Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-16
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CONDENSED NEWS or INTEREST TO ALL
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Edwin Darling has returned from trip
to Quebec.
Mrs. +. L. Ward OF Boston is visiting
friends In this city.
Rhode Island pensions-Original widow,
Alice q. Smith, Woodville.
Tomorrow the Young Germanis Society
will 60 to South Attleboro.
Stephen Whitaker has gone to his
Summer home at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
Many from this city attended the
Brown Promenade Concert last evening.
Coroner jerks will probably render his
decision on the McDermott inquest Mon
day.
Joseph McGowan and Miss Aun Mstil-
da Hubert have filed marriage inten-
tions.
The Hay Cart was taken from the
freight depot to the engine house this
noon.
The veteran firemen held a rehearsal
last evening for their entertainment to-
night.
Rev. Alexander McGregor has returned
from Omaha and will occupy his pulpit
tomorrow.
The members of Tower Light Infantry
left this afternoon for the range at Ssyles-
willie for rifle practice.
The electric cars will carry you to the
picnic OF the Fairlawn Improvement and
Social Society this evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Annie A. Monroe
will be held Monday at o'clock from
her late home q Brown street.
W. 8. Pettigrew lecturod on "The
Worlds Parliament OF Religions" at the
Y. NJ. &. A. rooms last evening.
Now that the nights are warm the
hoboes prefer sleeping In the open air to
the boards at the police station.
Park Place Church has been secured Tor
the High School graduation exercises on
next Wednesday and Friday evenings.
There will be anothsS attraction for the
people at Roger Williams Park tomorrow.
1t is "Rachel," +" the newly arrived camel.
LuBcno n SEhWiOIu nus AOSoiNco
q 900 from Pawtucket Council, A. o. U.
W., OF which her husband was a member.
John Gon, the man who was found
wandering around near Attleboro, has
been returned to his home at Providence.
William G. Bourne, Joseph b. O'Neil
and Israel Strauss OF this city graduated
from Brown University Wednesday. The
address to the under graduates will be de-
livered by Mr.. Strauss.
Coroner Il. II. Lincoln OF Providence
has concluded an inquest on the death OF
Richard &. Mercer, who was shot by
Broker David Randall at the Board OF
Trade building, but has as yet rendered
no decision.
Rev. John +. Lynch, President Of the Z.
T. A. U Of the diocese, has appointed
Charles /. McAlice of this city, John Cur
ran of Providence and Miss Kate Bennett
OF Westerly, on the committee on orgaDi-
zation OF new societies.
Albert NJ. Beers, administrator OF the
estate OF Nelson Waterman, has brought
suit against the Eagle mills OF Woon-
socket for $4,000. Waterman was scalded
to death at the mills last winter. The
writ is returnable July 9th.
The members OF Eureka Lodge, K. OF
p, accompanied by members OF Charles
e. Chickering and Washington Lodges,
left at 6:32 o'clock last evening for Mans
field to pay fraternal visit to f. A. Chase
Lodge. All had an enjoyable time.
Lincoln Park, on the line of N. Y, n.
ii. and II. Railroad, 10 minutes ride from
Providence, will be ready for inspection
tomorrow. Free tickets will be furnished
to all who call at Isaac l.. Goff's, good on
the 1897 train which runs through the
park. Sec advertisement.
William J. Higgins OF Providence, sub
High Chief Ranger OF the Grand Court OF
Foresters of this State, was in this city
yesterday on business. He is now con-
nected with the Vermont Manufacturing
Co. as travelling salesman for the sale of
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