Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-27
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In the District Court this morning three
persons were fined for drunkenness.
The Pawtucket Congregational Sunday
school went to Walnut Grove today for an
outing.
Michael DonIon, the well known
sprinter, arrived home from England this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard T. Lennon are
expected home from the Worlds Fair
this week.
William Lane and bride returned home
this morning from their wedding tour up
the Hudson.
John Egan is now In the employ OF
Joseph Butterworth, where he will serve
his many friends.
Chief Briefly has Issued orders that no
member OF the fire department must leave
the city Fourth OF July.
Miss Nye, cashier for the Pawtucket
Loan Co., and Master Ariie Browne, have
returned from trip to the Vineyard.
Thomas Dunn OF Providence and Miss
Margaret Mccormack OF this city have
filed their intentions OF marriage at the
City Clerks office.
President Sweet OF the Pawtucket Boat
Club will leave this evening for Boston to
attend meeting of the New England
regatta committee.
The officers of the First Battalion
Cavalry met in their amory last evening
and arranged some of the details regard
Ing preparation for camp.
new order Just issued by the N. Y, N.
ii. Il III. Railroad Is that no two members
OF one family can be employed on any one
section of the company's road.
Messrs. Lennon, Hughes, McGrath and
Murphy will return to their homes In this
city this week from the Grand Seminary
In Montreal for short vacation.
The marriage OF Morris J. Crane to Miss
Teresa A. McDermott will take place at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
Providence, tomorrow morning at o
o'clock.
The fourth anniversary of the consecra-
tion of the Cathedral will be celebrated
next Sunday by pontifcal high mass at
l0;3O a. m. His Eminence Cardinal Glib
bons will preach the sermon.
The sons and daughters OF Vermont
gathered at the Benedict House this FORE
noon, and then took an electric to the
picnic grove at QuindsDlckett, where the
day was spent in social manner.
III you eat Ice cream get the best. Leave
your order at s. B. Havens & Co.'s Main
street restaurant and it will be promptly
attended to. For good dinner you will
find all the deIicasies of the season at this
restaurant.
The Kesrney Light Infantry are drilling
three nights week with from a5 to 40
men In the extended order and they will
try to hold The record they received In
camp last year OF being the only company
to receive 100 per cent.
1t Is said upon good authority that one
Of the pharmacists at Fisk a. Co.'s drug
store will soon change young lady's
name. As there are but three pharmac acists
at the store, and two OF them are married,
1t would not even take one of Prof.
Bristol's educated horses to pick the rash
young man out.
William j. Feeloy OF Newport has de-
signed beautiful and artistic silver
trowel with Cardinal Gibbons coat. Of
arms thereon. IL will be used by bis
eminence next Sunday in laying the COR
ner stone, and will be presented to the
person placing the largest donation upon
the stone in aid OF the new BUILDING.
meeting OF the committee from the
several councils of the Knights OF Colum-
bus throughout the State was held I'm
Providence Sunday afternoon and all ar.
rangements were made for taking part In
the exercises Of laying the corner stone OF
st. Joseph's Hospital next Sunday after
noon. The Knights will wear dark clothes,
silk hats, white gloves and tics and carry
canes, and will be headed by Parks Con-
tinental Fife and Drum Band.