Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-25
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Officer Dwyer is on Officer Henry's beat
Hazard p. Ganitt OF Providence mas beer
granted an increase OF pension.
Branch PCS, c. X. OF A., will hold ar
important meeting this evening.
At the Broadway Free Baptist Church
last evening five persons we're baptized.
Ladies' can sign the transfer ticket peti.
tion at Glancy's drug store, Pleasant
View.
Miss Kitty Crowell OF Lyons Delany &
Co.'s store has returned from a two weeks
vacation.
James F. Barry OF the Water Commits
sioner's Office will leave for the Worlds
Fair next Sunday.
A general meeting OF the Pswtucket
Mule Spinners Association will be held
Thursday evening.
John II. Brannsghsn has moved his
business to his new place On Broad street,
opposite the depot.
At the meeting OF the Foresters Court
Love and Truth this evening the grand
officers will be pre- mt.
One week fror tomorrow evening a
summons meeting OF the Pawtucket
Painters Union will be held.
City Printer Little and Alderman Miller
and son, Charles, returned from the
Worlds Fair last evening.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins blessed the
new parochial school erected by Rev. j.
ii. Beland at Manville yesterday.
Patrick Hayes and Maggie Linehon, and
Edward King and Maggie Burke, all o.
this city, have filed marriage intentions.
A horse, one OF a pair attached to car
riage to funeral procession, feel near the
depot this forenoon and caused quite a
commotion.
Rt, Rev. Bishop Harkins consecrated
the corner stone of the st. Maria Home
for Working Girls on Benevolent street at
2 o'clock today.
An Interstate electric car burned out a
motor when near Lebanon early last eve-
ming which caused some delay, and a
hindrance to passengers.
william Audette, a well known business
man Of Woodlawn, died Sunday afternoon
of compASStion OF diseases. He was one
OF the oldest French settlers In this city.
George Dixon passed through this city
Saturday on his way to New York where
he meets Solly Smith for the feather
weight championship OF the world to-.
night.
The following Pawtucket people were a.
New York during the past week: J. f.
Rogers, f. A. Crawford, A. b. Mann, Miss
A. A. Reid, T.. Thayer, Misses Thayer, f.
X. Mason.
The installation OF officers OF the Ladies
Auxiliary Temperance Society will be
held this evening in the hall OF st. Mary's
Temperance Society, junction OF East and
Pawtucket avenues.
One year ago Saturday Higgins Bros.
began business. II has been a prosper
ous twelve mont ms and the future looks
even brighter. The boys, Michael j..
Thomas f. and Joseph e, comprise the
firm.
The Elmwood minister's description OF
the Midway Plaisance yesterday does moi
show 1t to be such a terribly shocking
place after all the stories told OF the
dancers, etc.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Belvf
lockwood Club was held Friday evening
and there were twenty. four member,
present. Belva was in the chair and th,
coming municipal campaign was more ol
less thoroughly discussed.
Students Owen Clark, jeremiah Muir
ply and John Mulvey have gone tc
Niagara Seminary, James Lennon to the
Grand Seminary, Montreal, and Thoma,
McGrath to the Baltimore Seminary tc
resume their studies for the priesthood.
Last evening Peter Lee and Henry J
Lynd OF the firm OF Lynd d Murphy left
for the Worlds Fair via Washingto on
They will return via Detroit, Buffalo anc
Niagara Falls. Officer Mclaughlin is OF
Officer Lees beat and Officer Henry OF
McLaughlin's.
The funeral OF Mrs. Bridget Greene was
solemnized this morning from her lat
residence In Dempsey court. A larg
number OF relatives and friends wer
present. Services were held at the SacreC
Heart Church. The remains were laid a
rest in st. Francis cemetery. The bearer
were four sons of the dece ased.
Following are the feat on the calenda
OF the Catholic Church for this week
Today, st. Cleophas, disciple; tomorrow
IS. Cyprain and Justina, martyr; Wed
nesday, IS. Cosmos and Damien, martyrs
Thursday, st. Wenceslaus, martyr; Fri
day, st. Michael, archangel; Saturday
st. Jerome, coDfessor and doctor.
Last evening as young man was goinl
home up Pine street, lady living at tn
corner OF Pearl and Pine streets called hin
and asked him to find out who the maj
was lying in her yard. The young maj
Investigated and found the fellow lyint
on the walk. He was drunk and haC
fallen through the open gate, striking hi
chin on stone step, cutting terrible
cash. Some friends happened along anc
took him to his home near by.