Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-21
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS or INTEREST TO ALL
oF OUR READERS,

the cigars today. It's girl.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William McGowan OF Psl
River are visiting friends here.
Tomorrow evening the eighth open al
concert takes place In the First Ward.
The interior OF Sol Coben's store II
being handsomely painted and papered.
Mrs. Maurice English and daughter
! Josie Of South Boston are visiting friends
here.
Don't forget the races Saturday at the
! Driving Park for the benefit OF the little
ones outing.
William Price, clothing dealer OF Co.
lumbus, OHIO, is visiting the family OF
David Harley.
A we'll known young fruit dealer of this
city is soon to be united to a prominent
lady OF Providence.
John Moran, clerk at Radikin &
Cooney's, left last night for two weeks
trip TO New York.
ELo,h Lewis OF the firm OF Lewis d
Curry Is recovering rapidly from an at
tack OF pneumonia.
Timothy Butler, the we'll known bot
tier, lost a valuable horse yesterday. II
dropped dead In the shafts.
The annual outing OF the orphans of st.
Aloysious Asylum OF Providence took
place today to Ro,ky Point.
Today the steamer Planet took Co. &,
Second Regiment, from Warren and Bris-
tol TO Rocky Point for days outing.
Tomorrow the Builders and Traders
Union, with guests from Worcester, will
be taken down the river on the Planet.
Misses Mamie, Angela, Belle and Annie
Freeman and Mrs. Vansnda and son left
touay for Block Island TO spend q week.
John Boyle and family OF Dexter street
have as their guests Robert White and
wife and Miss Nettie Boone OF Brooklyn,
NY.
The Commissioners who have In charge
the building OF the State Normal School
are to be the guests OF Samuel ii. Cross at
Westerly tomorrow.
Chief Perry was warmly greeted by his
walk up Main street. He was at the sta
tion during the forenoon.
This evening the steamer Pioneer will
take the members OF st. Andrews Church
Guild OF Mt. Pleasant for a moonlight
sail around Prudence Island.
Charles f. Denneny, clerk at the Stand
ard Boot and Shoe Store, has returned
from a visit to New York and he did not
run up against bunco steerers, either.
Thomas sulliyan, who was in the elec-
trio car accident at Crescent Park, re-
ceived a bad sprain OF the left knee cap
which will confine him to the house for
few days.
The funeral OF Frencls p. AndC rson, 7
years OF age, took place from the resi-.
dence OF his mott Mrs. May Ander-
son, at 80 North Main street, this after
noon at 2 O'Clock.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Bertha Pauline, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Rosenbaum OF Broad street, to
NJ. Kremes, promising young business
man OF New York city.
The eighth annual regatta OF the Rhode
Island Yacht Club, which was to have
occurred yesterday, was reluctantly absn-
doned on account OF adverse weather
aud postponed until tomorrow.
IN the show window OF MoElroy 4
! MONEYS clothing store may be- seen the
smallest COW on record. IL Is but twenty
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country.
The case OF Oscar O'Dette charged with
assaulting his wife Catherine, comes NJ
before the District Court tomorrow BY
continuance. Hugh J. Carroll Is counsel
for the prosecution and Osfield q Banigar
for the defense.
II was the intention OF a number o
young ladies and gentlemen OF this vicin
ity To hold private lawn party on Fores
avenue, Lonsdale, last evening but OWN,
to the rain the party was postponed unit
Wednesday evening.
The twenty fourth annual Scottish
games OF the Providence Caledonian SO
cieiy will be held at Rocky Point to
morrow. Many OF the most prominen n
athletes OF the United States and Csnad
will compete fer prizes.
Miss Leah Maynard OF Miss Cheet hs m
millinery parlors, accompanied by he
sister Florence, left yesterday for Martha
Vineyard for "a weeks vacation. Mis-
Mamie keenan, also left today for Ne,
London on visit to friends.
At the Rescue Mission last evenin
there was prayer ana conference meet
ing under the auspices OF the Women
Christian temperance Union. This even
ing Miss Mary Fits will speak.
Complaint was made at the police sta
sion last evening that some boys were In
; terfering with the pleasure OF other boy
who were trying to nave their own enjoy
, ment In their club house on Slack's Hill
Tnc patrol was sent over and two OF tr
disturDers were taken to the station
: They were released by His Honor th
Mayor, with the promise TO report at ii
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