Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-03
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"The night before the Fourth"
The mercury tried to crawl out OF sight
again yesterday.
Union Division. X. OF r., will parade in
Providence tomorrow morning.
Miss Sarah A. Murray of Jewett City,
Conn., Is visiting relatives In town.
The Pawtucket City Band and Delaney
Council made fine appearance yesterday.
The Catholic Summer school will open
at Plattsburgh, N. Y, on Lake Champlain,
Saturday, July IL.
Miss Hattie r. Hopkins left Saturday
for the Worlds Fair accompanied by Miss
Frank Potter OF Hartford.
Pawtucket was deserted yesterday after
noon. Those who did not 60 to Provi-
dance went down the river.
While this city is being troubled with
q gang OF burglars Providence is kept on
tiptoe by gang OF firebugs.
Graham Cowperthwaite. and wife OF
Ashley street, Central Falls, have returned
from visit to his old home Jewett City,
Conn.
During the months of July and August
the New Idea store will be closed Monday
Wednesday and Friday evenings at 8
O'Clock.
"My Best Grip will be given a grand
sendoff at Lothrop's tonight as Manager
Smiths benefit takes place and seats will
be at premium.
Mr.. Evans OF the firm of Evans q
Young is the lucky man that will 60 to
Worlds Fair at the expense Of the Paw.
tucket Loan Company.
The members of Union Division, Uni
form Rank, X. OF p, will report In full
uniform at O'Clock tomorrow to take
part in the parade al Central Falls.
When II comes to "roaster" like yes
terday then the sail down the Pawtuoket
river Is appreciated and enjoyed thorough
ly. The boats were all we'll loaded yes
terday and will make hourly trips tomor.
row.
Miss Mamie z. Lynn OF Providence, the
we'll known elocution teacher, Is passing
her vacation at Harvard Summer school,
where she Is receiving instructions In
voice and physical culture under the di-
rection of Dr. Sergeant.
A Golfer dam was last night constructed
In the river under the west end of the
Main street bridge to enable the Messrs.
Goff to repair the trench which conveys
water to the new mill building and other
mills on the west bank Of the river below
the falls.
Saturday afternoon George j. Kirby and
A. w. Bensley, the senior and junior soul
lers of the Pawtucket Boat Club, accom-
panied by E. p. Tobie, Jr., the secretary,
left for Worcester with their shells. They
will take part In the races on Lake Quin-
sigamond tomorrow.
The feasts on the calendar OF the Catho-
lie Church for this week are as follows:
Today, st. Phocas, gardener and martyr;
Tuesday, st Bertha, widow and abbess;
Wednesday, SS. Cyril and Methodius,
popes and confessors; Thursday, st. Pal
ladius, bishop; Friday, st. Laurence OF
Brindisi, confeasor; Saturday, st. Kilian,
bishop and martyr.
The regular semi-annual postal exam
ination OF the local postoffice will be held
Saturday, Aug. s, and applications there
for will be accepted up to the hour Of
closing buiness on Monday, July II. APP
plication blanks and instructions can be
obtained Of George w. Chaplin, secretary
Of the commissioners. No person will be
examined for the position OF letter carrier
II under 21 or over 40 years of age, and no
person Will be examined for any position
In the classified postal service II under IS
years OF age.