Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-14
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The License Commissioners will meet
tonight.
Officer John Murphy Is the father OF
another son.
ExLieut. Gov. l.. b. Darling is at his
Summer home at Chatham.
John Murphy has accepted position
In the Central Falls Worsted Mil.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday will
DC observed as fast days by Catholics.
Mrs. Harry Clements OF Boston is visit
ing her parents on Mineral Spring avenue.
This evening cross. country run will
be made by the members OF the Y. M. e.
A.
Delaney Council, X. OF c., will meet
Wednesday evening, when the installation
OF officers will take place.
George Westherhead's steam yacht
Canute took her owner and a few guests
to Newport and return yesterday.
A dog belonging TO Michael Higgins
on Saturday bit a child OF Thomas Larkin
In the cheek. The dog was killed.
Phelsn Of Lawn avenue, who has been
visiting here, left Saturday for the West
The large house on the end OF the Mer-
chants Exchange building was sold by
Auctioneer Rogers Saturday afternoon to
Patrick McNesl for $50.
The patients at the smallpox hospital
are all reported to be Improving rapidly,
and II Is only question OF time when
they will be discharged as cured.
Nathan w. Kennedy, editor OF the Put
nam, Conn, Standard, and his wife and
son are visiting at the home OF Frank r..
Greenslitt OF the Telegram, on Broadway.
Miss Loretta Brennan, the accomplished
soprano, who has been a member OF the
Francis Wilson Opera Company during
the past season, arrived home from De-
troit, Mich, yesterday.
The following Pawtucket people were
in New York during the past week: f..
n. Littleheld G. l.. Miller, o. A. Newell
and wife, &. t. Pervear, j. f. Rodgers, j.
| Shartenberg, L. Thayer, A. L. Tenney.
This evening at the meeting OF the Paw
tucket branch OF the National Textile
Union National Secretary Richard Nc
Guy will make report of the proceedings
at the national convention at PHILADELPHIA.
At Park Place Church last evening,
the pastor, Rev. Joseph j. Woolley, dis
| coursed upon the life an characteristics
| OF Hon. william f. Sayles and Eugene A..
Crawford, both Of whom died during the
| past week.
The conductors and motormen on the
Lonsdale avenue line are indebted to
John Dexter OF Chapel street, Saylesyille,
for can OF ice-cold milk given them yes
terday afternoon. The day was hot and
the draught was grateful.
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, as
the horses on belt line car were being
changed at the turn table on Dexter
street, they in some way escaped and ran
down the street. At the foot OF the hill,
near the Fales & jerks machine shop,
one OF them fell, and both were captured.
The annual recital OF the pupils OF Miss
Mary Il. Lynn, the well known teacher OF
elocution, will take place at the Provl-
deDce Opera House next Monday evening"
An excellent program has been arranged
and the affair Will surpass last years en-
tertsinment which was highly successful
from every point of view.
AT the Sunday Breakfast Mission yes.
terday morning, remarks were made by
Rev. Mr.. Rhen OF Newport, Charles e.
Corbett OF Providence, and by Edward
A. Corbett with blacks bsrd sketch.
Solos were rendered by Joe Moss, Alice
Gillispee and Mrs. Charles {. Corbett.
Fourteen signed the pledge.