Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26
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Mrs. James Kelahan of Webb street is
visiting friends in Boston.
Henry Merrick OF Hartford, Conn, is
visiting relatives In this city.
Two persons were fined ~ and costs
this morning In the District Court.
Fire alarm box No. is was found un-
locked by Officer Lennon last evening.
The Retail Liquor Dealers Association
will hold clambaKe Wednesday after
noon.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
will meet this evening for the election of
officers.
Abel Lowell and family OF this city are
at their cottage at Buliock's Point for the
Summer.
Henry Il. Padley and family of this
city are located at their cottage at the
Bullock's Point.
Miss Lena Hawes aud Anna Gleason of
Providence were visiting friends in this
city last evening.
The East Side Checker Club held
another clam bake yesterday afternoon.
II was very enjoyable affair.
Yesterday was big day for the shore
resorts and the Pawtucket steamboat
were crowded. Tho enterprise OF the con-
| Germ is appreciated.
Ralph Young, an employe of the vii.
liam II. Haskell company, lost the end of
finger in one of the machines Saturday.
He was attended by DIR. Chace.
At the st. Johns Day celebration In
Woonsocket on Saturday j. b. 8. Brazeau
OF this city, local editor o. Le Jean Bap-
tiste, made an excellent address.
The little children Of the Sunday school
Of the Church of the Good Shepherd held
| a successful sale on Saturday afternoon In
Engine House hall on Carnation street.
Thomas F. o'Brien OF Center street
sailed Saturday for Ireland where he will
spend several weeks renewing old ac-
quaintances and having a good time In
general.
Nicholos c. Murray OF the TRIBUNE
stan will be united In marriage to Miss
Nora j. Gallagher at Sc. Patrick's Church,
Hartford, Conn.,, Wednesday morning at
Q o'clock.
On account OF so many breaks during
the past few nights half dozen officers
have been employed as skirmishers and
look after the rear of stores In the center
of the city.
John c. Marvel, the postmaster at
Rehoboth, Is rs years OF age and was APP
pointed by President Tyler May ~, 1s43,
and bids fair to hold the office until deaf h
removes him.
1t took gang of men armed with two
revolvers, sledge hammer, pieces of gas
| pipe and clubs half an hour to Kill dog
about the size of an ordinary rat in the
rear Of the police station yesterday.
| James Hsberlin, 13 years Of age, son of
Detective Haberlin, was accidentally shot
In the left hand yesterday. He was down
on Camp Burnside where some boys were
using q fobert rife. DR.. johnson ex-
tracted the ball.
The Hay Cart veterans will give their
machine a shaking up this evening. They
are to take part In muster at New Bed
ford on the Fourth and they are confident
that they will capture one OF the prizes.
A number of their friends will accompany
them on the trip.
A Frenchman named Broduer OF
Georgiaville came to this city yesterday
to see some friends. When he started for
home he went nm throuph Central Ea lIa
and his horse fell on Hedley avenue
breaking leg. 1t was shot and the car
cass is there yet.
The feasts on the calendar of the Catho-
lie Church for this week are as follows:
Today, 50. John and Paul. martyrs; Tues.
day, st. Ladislas, King and confessor;
Wednesday, st. Ireneus, martyr; Thurs
day, SS. Peter and Paul, apostles; Friday,
commemoration of st. Paul; Saturday,
st. Thoebald, con nfessor.
Thomas j. Gillian, Charles Little OF this
city and jeremiah Bsggott Of Providence,
who have been studying abroad for the
past several years, will be ordained to the
priesthood at the Arch Bishops private
chapel, Paris, July 9th. They will sail for
this country July 18th and be assigned to
parishes In the Providence diocese.
Thomas j. Gillian is a son of Mrs. William
Gillian and a brother OF William f. A. and
Edward +. Gillian OF Main street.