Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-30
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George l.. Franklin has been visiting
friends at Clyde.
Officers Rockford and Murphy began
their vacations today.
The Palace Bowling Alleys will close
for the season tonight.
Dorothy, the infant daughter OF Fred
II. Simons, died yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Davis OF Lonsdale is visit
Ing friends at Awkwright.
Miss Zella Carey OF this city is visiting
friends on Fourth street, Fall River.
The Salvation Army OF Providence will
celebrate the Fourth at Silver Spring.
The County Convention OF the A. o. III.
will be held In Sarsheld Hall tomorrow.
Owen Clark, who is a student at the
Baltimore Seminary, is home on a yaca'
| tion.
Rev. III. l.. Hatings of Boston will speak
at the Y. M. &. A. Hall tomorrow after
noon.
The Outing Club OF Pleasant View will
not arrange for the annual vacation this
season.
The occasional snap OF fire cracker or
torpedo announces the coming OF the
Fourth.
| During July and August the Library
will close at 8 p. m. excepting Saturdays
and Sundays.
Rev. W.T.. B. Jackson will preach at
| Trinity Church tomorrow ana the fol-
lowing Sunday.
Milford is busy place today. The fire.
mems muster is being held and the town
Is In gala attire.
Hugh McCallum, a student at Brighton
Seminary, made an address at the Rescue
Mission last evening.
| We have not heard word of the sea
serpent yet this Summer. Maybe the
hard times have starved him out.
| Some OF The q. A. r. boys are suffering
from indigestion today after the clam
bake at Rhodes on the Paw,uxet
Tower Light Infantry will have TAR
get shoot July 4th T Sassairsss Point
leaving here In the morning at 7 O'Clock.
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collecting niokels with which 10 purchase
powder TO mutllate Himself on the ever
| glorious Fourth.
Someone broke into Oscar A. Steere's
barn a few nights ago and BADLY injured
his horse BY breaking its hoofs and cut
ting Its nostrils.
! People would like 10 see Pavtucket pa
triotic enough to have grand celebration
on the morning OF July 4, as IL comes
around each year.
| Many members OF the Knights OF
Honor OF this city atteL ded the twenty
first anniversary Of the order in Provi.
dence last evening.
A delegation from Twilight Temple
OF Honor No. 81 OF this city paid frater-
nal visit to North Star Temple OF Provi
dence last evening.
"Gen." Fitzgerald and his army say
they received rough treatment at North
| Attleboro and had TO bunk In hay field
three miles out Of town.
| The members OF the Narragansett
Wheelmen's Club made a run to this city
last night and stopped at the rooms OF
the Pswtucket Cycling Club.
The funeral OF Ann Elizabeth Tsber
took place this forenoon at 10 o'clock
| from the home OF her SON In law, George
II. Carr, % Clay street. She was in her
Goth year.
Branch Psrneil of the Irish Nationsl
Foresters will hold meeting sunday at
ternoon in Young Irelsnders Hall for
election OF officers and TO arrange matters
| I'm connection with their excursion.
| "Sweet Marie" Is said to have netted
Rsymon Moore $4,000 In a year. He
could make more than that next year II he
could only collect from people willing TO
pay royalty not TO hear 1t sung.
Gen. John NJ. Brennan is arranging for
an extended European trip, upon which
he will start as soon as he has looked after
the several cases which be has In charge
before the present session of the Supreme
Court.
Judge Wilbur says the law prohibiting
the carrying OF concealed weapons is not
10 be condemned. Its purpose is good snc
II works we'll generally. The main ques.
ton is as to the fact OF razor In per,
sons pocket being a weapon.
The orders from the military hesdquar.
ters relating TO the encampment were IN.
sued Friday. The encampment will be.
gin at Quonset Point July 8 and continu,
for six days. The orders are IN the usus
form, and the routine OF daily duty doe
not differ from that OF last year.
As will be seen by the advertisement or
our first page a lawn party will be held n
Dunueil Park, Prospect street, on July
and the following evenings. The ground
will be beautifully illuminated and tn,
proceeds will be for the benefit OF tn
new psrochisl school now In course o
erection by Father ginserney.
An order has taken effect on the Con
solidsted lines that IL very unpopula
with the employees OF the company. Oh
Sunday the passbooks tot the smpioye
we're called in, and now employees In ful
uniform ride free on ali the cars. II al
employe In not In full uniform he has 4
pay cash fare. This IL the part the EN-
ployes do not like.