Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-11
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where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
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.
Tomorrow evening Camp A. X. Tilton,
s. OF ", will hold a meeting.
Secretary OF State Utter and family are
home from the Worlds Fair.
This evening the regular meeting OF the
School Committee will be held.
Charles Dennany OF the Standard Boot
and Shoe Company is on his vacation.
The annual excursion OF the First Bap-
tist Sunday school will be held July 20.
Thomas Il. Sweeney was arrested last
night on the charge Of non-support Of
family.
1t is hoped that foreign foe will not
invade Pawtucket while our soldier boys
are away.
Look for the TRIBUNE's letter from
Camp Brown. 1t will be of most inter-
esting nature.
There will be music In the air In the
vicinity Of Barton and Broad streets to-
morrow night.
j. Shuman of the Boston One Price
Clothing House will Summer with his
family at Bayside.
Mrs. Boecher of Hartford, Conn.,, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Smith, OF
Hamilton street.
The Miller block, which was sold at
auction Saturday, must be "out of sight"
by next saturday.
Maj. Giles w. Esterbrook and family
went to Warren yesterday for the re-
mainder OF the season.
The matter OF selecting matron for the
police station will be acted on tomorrow
night by the Board OF Aldermen.
william j. W hite OF Fall River was In
town yesterday and attended the mar
riage OF his cousin, Henry A. Trsvers.
The quarterly meeting Of the Pawtucket
Boat Club will be held this evening.
Every member may take part In this meet
ing.
The members OF St. Joseph's Temper
ance Society are preparing for their an
nual outing, which will be held at Camp
White, July 2l.
At the meeting of the Aldermen We'd
nesday evening a date will probably be
set for the hearing Of the charges against
Officer Osield.
The passengers on the Interstate would
be much more pleased II the tow car was
brought to the end of the route instead of
being at the Fountain street switch.
The commission that Is looking for q
site for new armory might buy the pro-
posed Postoffioe site as the Government
don't seem to be doing much with 1t.
Joseph f. McAlevy OF Philips phar-
macy was out for the first time yesterday
after severe Illness OF three weeks. His
many friends hope for his speedy re-
covery.
At the marriage OF Henry A. Travers
and Miss Maggie Powers yesterday Miss
Alice j. Ducey Of st. Johns Church choir
Of Peabody, Mass, rendered "The Bride"
very sweetly.
rhe Joint standing Committee on Elec.
trio Lighting Plant has an exhaustive re-
port to present to the city fathers tomor-
! row night, and every member will be fur
nished copy.
Officer O'Brien was down street yester-
day for the first time since he was in
jured. He was able to get around with
the aid OF crutch and hopes to be soon
able to report for duty.
The annual excursion OF the members
Of the Trinity Church Sunday School
took place today, the children going
down the bay by way of Providence. The
merry party filled three special horse cars.
Every admirer of the national game In
this city will be pleased to learn that 1t IL
very probable that the Manc hester, N. H.,
team OF the New England League will
probably be transferred to Pawtucket.
On Wednesday, August 9, the A. o. H
| OF this State will hold their annual field
day at Rocky Point. The committee un-
der State Delegate Canning and County
Delegate Flanagan lis working energeti.
cally to make 1t q success. Judge Wilbur
OF Philadelphia, National Delegate, will
be present.
| The July number of tho MuaicaI Echo
newly received by Messrs. Meiklejohr
q Lomas, is volume OF 80 pages, with
a beautiful portrait of Julia Arthur al
frontispiece. The instrumental selections
are the "Prima Donna Quadrille," "D'
Paris a Londres," "Ferdinand Austrian
March" and the "Toreador Waltz" TIL,
songs are the "Star OF My Heart,
"Mother, Watch the Little Feet" ant
"Connemara."