Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-19
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Harry Spencer is i'll.
Fred II. Merriss is at Colorado Springs.
The Kings Daughters will hold sale
this evening.
May Temple, Pythian Sisters, will hold
sale this evening.
Patrick McNeal was In New Bedford
yesterday on business.
John North OF Saylesville is spending
his vacation In Philadelphia.
Tower Light Infantry held its regular
weekly target shoot last evening.
The Board OF Governors OF the Paw
tucket Boat Club will meet tonight.
Both branches Of the City Council will
meet this evening in special session.
Sergeant Nickerson and Officer McOuf
and Gardner begin their vacations tomor-
row.
Miss Alice b. Cox OF Nova Scotia is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. q. V. Fuller OF this
| city.
Harry Summer Jordan and Miss Elsie
Grace Pearce have filed marriage inten-
tlons.
Christopher Lsvery, Nicholas Kelch and
Michael Dillon OF South Boston were In
town yesterday.
Another respectable citizen, Philip
O'Brien by name, has been refused
license. Is It Smiths hand. Ishmail2
This afternoon the Advance Club, com.
posed OF Providence business men, made
an excursion up the river to this city.
William Mcdonald OF Brewster street is
In a serious condition from blood poison
ing, the result OF dog bite last week.
The recent fair held In Woodlswn by
the St. Jean Baptiste Society was finan-
cial success. The net profit amounts to
s37397.
Members OF Unity and Beacon Light
Temples, Pythian SISTERS, OF Providence
attended the meeting OF Eureka Temple
last evening.
The New England League games for to-
day are: Fall River at Hayerhill, Brock
ton at Pawtucket, Worcester at Lewiston,
Bangor at Portland.
Mis- Mamie Mooney, bookkeeper In the
Office OF the Daily Patriot OF Concord, N.
H., who has been visiting friends In this
city, returned home today.
The Lewiston Sun will give the most
popular player on trat team gold watch,
chain and charm valued at sl25. The vot.
ing contest will not close until the end OF
the season.
Ambrose B. Winslow, an inmate OF the
Soldiers Home at Bristol, died at that in
stitution Saturday. Deceased served as
private for nine months in Company X,
18th Rhode Island Regiment.
The suit OF Daniel McCullum, admins
traitor Of the estate Of Robert Cook who
was killed in the Lonsdale accident, was
begun Yesterday. 1t is against the N. Y,
N. II. d II. railroad and is for $4,000.
Daniel McGowan OF the Germania band
of Boston, who has been visiting his
cousin, Manager McGowan II the STAN
dard Boot and Store of this city, returne1
home today. He thoroughly enjoyed his
weeks visit.
1t is reported in Attleboro that on and
after July l a reduction i'm wages will be
made in a number OF shops that mana
facture cheap lines of jewelry. 1t is said
that a reduction is made necessary by the
present state OF business.
The police OF Lynn are looking for Jo-
seph p. Doug lass, who has been missing
since January. lie Is . feet inches tall,
OF dark complexion, black mustache and
hair tinged with gray. He is a hostler
and is supposed to be in this city or Prov
dence.
In the Y. NJ. Z. A. rooms last evening
two prizes were given to the two pupils
who had advanced more rapidly than the
rest during the course uf series of les
sons. His Honor Mayor Tiepke and
Superintendent OF Schools Fisher were
present.
The State camp ground committee and
that appointed by the town OF Wexford
held preliminary meeting at the North
Kingstown Poor Farm Saturday for the
purpose of layiHg out the proposed high
way from the wharf to the militia camp.
1t is understood that another meeting
will have to be held before the route is
definitely settled.
Spectators at the bathing beach at Cres-
cent Park Sunday afternoon were treated
| to sight seldom seen outside "a dime
museum or circus side show. One of the
bathers, man OF large proportions, was
tattooed from head to foot. On his back
was a large coat OF arms OF the United
States that was unusually artistic. The
man was q member of yachting party
from Fall River.
l.. Mostelle, wife and child, came near
being seriously hurt on Charles street at
the foot OF Orms street at l2:45 O'Clock
yesterday. Mostelle, with his family, was
riding Ia market wagon towards Ran
dali square, when Pawtucket electric
collIded with the thill and crushed one
wheel. The occupants were thrown tc
the street. All were bruised, but they es.
capped without serious injury.