Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-27
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Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
An Interstate car had tussle with the
lightning yesterday.
Joseph MoAlevy is at the Windsor
Hotel, Block Island.
Fireman Mooney leaves on his annual
furlough tomorrow.
Miss Mamie Boyle OF this city viii leave
next week for Cottage City.
The weekly band concerts are quite an
attraction for Providence girls.
John f. McAlevy has returned from
few days rest at Block Island.
John Moran OF this city is dying at the
State prison with consumption.
Daniel Murphy OF the Arm of Lynd q
Murphy has returned from Block Island.
A meeting OF the Teamers' Union will
be held tonight and the officers installed.
The Stars Will play at Rivsrview Sat-
urday and at Wexford one week from
Saturday.
H. Q. L. Dorsey was taken suddenly Ill
short time.
The fire alarm had good time with it
self Yesterday afternoon ringing when
ever It felt like It.
The Garfield Club made an excursion to
Silver Spring yesterday afternoon, return
ing by moonlight.
Driver Carvell Of the police department
left today for New Brunswick where he
will spend a month.
The new double shell to be used bv Kir-
by and Holmes arrived last night and was
taken to the boat house.
Edward Hazzleton and William Slaney
are spending the week at Mrs. Louisa
Fales cottage, Pleasant Bluff.
J.B.S. Brazeau will leave for New York
city tonight accompanied by his accom-
piished daughter, Marie Therese.
The Young Irelanders and Pleasant
View Literary Associations joined the
Clan. ma Gael excursion to Crescent Park
today.
At the meeting of the House OF Repre-
sentatives at Newport yesterday Leopold
Dimond OF Providence was elected Speaker
pro tenn.
The Clipper base bali club would like to
play the East Side nine at Rocky Point
one week from next Sunday for the cham.
pionship of Pawtucket.
Joseph Peacock, night operator at the
local telephone exchange, has returned to
duty, after week's vacation which was
spent In the Nutmeg State.
There was but little business done at
the meeting of A. X. Tilton Camp, 8. Of
W, last evening. The matter of having an
excursion jointly with Tower Post and
Women's Relief Corps was left In the
hands Of q committee.
The $50 offered as prize by the Pythian
Day committee to the Uniform Division
parading the largest percentage Of It's
membership In the line Tuesday morning
will in all probability be awarded to Gar
field Division OF Wanskuck, as 80 out OF
tho total memb bership of 81 were In the
line.
Seabury q. Tompkins, the veteran
printer and newspaper correspondent,
who has been Ill for some months, Is 30
for improved that he was able to ride to
the clambake on Frank II. Gurry's
grounds yesterday afternoon, where he
received warm greeting from his many
friends and associates.
Carroll j. Pullen, who resides on Cottage
street, went up In the attic OF his house
when the storm came up for the purpose
of shutting the windows. He had just
reached up to take hold Of the spring
when he received a slight shock In his
right arm, and It passed out of his left
arm without injuring him.
Yesterday rescript was handed down
In the Supreme Court In the case OF
Rosanna Curran and others w. William
II. Greene and wife which says that the
court is OF tho opinion that the paymen,
OF annuities provided In the will began
from the death of the testator, John Cur
ran, and they are not subject to abate'
ment. This means that about three year
payments will now have to be made a
once instead OF the first payment for six
months.
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