Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-23
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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 ss desired.
The local teamsters have organized.
The graduates OF '93 are now having
their inning.
The watering carts had vacation yes
terday and today.
Harry Holmes has brought his labors to
a close at the "Capitol."
| Tomorrow on the Dexter street grounds
the Hopes will meet the Woodbines.
Patrick McGeary, we'll known young
man, has accepted a position at the "Sen-
ate.n
will meet tonight to act on several appli-
cations.
rbe garden party of the ladies OF TrIni-
| ty Church has been postponed until to-
| morrow.
Rev. A. 8. Coats OF the First Baptist
Church has received call from n church
at Buffalo.
Camp A. X. Tilton, 8. OF ", has de-
ferred action on the matter of equipping
the camp as dismounted cavalry.
Today the flags are flying over the
school houses In commemoration Of the
landing OF Roger Williams, 1886.
Tomorrow afternoon the club regatta OF
the Pawtucket Boat Club will be held and
1t promises to be very interesting affair.
1t Is not supposed the! committee on the
Fourth of July celebration is sleeping
much with such a large amount to ex-
pend.
Convict Ryan will sojourn for ten years
longer at Cranston. sThat is the additional
sentence he received for assaulting Cficer
Armstrong.
The students OF the different seminaries
Of the United States and Canada are be-
ginning to arrive home to spend their
Summer vacations.
There will be meeting of the Pawtuck-
ct Veteran Firemen's Association this
evening and the "Hay Cart" will be taken
out and given trial.
Prof. Bristols beautiful horses, which
will be the attraction at Lothrop's Opera
House next week, will arrive on the 5:1s
train Sunday evening.
II Is said that tan shoes may be given a
fine gloss by rubbing with banana peel,
but never try to polish the soles by walk.
Ing on the bananas jacket.
This evening the city officials will dine
at Havens's on invitation OF Aldermen
John F. Adams and Joseph w. Miller. 1t
Will be right royal gathering.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary F. Lewis took
place this afternoon at Bristol at O'Clock.
She died at 43 Garden street after a short
Illness of pneumonia Wednesday.
Captain ]. F. Leahy OF Camp A. X. TIL
ton, 8. OF ", is now formulating plans
for his trip to the Worlds Fair. He says
he is going to stake In" everything.
II. Z. L. Dorsey had the board which is
to mark ''Jumbo's" grave on exhibition
yesterday. On Il is inscribed In careful
manner scriptural quotations, poetry, etc.
At the meeting OF the local lodge OF the
International Association OF Machinists
this evening the election OF officers will
! take place and several candidates initi-
sted.
The time for filing applications for civil
service examinations for the position of
clerk at the postoffice expired yesterday
and the examinations will take place to-
morrow.
The graduating class OF '9a of the Paw.
tucket High School Will hold It's reception
at Music Hall assembly rooms Monday
evening. They were given a reception by
Principal Curtis,
This evenings meeting of the Sacred
Heart Christian Doctrine Society will be
held and the members will listen to
carefully prepared address by Dennis
Holland, Esq, of Providence.
Patrons Of Lothrop's Opera House to-
morrow afternoon will receive pretty
souvenir Of Worlds Fair scenes, hand
somely bound, and on one OF the covers
will appear the photograph and autograph
of "Little Charlotte" Jay Hunt, the. Grip
Van Winkle," and his family all In cos
tune, will hold q reception on the stage
after the matinee.
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