Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-23
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Henry e. Burton is visiting at Lippitt.
The Free Wanderers held an excursion
today.
A new counterfeit % note Is in circula-
lation.
Miss Nellie A. Chapman is visiting ct
River Point.
The wandering willies" have invaded
Fields Point.
Miss Mabel Rathbone OF this city is Wis
iting at Hope.
Miss Nellie Congdon OF Valley Falls is
visiting at Hope.
There we're no cases In the District
Court this morning.
Rev. p. M. vinton spoke at the Rescue
Mission last evening.
Councilman Lyons Delsny has returned
from q visit TO WELLESLEY.
Mrs. Joseph W. Bloomer OF Pine street
sailed today for England.
N. y. Greet will conclude his chalk talk
at the Y. M. Z. A. this evening.
Conaughton play with Hayerhill.
At the Pswtucket Driving Park today a
match race for s25 side took place.
The members OF the Y. M. &. A. base
ball team met for practice last evening.
Miss Mary ID. Pollard OF the training
school left today for her home in Maine.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
OF st. Mary's parish will meet tomorrow.
This evening the Painters and Decora-
tors will hold an excursion down the
river.
The local members OF the Royal Area
mum spent the day at Crescent Park yes
terday.
The High school pupils made an ex'
cursion to Newport today on the steamer
Planet.
The class OF '94 OF the Pswtucket High
School held its class supper In Providence
last evening.
Hugh l.. Hastings OF Boston will speak
on the MISTAKES OF Moses" tomorrow at
the Y. NJ. &. A.
Mrs. q. NJ. Gay OF Bagley street, and
her mother, Mrs. George Howst, sailed
today for England.
Miss Susie Greeley, one of the kinder
garten teachers, will spend her vacation
at her home In Maine.
Miss Mary l.. Rogers, Edna b. Arnold
and M. Josephine Moroney are home from
Wellesley for the Summer vacation.
Today the school flags are flying 1t being
the anniversary OF the landing OF Roger
Williams In Rhode Island In 1896.
The first excursion to Seaconnett Point
will be made tomorrow the Steamer
Awashonks leaving Providence at 10 a. m.
A special meeting OF the Bricklsyers
Union, No.3, will be held In their hall,
Bates Block, Monday evening at 8 so'clock.
At the Pawtucket Congregational
Church last evening the Boys Brigade
held drill, Captain Bennett command
ing.
The class OF 'G OF the Garden Street
Grammar School have presented to their
school an elegant picture entitled "The
Imperial Courier"
Thomas Lamb, the enterprislDg tea
merchant OF Marin street, wears a happy
smile today. Cause, twelve pound baby
boy very early this morning.
Thomas w. Robinson, Esq, attorney
for the mortgage OF the restaurant 3l3
Main street, sold the personal property to-
day at 10 O'Clock for si55 to Edward Don
ahoe.
Misses Nellie McFee and Ellen {.
Martin, teachers at the Laurel Hill school,
sailed for Europe today, the former for
Scotland ana the latter for general tour.
Miss McFee was accompanied by her
mother.
William W. Curtis, principal OF ;he
High School, left this morning for Bruins
WICK, Me-, to attend the Tooth anniver-
ssrp OF his college, Bowdoin, which will
commence tomorrow ana continue
throughout the week.
Yesterday some of the street railway
men tried the new system of cut outs and
shut the current off at the Postofiice.
There were several cars on Main street
ana OF course they ali came to stand
still. The system worked well.