Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-28
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Rraazv Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS reporters.
Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sont to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
Martha Grover OF this State has received
a pension.
Tower Light Infantry expects to carry a
full number to camp.
Band concert at the corner Of Broadway
and Lupine street this evening.
Court City OF Pawtucket will hold its
quarterly meeting this evening.
The Good Templars Of this city went to
Newport TO-DAY on an excursion.
The Providence team still manages to
remain at the tail end of the list.
aJohn II. Clark and wife are expected
home from Europe on Saturday.
July 1st will see a number of new
changes on the Consolidated road.
James A. Muilin of Fall River was In
the city today to attend the wedding Of
his sister.
Manager Elliott of Walnut Grove will
have a grand opening at this new resort
next week.
William 8. McCaughey went to New
Haven yesterday to see the Harvard Yale
ball game.
A large st. Bernard dog narrowly es-
capped being run over at the Dexter street
crossing this morning.
Lyman b. 6on, Commissioner of the
Worlds Fair, accompanied by his family,
left today for Chicago.
The State rife range will be opened to
the men who desire to shoot on July 4th
from 10 q. m. during the day.
Several local residents attended the
commencement exercises at the Friends
School yesterday at Providence.
Deputy Sheriff johnson narrowly es:
capped being run over at the foot OF Col
lege Hill, Providence, yesterday.
The members and guests OF the Garfield
Club will partaks of banquet In Music
Hall assembly rooms this evening.
Mary Keenan, of Attleboro and Maggie
McKenna OF Pawtucket spent Sunday
with friends here.-[Phenix Cleaner.
The f. l.. I. Veteran Association OF
Providence enjoyed their annual field day
yesterday at Rhodes on the -Pawtuxet.
An anniversary mass Will be celebrated
for the late Peter Martin at St. Joseph's
Church tomorrow morning at o'clock.
A number from this city left today to
attend the convention of the international
Epworth League which is to be held In
Cleveland
Frank Leonard's two valuable dogs are
now qusrtered lat the Kenyon kennels,
where several other valuable CANNES are
also being cared for.
william ]. Cronin OF this city, who Is
engaged in teaching shorthand In George
town, ID. c., and also studying law, will
arrive home this week.
This evening there will be meeting OF
the Veteran Firemsn's Association and
trial of the engine will be had. Every
working member should be present.
Edgar shauklin, the colored lad who
disappeared from his home on School
street ten days ago, has returned. He was
stopping with friends In Providence.
Mrs. John Riley OF New Bedford was
here Yesterday on a visit TO her mother,
Mrs. McCabe Of George street. Mrs. Riley
Ia niece Of Officer Patrick McCusker.
The band concerts, under the auspices
Of the city, will begin tonight. The Paw
tuckst City Band, under the leadership Of
Prof. FaIrman, has arranged an excellent
programme.
Warren r. Stewart OF Pswtucket, q
member Of Tower Post, No. II, q. A. K,
died Monday evening In the ssth year OF
his age. He wss a member OF Co. q, 9th
Vermont Infantry.
Chief weissart OF the q.
A. F. Ia today the guests Of the State De-
parsnasnt Com nsndey. There are present
at sas clam bake this afternoon q number
of Pastackst veterans.
Rev. A. 2. Coats OF the First Baptist
| Cs.rrh ia expected 10 return from his
vacation this week. He Will probably re-
Sign sanday 10 accept the pastorate OF tn,
/ Washington avenue church OF Buffalo
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