Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-10
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where bv Ubipuitons Reporters.
Persons leaving the city for tn
Summer can have the TRlBUNE
sent 10 their address at the regu
lar rates. The address will b,
changed as often as desired.
Harrison Davis left for New York to
day.
Dunnell park was favorite place yes
terday.
Druggist Wood and wife are In Phila.
delphia.
The steamer Bothnia docked at Boston
yesterday.
Miss Agnes Coogan OF Phenix is visit
ing relatives In this city.
Daniel Murphy OF the firm OF Lynd q
Murphy is at Block Island.
The regular meeting OF the School Com
mittee will be held tomorrow.
Clifford B. Morrison is on a visit to
friends at Willimantic, Conn.
Both branches OF the City Council viii
be In session Wednesday evening.
Il. l.. Fiheld, salesman for McCaughey
q Co., has gone to the Worlds Fair.
Major 8. r. Fisk spent Sunday at Mar
ragansett Pier where his wife Is Summer
ing.
The steamer Pioneer took the Rhode
Island Band down the bay Saturday even
ing.
Lewis q Curry have issued a very neat
railroad timetable and fire alarm direc-
tory.
A meeting OF the scapuisr Society OF st..
Msry's Church was held after vespers yes
terday.
A merry party OF young ladies from the
East side enjoyed a drive to Rehoboth
yesterday.
Yesterday crowd of jolly people from
the East Side enjoyed q clam bake at
Cumberland.
This evening the newly elected officers
of the Sacred Heart Temperance Society
will be installed.
Jay Hunts floral anchor is on exhibi-
tion in the window of the Capital" and
is admired by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardwell of Waterbury,
Conn.,, are visiting Mrs. Lyman r. slocum
OF Central avenue.
Misses Mamie and Lizzie Collins of
Garden street left today for Watch Hill
to spend the Summer.
Musicians Sutcliffe and Drape OF Tower
Light Infantry will entertain friends at
Camp Brown this week.
The police signal system never worked
properly, but 1t was worse than ever dur
ing the past few nights.
The next open air band concert will
take place Wednesday evening at the
junction of Barton and Olive streets.
Miss Mary L. Mcdonald left today for
McLellan's Brook, N. g., where she will
spend the Summer. 1t is her old home.
The mercury made successful balloon
ascension again Yesterday and drove the
populaoe to drink and into thin clothes.
II you want to get your name on the
personal property list this year, call at
the City Clerks Office before 8 O'Clock to-
day.
Misses Nellie Trainor, Mamie Harrison
and Mamie McDonough spent Sunday
with MISS Lizzie Quinn at her home at
Phenix.
Misses May Anderson and Nellie Marrs,
who are employed at the Telephone Ex-
change, left today for Skawhegan, Me-, to
spend two weeks.
W.. J. Kent of New Bedford, A. II.
8 Smith and George II. Lumt of this city
have esta ablished the Blackstone Stocking
Company here.
The funeral of Peter Morris took place
this afternoon at 2 o'clock and was at
tended by Loyal Prosperity Lodge, 1. o.
o. F., of which he was q member.
Messrs. Worthington, Ashton and Hay,
three salesman In the employ Of Lyons
Delsny & Co., will be on duty In the camp
of the State militia this week.
JUN DoIi uub EctuTncu u tWO
weeks visit att Haverstraw, N. Y, with
relatives. Mrs. Dorl Is still on the Hudson
and will remain during warm weather.
The examination OF applicants for adop.
tion into the diocese was held In the base
ment Of the Cathedral this morning al
$3.50 o'clock. Rev. M. A. Fitzgerald and
Rev. J. r. MoDonough are president and
secretary respectively, OF the Examining
Board Of Clergy.
There are now three Higgins brothers
associated In business on North Main
street. Joseph Higgins has gone with hii
brothers, Michael and Thomas, which
makes an attractive, jolly and business
like trio. Success is sure to be the boys
reward as they are hard workers and con-
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