd q
Murphy was In Boston yesterday.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company
will make Ave trips down the river Sun
day.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen will be held this eve
ming.
The regular monthly business meeting
OF Delaney Council, X. OF C., will be held
this evening.
The fans distributed at Lothrop's Opera
House last night were appreciated by the
large audience.
Mrs. William Gillian was In Boston yes
terday In attendance at the wedding OF
DR.. Keefe OF Providence.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine Society
will be held this evening.
Captain Charles Rittman OF Brig. Gen.
Kendall's stsff inspected Co. c, Second
Regiment, of Westerly last night.
AThe regular meeting OF the Fairlawn
Improvement Society will be held this
evening at Mr.. Emerson's store, Fairlawn.
Last evening q large number OF the
members OF Enterprise Lodge, I. o. o. f.,
visited Roger Williams Lodge Of Provi-
dence.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Young Peoples Institute OF st.
Joseph's parish in the school hall this
evening.
The Hope and Anchor babe ball club
have organized for the season with James
Moley as manager. The team is ready
for all smateur clubs.
This morning at st. Msry's Church,
Newport, William A. OConnor OF this
city and Miss Louisa Zita Of that place
were united in marriage.
The bill OF the State against the city for
board for prisoners in Jail while working
out their fine and costs, was si94 for the
six months ending May 81.
Many from this city attended the enter
tainment given by the children OF the
Rhode Island Orphan Asylum at Keith's
Gaiety Opera House last evening and were
we'll pleased.
Ronndsman vananda and Officer Wat
son state In their letters to friends In this
city that Chicago begins to seem a little
more homelike; they still say Pawtucket
is the only place on earth.
Tower Post, No. II, G. A. r., has do
mated $50 to Tower Relief Corps to help
defray the expenses incurred in providing
dinner Memorial Day. Tower Post will
hold another open meeting Monday even
ing.
Edward w. Blodgett, Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court, left here today for New York,
whence he will sail on Thursday for Glas-
gov, Tor trip OF ABOUT SIX weeks. de VIII
visit his brother, Rev. Lloyd Morton
Blodgett OF Nice.
At the Office OF the City Clerk marriage
intentions have been filed by T. Hunter
! and Mary j. Wilkinson, Charles II. Baker
of Pawtucket and Addie L. Feat herston OF
Providence, George H. E. Shaw Of East
Providence and n. Eta Gloyd of this
city.
The Musical Echo for the month has
arrived and lovers OF good music will
appreciate It's excellent selections of both
instrumental and vocal pieces. Those ac-
quainted with Mrs. Sydney Armstrong
will be pleased to learn that her picture
adorns the front cover OF this number.
The Echo can be found at Meiklejohn q
Lomas's, Sheldon Building.