Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-12
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Miss Julia Powers OF woonsocket spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Seeley Of Moosup, Conn, is Wis
iting friends In this city.
Both branches of the City Council will
meet Wednesday evening.
An original pension has been granted
Thomas Smith of this State.
In court yesterday seven persons were
fined e and costs each for drunkenness.
A "fiower" service was held at the Park
Place Congregational Church last evening.
A meeting OF the Young Peoples Insti-
tute OF st. Joseph's parish Will be held
this evening.
Misses Louise Cox and Kitty Costello OF
Providence were visiting friends In this
city yesterday.
There were as many as a dozen party
wagon excursions yesterday and all
seemed to be headed down the river.
The annual outing OF the Sacred Heart
Christian Doctrine Society to Diamond
Hill, July 4, will be pleasant affair.
This morning a months mind mass was
celebrated at st. Mary's Church for the
repose OF the soul OF Mrs. Michael Dona-
van.
The members OF st. Mary's Christian
Doctrine Society are preparing for an ex-
cursion to Diamond Hill on Independence
Day.
Yesterday select party OF gentlemen
enjoyed a ride to Crescent Park in p. II.
Smiths new team, just finished by Ber-
nard McCabe.
At Clan Fraser Hall last evening me-
mortal service was held for Mrs. Charles
w. Clough. The address was by Dr. c. H..
Harding OF Boston.
One week from Wednesday night the
Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine Society
will be addressed by Dennis Holland,
Esq, of Providence.
Three boys named McKeough narrowly
escaped serious injury on Saturday
night by being thrown from a buggy to
which was attached runaway horse.
A couple OF old men got into a row In
jerks lane Saturday afternoon and the
usual crowd gathered. Officer Lee took
one OF them to the station and the other
came Voluntarily.
Rev. William p. Tucker, Dean OF Paw
tucket, will address the meeting In behalf
OF missions In the diocese of Rhode ISL
and TO be held at st. Stephens Church,
Providence, tomorrow.
At the Church OF the Good Shepherd
yesterday morning one infant was bap-
tized. The Sunday school session will
hereafter be held at 1915 O'Clock instead
of2 o'clock In the afternoon as hereto
fore.
This evening the Sacred Heart Temper
ance Society will meet and nominate can
didates for the coming election OF officers.
II will DE a close contest. Action will
also be taken on the observance OF Rev.
Father Fltzgerald's jubilee.
President Aidrich OF the Union and
Pawtucket Street Railways was in this
city Saturday, looking over the ground
with the view OF selecting streets 'in
which to lay more rails for the extension
OF the lines OF the Pawtucket Company.
Mrs. j. S. Covel, who died yesterday in
this city, was born In Providence in 1924,
and was a great granddaughter Of Thomas
Angel, who came TO Providence with
Roger Williams, and granddaughter OF
Jacob Loud of Braintree, Mass, an officer
In the Revolutionary War.
Miss Bertha Carroll, daughter OF ex-
Mayor Carroll, gave a pleasant birthday
party from 4 to O'Clock o'clock last Sat.
urday afternoon, to about twenty-five Of
her young friends on the occasion of her
twelfth birthday. The occasion was
made a pleasant one and many little
tokens OF friendship were given the young
hostess, while the latter made every one
feel at home by the reception provided.
An elegant, collation. supplemented by
ice cream, was served and shortly after 6
o'clock the young guests departed for
home wishing the young hostess many
happy birthdays.