Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-26
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changed as often as desired.
Mayor Brown arrived In town this
morning.
The Democrats are eating CLANS over
at Gurry's farm.
The annual field day OF Clan Fraser
will be held August 10.
A meeting OF A. X. Tilton Camp, 8. ofv.
Will be held this evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Frank Eccles took
place yesterday afternoon.
Fx-Premier Mercier should be given a
royal reception In this city tonight.
Thomas f. Corrigan will have trial to-
morrow on a charge OF non-support.
A light overcoat was a very acceptable
garment to those out riding last night.
Mrs. Thomas McGinn OF Division street
was taken suddenly and seriously Ill last
night.
The happy employees of Conant's mills
are preparing for the annual outing Sat-
urday.
Tower Post is considering the matter
OF a unionexcursion with the Sons OF Vete-
rams and Relief Corps.
The New England order OF Protection
will hold its annual field day at Rocky
Point next Wednesday.
The Rhode Island Yacht Club started on
its annual cruise today from the club
house at Pawtuxet and sailed for Bristol.
A special meeting OF the Board OF Alder
men will be held this evening as there are
several important matters TO be acted
upon.
Joseph Alls, conductor on the Interstate
Railroad, has severed his connection with
that company to accept a position In
Salem, Mass.
A break was reported at the Yellow
Front store on Main street this morning.
Someone threw a nail through one OF the
windows.
Mrs Lizzie Koerkle of Boyanne, N. F.,
is visiting relatives In this city. She VIII
visit Newport and Nsrragansett Pier be-
fore her return.
The union excursion of the Clan-Na-
Gael Societies OF the State will take place
to Crescent Park. A street parade will be
made In Providence.
John Fox OF Providence, John Ryan
and William J. Ashton of Boston were
taken to jail today, and John Malaney
was taken to the Farm.
Tomorrow is the 73rd birthday OF ven
erable Judge Robinson and in honor OF
the event he will give clambake at bis
home on Oak Grove Farm.
The private car OF Vice President Green
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad passed
through here today attached to the 1882
train, en- route to Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. w. Allen will cele-
brate the golden anniversary OF their
marriage at their home on the Power
road, North Attleboro, Monday.
A well known Main street clerk will be
united In marriage during the coming
month to charming young lady. The
young couple have host OF friends.
This evening the Pawtucket City Band
will give another open air concert
! in the Fifth Ward at the corner
OF Hilton street and Jefferson avenue.
Sir Knight ]. Sanford Davis has been
appointed adjutant OF the First Regiment,
! Uniform Rank, K. of p, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF F. A. COL
we'll.
The largest amount of insurance at risk
upon a single life is 81 100000, carried by
John Wanamaker, Harrison's postmaster
general. He will leave 1t to his Sunday
school, probably.
A person may now get some Idea OF
how East avenue will look when the
work of widening Is completed. Work
has been begun on every building from
Main street to the foot OF the hill, with
the exception OF the Carpenter block.
This evening another moonlight excur-
sion will be made to Rocky Point on the
steamer Planet, leaving here at 7:s5 and
returning at IL 80 o'clock. The price OF
tickets for the round trip including ad-
mission TO the variety theatre is 35 cents.
Mrs. Elizabeth b. Chace OF this city was
appointed by the Executive Board OF the
Rhode Island Radical Peace Society as one
OF the visiting messengers to the annual
gathering OF the Connecticut Peace So
ciety, to be held in Mystic, Conn.,, mex
August, to bear neighborly and fraternal
greetings to the sister society and friend
OF peace and arbitration In Connecticut.