Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-25
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Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
Miss Julia Foley is at Block Island for
fortnight.
Miss Bertha Hill spent her vacation at
Block Island.
The russell shoes and straw hats are on
their last legs.
Miss Nellie 4. Powers is at New Bed
ford on a visit.
Mrs. George Thornton OF this city has
been visiting friends in Billinghsm.
Driver Ward will return from his vaca-
tion tomorrow and Driver Benedict will
start on his.
Mrs. II. q. Woody and children OF Nor
folk, Va, are the guests Of e. Il. Perkins
OF Lonsdale avenue.
st. Mary's Dramatic Club is a new
organization and 1t is hoped a pleasant
future is in store for It.
Ii Is said the two large elm trees on the
Park Place side of the new Conant build
ing will have TO be cut down.
Next week will see many mills now
closed in full blast. Everything is lively
and business wilbsoon be booming again,
Lawrence Rooney and sister OF Ames.
bury, Mass, are the guests Of Manager
McGowan Of the Standard Boot and Shoe
Store.
Tomorrow afternoon the Woodbines
will meet the Fall Rivers on the Dexter
street rounds and good game may be
expected.
The second annual excursion OF
Beethoven Lodge, Wandering Bards, Will
be held tomorrow to New York and
Coney Island.
Miss Mamie Donnelly OF Hartford,
Conn, who has, been visiting friends In
this city for the past ten days, has re-
turned to her home.
Don't forget the matinee performance
OF "Mugg's Landing" Saturday afternoon
with lola Pomeroy and Lothrop's stock
company In the cast.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jane Teden took
place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
the residence of her son in law Joseph III.
Campbell, 113 East avenue.
A meeting of Tower Light Infantry was
held last evening and the members re-
ceived their pay for duty performed at
the recent State encampment.
The examination of James Quinn,
which Is set down for Monday in the Dis.
trict Court, will probably be continued
at the request of the prosecution.
Tomorrow the members OF the Eureka
base ball team will leave for Wexford at
o'clock to meet the local nine and add an
other scalp to Manager Lees collection.
There will be a matinee at Lothrop's
Grand Opera House tomorrow afternoon
OF "Mugg's Landing" 1t is an excellent
time for ladies and children to visit the
pretty theatre.
This evening Ironside Council, o. u. A
M, will make a moonlight excursion
down the river leaving at 7:15. A street
parade will be made led by the Union
Cornet Band.
The Burnside Cadets, a well known
young military organization OF this city,
will enjoy field day at Camp White to-
morrow when the young soldiers will en-
JOY themselves.
rhis afternoon the Committee on FL
nance and the Committee on Parks will
visit the Dunneil estate and the Daggett
farm In order tn better form an opinion
as to the best location for a public park.
The civil suit against "Brother" Har-
kins will come up before the next term OF
the common pleas division of the Supreme
Court aud Mrs. Harkins' case will be tried
with the rest of the complaints next We'd
nesday.
Messrs. M. j. German and A. j. Otto,
proprietors of the Young Mems Clothing
Parlors, 1S and 20 High street, Will give
six suits of clothes to the boys a. the poor
children's excursion. Who will do as
much for the girls ?
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Meagher,
molner OF eN-AiuermHn meaRner, Will
take pace tomorrow morning from st.
Mary's Church. A high mass OF requiem
will be celebrated and the remains inter.
red at old st. Mary's cemetery.
The lawn party to be held at Dun
nells grove under the auspices of the
people of st. Joseph's parish which was
postponed yesterday on account of the
storm, will open this afternoon and con-
tinue until Saturday night. Those who
attend will be well repaid for their trouble
for the committee has everything down to
perfection.
This evening there will be a meeting Of
the members OF the Free Wanderers Foot
ball Association at the club house on the
grounds and all those interested In foot
ball, baseball or polo are invited to at.
tend. II men enough can be found to
take shares a polo rink will be built and
there are enough people In Pawtucket who
want polo to form strong stock COM