Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-24
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changed as often as desired.
The hail did $500 damage to Nesbit's
greenhouses.
The Pawtucket steamers were well pat.
ronized yesterday.
1t Is said Mrs. Eccles was frightened to
death by the hail storm.
Miss Kitty Kirwsn OF Deahy Bros. is
enjoying two weeks vacation.
The picnic at Fairlawn Saturday even.
ing was a very enjoyable affair.
Quite party enjoyed the moonlight
excursion to Rocky Point Saturday night.
Misses Mamie and Annie Casey OF Paw
tucket avenue are at Newport for two
weeks.
Judge Robinson is arranging for his
annual clam bake at bis residence on Oak
Grove farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Hill, who have been
visiting friends on Central avenue, have
returned home.
moonlight excursion to Crescent Park to-
morrow night at 7:45.
Edward O'Brien, master mechanic at
Dunnells. who is at the Worlds Fair, Is
expected home this week.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam L. Rogers will be grieved to learn Of
the loss OF their infant boy.
Rev. Father Mcguire OF North Attle-
boro celebrated one Of the masses at st.
Joseph's Church yesterday.
George w. e. Newell, father OF ex-City
Treasurer Newell, died at the Homeo-
patbic hospital Saturday night.
Roger williams Council. A. o. D., will
attend the recognition Of the first ami
versary OF Lincoln Council this evening.
The walks In Wilkinson Park were
covered with dead sparrows yesterday
morning. They were killed by the hail
storm.
Mrs. Frank Cutter OF North Attleboro,
daughter of William p. Bowen and well
known In this city, died this morning
aged IS years.
Another moonlight excursion will be
made to Rocky Point Wednesday night,
the Planet leaving hesAsat 7:45, returning
at IL 80 o'clock.
A party Of young people from this city
had a royal time at the Dean farm on the
"Plains" yesterday, and "Gus Tierney's
kodak did lasting work.
Charles Henry Wilde and Mary Alice
Kershaw; Joseph Messier and Virginia
Jauthier; James Lee and Sarah McNama-
ra have filed marriage Intentions.
Joseph Mason was given trial this
morning on charge of cruelty to ami
mails. The case was brought by Agent
Lawrence and Mason was fined SIC and
costs.
Shortly before noon yesterday q lady
was going by the Postoffice when slate
fell from the roof five stories high and
broke into thousand pieces on the side
walk at her feet. 1t was close call.
Officer Ramo, who covers the depot
beat, Will do day duty at the station this
week and officer Jeffers, the day man last
week. will do night duty at the station
while Officer Sword covers Officer Ramos
beat.
Read the announcement OF the annual
excursion of the Clan ma Gaels Of Rhode
Island to Crescent Park Thursday. There
will be all kinds of games and amuse-
ments and an exhibition drill given by
squads from the different societies partici-
pating In the excursion.
Thomas B. Mccormack of Providence,
who was quite we'll known In this city,
died yesterday morning. The deceased
was a son-in.law OF the late John B. Hem
nessey and had charge OF his estates. Mr.
Mccormack some 10 or IS years ago was
the treasurer OF the Q. T. A. U. OF Ameri-
ca.
Many amusing stories are told OF Sat-
urday nights hailstorm. One young
woman who was hit by large haiist one
thought she was struck by lightning and
almost had Mysteries. After the storm
people could be seen picking up gravel
stones whi,h fell from the roofs on Main
street. They treasured them as coming
down with the hail.
The feasts on the calendar OF the Catho-
lie Church for this week are as follows:
Today st. Christina, virgin and martyr;
tomorrow, st. James the Greater, apostle;
Wednesday, st. Anne, mother OF Blessed
Virgin Mary; Thursday st. Pantaleon,
martyr; Friday st. Nazarius and Com
panlons, martyrs; Saturday, St. Martha,