Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-17
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Breezy Psraerapbs Picked Up Everv
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
Persons leaving the oity for tn,
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu
lar rates. The address will b,
changed as often as desired.
Miss Cora b. Vaughn is on a visit Il
friends at Uxbridge.
The steamer Pavonia docked at Boston
at II o'clock yesterday.
An important meeting OF Tower Posi-
will be held this evening.
An adjourned meeting OF the Common
Council will be held this evening.
The boats of the Pawtucket Steamboat
Company were we'll patronized yesterday
Capt. Rice OF the Police Department re-
turned to duty Saturday after a short va.
cation.
The five cases against O. NJ. Houle will
come mp for trial In the District Court to.
morrow.
J. j. Finnessy spent Sunday with friends
In town. He will locate at Riverside for
the Summer.
The "hyer" was nearly one hour and a
half late Saturday night. The engine
broke down.
Rev. J.J. scheuren of the Cathedral has
been transferred to st. Lawrence parish,
New Bedford.
Thomas f. Corcoran, the newsdealer,
moved into his new store In the McCabe
building today.
Crescent Park was q very quite place
last night. The dance halls were used for
prayer meetings.
This is the last day applications may be
sent In at the local postoffice for clerical
or carrier positions.
Still the Exchange street bridge remains
In the same condition as It was before the
Alderman said 1t was unsafe.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Society OF st. Mary's parish will be held
Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
The engine at the power house of the
Interstate broke down again yesterday
and the cars were stopped for time.
Two men got into row on Union
street Saturday night and were arrested
by Special Officers Mcclure and Damn.
Proposals to sell land for site for the
new armory must be all In by tomorrow.
The site must be about 10Ox2Co feet In
size.
Rev. James Mahon, assistant at st.
Lawrence Church, New Bedford, has been
appointed pastor of the new parish at
Pascoag,
The Methodist camp meeting at Hebron
camp grounds will be opened tonight at
7 80 o'clock and continue until Friday
night.
Lothrop's Grand Opera House closed
for the season Saturday night. The peo-
pie will miss their weekly visit to this
pretty play house.
A crowbar was brought into use Satur-
day afternoon to pry out a carriage
wheel, which had become wedged into one
Of the street car switches In Trinity
square.
The Catholic Summer school of Ameri-
ca opened yesterday at Plattsburgh, N.
Y, with potincial high mass celebrated
by Bishop Gabriels OF Ogdensburg. Many
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dants.
The Pickwick base ball team hereby
challenge any team In the State to play at
a time and place to be fixed later, the
Woodbines preferred. The Pickwicks
were recently organized, and It is a strong
team.
Four young men hired carriage OF P.
Lull OF Central Falls yesterday and
started for a drive. Everything went
along smoothly until Main street was
when the rear axle OF the vehicle
was broken. All escaped injury.
The deaths OF Miss Fannie Robinson
and Miss Clara Esten last week were very
sad affairs. They were bosom friends, 10
years OF age, and lived within few doors
Of each other on Harrison street. Miss
Robinson died Wednesday and Miss Esten
Friday. The funeral of the latter took
place yesterday.
The feasts on the calendar of the
Church for this week as fol-
lows: Today, st. Alexis, confessor;
Tuesday, st. Frederick, bishop and
martyr; Wednesday, st. Vincent Of
Paul, coniessor; Thursday, st. Jerome
confessor; Friday, st. Praxedes,
virgin; Saturday, st. Mary Magdalen,
peniteut.
On Friday, July q, the Second Rhode
Island Volunteers and Battery A, Veteran
will hold their annual re-
union and celebrate the anniversary OF
I he first battle of Bull Run. the frst bat.
tie In which they were engaged.
By special invitation of McGregor
Post, No. IL, q. A. R., the reunion will be