Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-02
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Thomas Cunningham OF Water street is
III.
Charles +. Chickering Lodge, X. OF p,
met last evening.
Prof. James Allen, the aeronsut, was
In town yesterday.
William j. Freeman is visiting his pa
rents for few days.
Rev. Father Conloy OF New Jersey is
home on brief visit.
A poor counterfeit OF the g silver GER
tificate IL IN circulation.
Fire alarm boxes 81 ana 90 were burned
| out during the recent storm.
James Douglas, the newsdealer, was in
Boston on business yesterday.
Col. Robert McCloy and Edward Card
have returned from Block Island.
The Planet took the Nstick Baptist
Sunday school down the bay today.
Mrs. Brintha Carpenter, formerly of
this city, died at Rumford Tuesday.
Today Is Alfredian Day at Rocky Point,
and was celebrated by grand excursion.
The Narragsnsett Shoe and Leather
Club will not hold its annual outing this
year.
Thomas Sedgwick steele and family and
Lyman b. Gofi's family left today for Bar
Harbor, Me.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet in their rooms In the Cottreil Block
on Friday evening.
George Tuxedo, 10 years OF age, Is miss
ing from his home, $50 Westminster
street, Providence.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Hogan
will take place from st. Msry's Church
tomorrow morning.
One OF the shafts OF Patrick McAIevy's
team broke as he was driving up Main
street this morning.
Miss Mamie Donnelly OF Hartford,
Conn.,, who has been visiting friends In
this city, returned home today.
The various labor organizations OF the
State will observe Labor Day, Sept. 8, by
an excursion to Crescent Park.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union met at the residence OF Mrs.
French, 243 North Main street, this after
noon.
A bad washout on North Main street at
the top OF the hill on Pleasant View was
repaired by the highway department yes
terdsy.
This is gala day for the Irish literary
| societies of the State and the members
with their friends deserted Pawtucket
early this morning.
State Sesler OF Weights and Measures
James NJ. Crawford has issued invita-
tions for an outing which takes place
| Tuesday TO Fields Point.
During the past few days an addition
has been made to the police department.
The pet cat has small family which she
psrades around the guard room.
Pickpockets are playing their trade on
the boats TO the shore resorts. Two dia
mond shirt studs were lost on the O'Clock
trip from Rocky Point yesterday.
The funeral OF Willie, the 11.months.
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kilmur-
ray, took place this afternoon from their
houp on Washin gton street on the Plains.
The meeting OF tho Ladies Aid Society
OF the First M. T.. Church at the residence
of Mrs. Albert Goff on Beecher street yes
terday afternoon and evening was pleas.
ant affair.
The delegates from st. Mary's Young
Mems Catholic ASSOCIATION, Rev. J. H.
Lennon aud Joseph Osheld, Jr., will not
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ly Monday.
The new patent liquor faucet invented d
b. Thomas Msckol, now being maDuiac-
tured for him, will be on the market next
week. | viii eff ct great saving for
those who use it.
The matinee exursior spf the st. Mary's
Christian Doctrine Society on steamer
Planet next SATURDAY ut 2;30 O'Clock
promises to be one oi the most enjoyable
excursions OF the season,
Under the auspices OF Hose of the At
tleboro Fire Department the new electric
power station OF the North Attleooro
Steam and Electric Company at Farmers
was opened Thursday night.
Agent X. Lincoln Lippitt oi the Lippitl
WOODEN Company OF Woonsocket said
Wednesday that unless the Tariff bill II
+. passed the plant, employing go hands
will close Aug. II for an indefinite period
&. A. McCellum, william Dawson anC
Hans Hanson OF Central Falls, Jonn Geo
ghegan ~ Ashton ana Henry +. Adam
OF Cum berland Iill have entered the hi
cycle races To- be held next Saturday a
the Charles River Driving Park, Milford