Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-31


Paul McHale OF this city is In New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jolly are IN New
York.
Mrs. William II. worsley OF the Ne W
Idea store Is enjoying her vacation.
Miss Mamie McElroy is spending her
vacation with relatives 10 Lowell, Mass
| Miss Sarah Mullen OF this city will
spend her vacation VITA relatives in Troy,
NY.
Miss Bertha aud Anna RES snbaum, left
last night for two week. WISH 10 friends
In New York.
Hourly trips were made 10 the shore re-
sorts by the Pawtucket Steamboat Com
pany Yesterday.
O'Neill, the tailor. and his right hand
man, Henry Chalk, are in New York look
ing after Fall patterns.
This evening the SHAY Cart" and
Wstchemoket eng ne viii be given trial
over on School street.
Misses Nellie Trainor ana May McDon-
ough spent yesterday with Miss Maggie
McDermott OF Berkeley.
Miss Nellie Shea of this city left this
morning for a two weeks vacation at
Westerly and Watch Hill.
Miss Minnie Ryan OF the millinery de-
partment at the New Idea Store is enjoy
ing two weeks vacation.
Patrick Gallagher and Miss Annie Gal
lagher OF Chicopee, Mass, are visiting
James Gallagher OF Pine street.
Misses Lizzie Rutledge, Katie and
Maggie Cavsnsugh of Valley Falls will
start for the Worlds Fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. w. Allen celebrated
the golden anniversary of their marriage
at their home on the Power road tocay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gallagher OF Pine
street will celebrate their silver wedding
tomorrow by holding a reception from to
10 p. m.
Mr.. Shartenberg OF the firm OF Sharten-
berg & Robinson and N. ii. Studley left
last night for New York looking after
Fall ana Winter novelties.
Walter b. Smith, Manager OF Lothrops
Opera House, is the third lucky one that
will go to the Worlds Fair at the expense
OF the Pawtucket Loan Company.
Misses Katie and Regenia Smith and
Miss Mamie Lewis Of Merrick street will
start tomorrow for Newport where they
will enjoy themselves for the next two
weeks.
An electric lig ht wire was knocked
from its fastening into the street near the
Conant block cellar yesterday afternoon.
Officer Reynolds quickly guarded 1t to
prevent the pedestrians receiving a shock.
Misses Sarah and Annie Leach attended
the reception OF novices at the novitiate
OF the Sisters OF Providence, Holyoke,
Mass, last week. Among the twenty-five
novices who received the white veil on
that occasion was their sister Maggie,
known In religion as Sister Joseph.
Chief Perry was called Saturday after
noon to Chinese laundry on the East
side to induce the proprietor to give up a
counterpane that woman left with him
for washing. He finally convinced him
what he ought to do in the matter, and
the woman went home happy IN the pos
session OF her property.
The young people OF st. Joseph's Church
are to have a lawn party in Dunnell's
grove soon. The following have been ap-
pointed committee Messrs. f. j. Nc
Caughey, William McCsughey, Charles
Reynolds, J. p. Smith, James Fitzpatrick,
William p. Hurley, Frank Duffy, Edward
McDuff, John f. Canavan, John II. Coyle,
James H. Mooney, Nj. J. Higgins, Peter
Farrell.
A meeting Of the directors of the Free
Public Library was held Saturday after
noon, at which the librarian, Mrs. M. A.
Sanders, reported on her visit to the
Congress OF Librarians at the Worlds
Fair. She stated that there were PAL libra
ries represented at the congress, and Paw
tucket was spoken Of with great deal OF
praise. Much valuable information was
given her and she returned well pleased
and amply repaid for the trip.