Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-14
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Miss Geneveve Mason has been the
guest OF friends at Lippitt.
The telegraph linemsn has done lot OF
wire pulling since Wednesday.
Newport is happy because 1t will be al
lowed to retain the war college.
Division 8, A. o. H., will hold an impor-
tant meeting tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
May Temple, Pythian Sisters, will give
a supper this evening in their temple in
the Beswick Block.
The Pswtucket Woman's Suffrage
League will meet in the Kings Daughters
rooms at - today.
The quarterly meeting OF 81. hary's
Temperance Society will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Branch Parnell, /. N. r., will hold an
important meeting tomorrow afternoon at
3 O'Clock in Young Irelanders hall.
Rev. DIR. Grace OF Newport and Rev.
Thomas p. Grace OF st. Mary's Church,
Providence, sailed today for Europe.
Fred f. Halliday, Jr., Is making a hand
some sign for the David Harley Company
which will be placed on the front OF the
Conant building.
James II. Crowell OF SO Gooding street,
who Is undergoing treat ment for cancer,
is getting along very well. His daughter
Kate vas with him today.
Every electric car accident brings up
the subject of tenders and other contri'
vsnces to prevent loss Of life, but that is
about as far as the matter goes.
Another meeting of those interested in
forming branch OF the Z. X. OF A, in st.
Joseph's parish will be held In the School
hall on Denver street tomorrow evening.
The 1000 libel suit brought by /. p.
Dodge and Morrell Smith against the
Times Publishing Company is set down
for hearing In the Supreme Court Mon
day.
Thursday was the time set for the MEM
bers of the Fall River team to arrive In
the spindle city, but only Brady, O'Neill,
Klobedanz and Ladd blew In with the
blizzard.
Rev. DIR. Stang, rector OF the Cathredal,
has gone south to recuperate his failing
health. lie has been In st, Joseph's Hos
pital for some time. His srduous duties
have proven too much.
In the Providence Visitor which is out
today is an article written by Rev. Father
Kinnerney entitled, "Plain Talk to Plain
Young Men," II Is admirably penned
and should be read by every young man
In the city.
Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock the
annual election OF officers OF the Young
Mems Catholic Association of st. Mary's
Church will take place at the rooms on
George street. The annual reports OF the
officers will also be presented.
The camp commission accompanied by
military officers left Providence today at
II 80 to inspect the new stables at the
militia camp at Quonset Point. The
camp this year will present much more
inviting appearance than in '93.
Lewis III. Smith, superintendent OF the
Rays Main street cotton mill, formerly
the Harris Woolen company's No. 8, has
given notice OF resignation, to take place
next week. He goes from here to Paw
tucket, says the Woonsocket Reporter.
One of the features OF the coming ba-
Eaar OF st. Mary's Ladies Aid Society will
be an Irish village. 1t Will be an exact
counterpart OF country home on the
Green Isle. One of the prizes at the ba-
Esar will be COW which was presented
this week.
Mayor Tiepke has called a meeting OF
the State Republican League for this af-
ternoon to arrange for attending the con.
vention OF the National Republican
League at Denver, Col, June 20. 1t is
hoped they will not follow the example OF
Coxey's army.