Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-02
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| In the Second Ward.
w. w. Robinson, Esq, was In Natick
yesterday on business.
License Commissioner Shea of Cumber-
land was in town yesterday.
DR.. Temple has removed his Office to
Hotel Aumann on Broad street.
John II Clark and wife will start on q
European tour In few days.
The annual May breakfast of Park Place
Church was held this morning.
The annual election OF officers OF Trinity
! Church Will be held this evening.
w.. Guertin, proprietor of the juno
| tion hairdressing rooms, is very Ill.
Union Division, Uniform Rank, X. OF
p, held drill meeting last evening.
A happy party of young people enjoyed
a ride to Attleboro In barge last eve ning.
The annual meeting OF the Pleasant
View Baptist church was held last even.
ing.
The funeral OF Thomas Clancy took
place this morning. Services were held at
st. Mary's Church.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Church of Our
Father gave a supper and entertainment
I'm the church vestry last evening.
The rising generation celebrated May
day by msking the day and night hedious
by the footing Of innumerable horns.
The hearing In the Hammond's pond
nuisance case set down for yesterday
afternoon was postponed till this after
noon.
Henry Krahl OF the Benedict restaurant
has two handsome vases In his show win
dow which resemble glasses of foaming
lager.
The initial game In the Eastern League
championship series was played this after
noon by the Providence and Buffalo
teams.
The stretch OF sidewalk from the Rough
and Ready Engine House to the Slater
Mills Is the worst In the city. 1t Is horri-
Die after a storm.
The meeting OF the Carpenters Union In
Single Tax hall Thursday evening will be
addressed by William j. Shield and on the
following Thursday by Hugh Mckay.
Last evening the Retail Liquor Dealers
Association voted to assist in every honor
able way the dealers who had been refused
license who were members OF the Associa-
tion.
A well-known newspaper man OF Provi-
dence got caught on the celebrated Gu"
bet few days ago and In consequence
young lady OF this city Is now well sup
piled with Huylers.
A notice that Is now posted on the doors
OF many places OF business reads: "No;
not going to the Worlds Fair" Thus the
necessity of asking and answering that
| question Is disposed OF.
The Russian shoemaker, whose place Of
! business is near the police station, started
for Chicago last night. He said: 81 know
one dem policemen that go out there.
fix his shoe fore be 60"
This evening the joint standing commit
tee on railroads of the City Council will
give a hearing on the petition& to lay
street car tracks on Bayley, Pine and Lum-
ber streets and Lonsdale avenue.
The following intentions of marriage
have been filed at the office Of the City
Clerk: Adam Keoppel and MISS Barbara
Reihl, both OF Pawtucket; Joseph Tet-
rault OF Pawtucket and Mrs. Phebe Collie,
OF Central Falls.
Yesterday was the 14th wedding ami.
versary OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank w. Masor
OF Fountain street and last evening about
twenty five OF their friends paid then
asurprise visit and presented them with
an elegant French mar bile clock.
Conroy's North American Circus, which
opens on the Dexter street lot Thursday
began its season last night in Woonsocket
and was an immense success. The tent,
were crowded to their utmost capacity a
each performance afternoon and evening
Monday in the Supreme Court che frs
damage case growing out OF the Lodsdale
fatality Will be heard. IL is that of jane
Hamilton, administrator OF the estate o
Mary Hamilton, who Is suing for 10000
j. Osfield, Jr., is the counsel for the plain
tiff.
The Business Mems Association me
last night. j. ii. Crandon of the Boston
Advertiser was to have delivered an ad
dress on industrial Art as Means Il
Growth and Development" but owing l.
the small attendance the lecture was de
ferred.
Flags were flying over the publ
schools yesterday, because on the first da
OF May, 1884, the old town OF Pawtucke
was consolidated with a portion of tn
town OF North Providence, making whs
Is now the city Of Pawtucket. There ar
about as many flag days now as there ar
hash days in a cheap boarding house.
The semi-annual convention OF th
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Of th
Diocese of Providence will be held In tn
hall OF the Father Mathew Society
Newport on Decoration Day. This will b
the first day OF the May session in New
port and will give the delegates an or
portunity OF seeing Newport on Lectio
Day.