Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27
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TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS

The Plumbers Union will elect officers
this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt j. rice sailed on the
Steamer Paris for Europe today.
Herbert A. Rice, son OF Capt. Rice, is
home from college on his vacation.
The schools OF Central Falls will close
Friday for the Summer vacation,
The Committee OH Fourth OF July cele-
bration will meet this evening In Mayor
Tiepke's Office.
Tomorrow afternoon the graduation ex.
ercises OF st. Mary's school will be held at
2;30 In the school hall.
Edward Myers, one OF the prominent
citizens OF Broogiyn, N. Y, and father
OF sG.rs. William II. Grimes, is in town.
Martio Gately and Miss Catherine Nc
Kenna, aud Patrick Mcbride and Miss
Katie Curry have filed marriage inten.
tions.
This morning the Sunday schools OF
st. Paul's and Trinity Churches boarded
the steamer Planet for a sail to Fort
Adams.
The 18th annual excursion OF the Bryant
d Stratton Business College Will take
place tomorrow on the Steamer Day Star
to Fort Adams and the City by the Sea.
Scarlet fever has made its appearance
in Manville again. Two cases are re-
ported, and the houses are quarantined,
and all extra precautions have been made
to limit the disease to its present loca-
tion.
IL is expected by the Board OF Select
men OF Attleboro that the Gypsy Moth
Commission will send number of men
there to exterminate the gypsy moths
before they eat the trees, fences and
houses.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Temperance So
evening. There are matters of great im-
portance TO come before the meeting, after
which there will be social meeting ex-
clusively for the members.
There Is on exhibition In the window
OF the Capitol a fine painting OF an
English setter by Asa Bailey, a local artist
of considerable repute. The dog Is the
head OF the Gordondsle Kennel of Attle-
boro and Is known as the Soudsn.
Charles Haines, young man OF 10
years, employed in the barber shop under
the Postoffice, while washing windows
yesterday afternoon slipped from chair
and striking on and breaking a spittoon,
severed an artery In his wrist. He was
attended by DIR. Walker.
This morning when Engineer Sullivan,
employed at the Taylor Building, was In
court a man rushed In and said the boiler
was about to blow up as the steam was
up and no water In the boiler. Sullivan
went to the scene OF the trouble and had
everything all right In a few moments.
The mail package containing $500
worth OF documents sent by Joseph NJ.
Bates OF Bates & Bacon, Attleboro, to
William b. French, Boston, which was
lost for two weeks and thought to be
stolen was found Monday under pile OF
pspers In MIR. French's Office where it had
been mislaid.
The marriage OF William Prescott
Nudge, Principal OF the Garden street
school, and Miss Gertrude, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Humes, will take place
at the residence Of the brides parents, $50
Cranston, Providence, this evening.
Many invitations have been issued and
1t will be brilliant affair.
There was a meeting OF the various
Irish literary societies OF the State at
Emmet Hall, Providence, Monday night
to make arrangements for their annual
excursion. Among the organizations
were the Young Irelanders Association
and Pleasant View Literary OF this city
and the Manchester Martyrs Association
OF Central Falls. They decided to have
the excursion Aug. at Crescent Park,
and elected John o'Connell OF Olneyvillc
as Chief Marshal for the parade oD that
day.