Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-05
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Inc new hurry up hrrlVen yesteruay
and Officer Mclaughlin sent In the first
man.
Miss Gertrude, daughter OF Edward and
Ellen Adamson, died yesterday sged Is
years.
DIR. Hefferin, the rising young dentist,
spent the Fourth with his parents at
Worcester.
Misses Lucy Smith and Annie Keefe
will leave tomorrow to spend few days
at Nsrrsgsnsett Pier.
The lawn patty of the ladies OF 81.
Mary's parish will be continued this even
ing at the same place.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Gladding
took place bis afternoon at 2 o'clock from
her late home, 1856 Broadway.
Patrick Donohue was struck by train
at the Gladstone avenue bridge, Provi-
dence, yesterday and badly hurt.
Miss Katie +. Shea OF Norton street left
Tuesday for two months visit to her
grandparents at Colchester, Conn.
John Moran and Miss Kate Hanigsn,
and John Hesly and Miss Catherine Lof-
ton have filed marriage intentions.
The new patrol wagon had lively
time Of 1t yesterday. Before midnight II
had brought In II prisoners--l4 men and
3 women.
A little newsboy nam ed Leddy had his
hand badly burned by exploding fire
crackers. He was attended at DIR. Stat
tery's drug store.
rhe Harmonic Society connected with
Theodor Koerner Lodge, ID. o. H., held
picnic yesterday In the grove at lngra-
hamville, ane enjoyed the day.
Col. Charles II. French, Medical Di-
rector Rhode Island ilitia, has been de-
tailed to visit the camp ground at Quonset
with the State Boafd of Health today to
inspect its sanitary qualifications.
DIR. Stephen Lee was Yesterday wearing
a badge worn by him 30 years ago In a
parade OF Pawtucket and Central Fails
Sunday Schools. The only other member
OF that parade now living here is Robert
Sherman.
Mary's Temperance Society played nine
from the Young Mems Catholic Associa-
tion yesterday morning at o'clock at
Camp Burnside. The former we're vic
torious, 20 to Is.
John Hogan, the florist, has removed
his store to his greenhouse on Carver
street. lie Is still prepared to supply
the wants OF all in the floral line and will
give estimates for landscape, gardening or
anything In that line.
Of Attleboro yesterday IL was voted to
recommend that the town purchase a
lot OF land tor $500 ana erect upon 1t an
armory for the Attleboro Light Infantry
at a cost not to exceed $4,000.
A horse belonging TO James Farrell
became frightened on Washington street,
Providence, Yesterday afternoon at
cannon cracker, and in shying knocked
down Mrs. Charles Carpenter OF Smith
street and considerably bruised her.
Clara M. Littleield, picked up of Block
Island Tuesday night, were brought to
Newport from the island yesterday on
steamer George w. Dsn,elson, and thence
sent to their homes in Richlsnd, Mass.
Oak Grove Farm celebrated the Fourth
In the usual manner-a Inc spread, games,
procession of "horribles," fireworks, etc.
Judge Robinson's grounds we're much ad-
mired. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fallows did
the honors for the day In a most accep-
table manner.
Box "a situated at the corner of Ex-
change and High streets was rung in
this afternoon for a fire on the roof OF a
shed on the Blandon estate, caused by
FIRE crackers. Box rs was also rung In
this afternoon for a fire on the roof OF a
house on Washington street.
George Jewett, a 10-year- son OF
John Jewett, residing at No. $50 Weeden
street, Fairlawn, was yesterday morning
knocked down by a bicycle ridden by a
young man named lngraham. The lad
was badly bruised and cut about the
face. He was attended by DIR. Edward
M. Lane.
rhe veteran fremen arrived home
from Providence early In the evening,
and after a short parade assembled at
their hall, where Capt. Joshua LothroI
made few remarks OF thanks and con.
gratulations, and then an fashioned
firemen's collation-crackers ana cheese
ETC., was served.
In front OF 157 Westminster street
Providence, yesterday two militismen haC
some words and engaged in a rough anC
tumble fight, during which one wal
thrown through the glass case containing
hair goods owned by Bennett a HERBERT
The men were taken into the military
quarters In the block, divested OF theil
uniforms and turned over to the police
Tney we're locked mp at Central Station.