Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04
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There will be picnic at Fairlawn this
evening.
A. Il. Rankin has gone To the Vineyard
| for ten days stay.
q. A. Sweeney has been appointed Post
master OF Attleboro.
Monday the First M. E. Sunday school
will go down the river.
Mrs. George Porritt and son are at
Block Island for week.
The Take-it Easy Boys will go to Cres-
Park tomorrow by barge.
The Woodbines went to Woonsocket to
day to meet the st. Annes.
Many from this city attended tho BIZ
cycle races at Milford today.
Miss Bridget Shea of Plainfield, Ct, is
I'm town on a visit to friends.
Miss Margaret Linn OF the New Idea
Store will begin her vacation Monday.
Thomas r. Gallagher, prominent
Hartford business man, was In town yes.
terday.
Miss Deborah Knox and Miss Ada l..
Newell spoke at the Rescue Mission last
evening.
Rev. Rufus +. Chase OF Dorchester,
Mass, will ofliciate at trinity Church to-
morrow.
Miss Agnes Crofts left Friday morning
for a weeks visit to Worcester and Mill
bury, Mass.
Charles Stanley, elevator boy OF Deshy
Bros, has returned from his vacation,
tired but happy.
William Freeman, who is visiting his
parents here, attended the wedding OF
cousin In Boston today.
T.. T. Leddy and Miss Sophia Donahue
will be united In marriage at st. Joseph's
Church Tuesday morning.
Rev. Father Halligan, pastor OF st.
Mary's Church, Is home again. He spent
several weeks In the South.
st. Maryts Christian Doctrine Society
went down the river today at O'Clock.
The trip includes sail at Newport.
A. IL. Sweet, whose large box factory at
Norton was wiped out by fire last week,
has decided to rebuild on the old site.
Miss Annie Rosen baum OF the New
Idea Store will leave Monday on her v.ca-
tion. She will spend 1t at New York and
Coney Island.
According to the City Hall records
Francis A. Sylvester has made an assign
ment to William A. Smith for the benefit
| of his creditors.
Little Elizabeth Robinson, who fell
| down the stairs on Leather avenue a
week ago last Monday, has not yet re-
| covered consciousness.
The delegates from st. Mary's Young
Meu's Catholic Association to the Nation
al Convention at Plattsburg, N. Y, are
| expected home tomorrow.
Walter G. Mckinley died at his home,
13S Water street, yesterday. lie was 73
years OF age and his funeral wiz take
place tomorrow at 2 80 O'Clock.
| The Msssac chusetts Catholic Order OF
Foresters OF Taunton went to Pleasant
Bluff yesterday, where they enjoyed one
OF Mr.. Cranston's shore dinners.
The Manville mills will start up on half
time next Wednesday. Two new fly
wheels Will be In position by that time.
The remainder OF the machinery Will be
started few days later.
The following Rhode Islanders have
been granted pensions: Original Rich
ard Gerald, Anthony; Lynneaus IL. stan
ley, this city. Original widows-Karo-
line l.. Hook, Providence.
Two trsmps named Duffy and Kelley,
who were arrested at Riverside a few
| weeks ago aud sentenced to six months
each at the State Farm at Howard, de.
camped from that institution Thursday
| afternoon.
Mrs. Jessie II. Morgan, with her three
nieces, Misses Jennie l.. and Jessie Brown
OF this city, and Miss Alice Martin OF
Lonsdale, left Friday morning for two
weeks visit to Greenville, N. II with Mrs
Morgan's sister, Mrs. Alvin Greene.
Mrs. Lyons Delany and family have re-
turned from Shawomet Beach ana are now
at their hone In this city. In about ten
days they will leaye for New Glasgow
Nova Scotia, the home of Mrs. Delany's
parents, where they will spend three OF
| four weeks.
| They had quite lively thunder storm
down Fall River and Newport way Friday
noon and long distance telephone com
munication between this city and New
port and Fall River was shut of for some
time, owing to slight damage caused to
the wires by the electricity.