Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-09
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Rraaxv Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS REPORTERS.

The Slater mills and Dunnell print
works started up today.
Tomorrow is the 1O3d anniversary Of the
birth OF Father Matthew.
Mrs. Lewis Hogg has retlrnedfrom six
weeks visit to Philadelphia.
The Day Nursery was reopened TO-DAY
with Mrs. Ella f. Randall In charge.
Enoch Lewis OF the firm OF Lewis &
Curry will leave tomorrow for the Worlds
Fair.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen will take place Wednesday
evening.
A large party OF Pawtucket sports en-
joyed a quahaug roast at Diamond Hill
yesterday.
Rev. Arthur l.. Wadsworth OF Rockland,
Mass, preached at .the First Baptist
Church yesterday.
william ii. Keene and son, Albert H.,
have returned from three weeks visit to
the Worlds Fair.
The American Wringer Company's
works at Woonsocket were started up
today on full time.
Rev. DIR. sener, formerly pastor OF st.
Georges Church, Central Falls, preached
Trinity Church yesterday.
j. ii. Nutting, chaplain Of the State In
stitutions at CranstoD, made an address
at the Y. M. &. A. rooms yesterday.
A newsboy was heard to remark yester-
day that Lord Dunraven was hot "done
rayin'" yet over the result OF the race.
Cards are out announcing the Wedding
of Mile Westcott and Mr.. Byron y.
Dexter at the FIRST Baptist Church on the
18th inst.
The "dead man" In front OF the j. ii.
Clark building used to fasten a guy rope
from the derrick on the Conant block was
removed Saturday.
The first meeting OF the National Coun-
Gil OF the X. of &. will be held at New
Haven tomorrow. Miles A. McNamee of
Providence Is the State delegate.
Charles 1. McAlice OF this city will be
one of the speakers at public rally held
in Woonsocket tomorrow evening In
honor OF the Father Matthew anniversary.
At the Park Place Sunday school yes
terdny A. B. McCrillis Of Providence pre-.
sented a report OF the International and
Worlds Sunday school convention re-
Gently held In st. Louis.
Stephen Ryan of Hartford, Conn, spent
yesterday in town. Mr.. Ryan is we'll
known and was at one time professional
ball player, having covered second base
for the Metropolitans for a number Of
seasons.
The Regis Reading Circle of st. Joseph's
will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock. 1t
being the first meeting OF the Fall term a
full attendance is requested, as the ar
rangement OF literary work for the
coming Winter will be made.
The social event OF this week will be the
wedding OF Miss Helen Follett and Mr..
Edward Everett Con, which takes place
at Park Place Church, Thursday evening
at Z o'clock. The reception following will
be held from 7:30 to 8 o'clock at their new
home, 249 Central street, Central Falls.
The feasts on the calendar OF the Cath
Ollie Church for this week are as follows:
Today, st. Louis Bertrand, confessor; to.
morrow, st. Francis Borgia, confessor; ;
Wednesday, st. Tarrchus and Compan-
ions, martyrs; Thursday, st. wilfrid,
bishop and confessor; Friday, st. Ed
ward, king and confessor; Saturday, st.
Callistus, pepe and martyr.
Tomorrow evening Rev. +. w. Hamil.
ton will begin his series OF Tuesday even
ing lectures at the High Street Univeralist
Church, to which all are Invited. The
subjects will be as follows: Oct. 10, The
Church and Secular Life; Oct. "a, The
Church and Education; Nov. Ia, The
Church and Charity; Nov. IS, The Church
and Business; Dec. 12, The Church and
Labor; Dec. 20, The Church and Politics;
Jan. 9, The Church and Reforms; Jan. %;
The Church and Society,