Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-06
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The Fall Rivers are here today.
Tomorrow the Pawtuckets play In Wor-
cester.
Walter Colwell sails tomorrow for
Europe.
Mrs. Dr. Stanley will sail tomorrow for
Europe.
Meat is scarce and the price is gradually
crawling up.
w. IL. Appelles, wife and daughter are
at Nantasket Beach.
The Houlihan a. Mcguire boiler permit
case was settled yesterday.
Worcester defeated Ashton at cricket
July by a score OF 113 TO 81.
The Valley Falls Co. has attached the
property OF j. J. Rooney OF Providence.
The annual outing of the class OF 'g1
Pawtucket High School, vas held yester-
day.
The soldier boys are getting ready for
week OF fun interspersed with military
duty.
There will be a meeting OF the Paw
tucket Base Ball Association this evening
at 7:3O.
The lawn party OF the st. Joseph's I. A.
4 Il. Society Will be concluded tomorrow
evening.
The new and pretty rooms OF Enter.
prise Lodge, l. o. o. f., were opened up
last evening.
At st. Mary's Church Yesterday John
Healey and Miss Catherine Lotus were
united In marriage.
The Rhode Island wheelmen will hold a
twenty five mile open handicap road race
tomorrow on Reservoir avenue.
The State League games for tomorrow
are: Clydes and Wexford, Woodbines
and Russells, Banner Boys and Stars.
Beginning tomorrow all the banks will
close at noon on Saturdays, according TO
an act passed by the General Assembly.
Edward Darling and family will leave
here tomorrow morning 10. months
stay at Hotel Look on, Sugar Hin ,~"N. ii.
Andrew Cullen OF the Opera House Cafe
will leave tomorrow on three weeks trip
to New York and other points OF interest.
The funeral OF Gertrude, the 10 year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Adam
son Of "a West avenue, took place today at
2o'clock.
An anniversary mass for the ropose OF
the soul OF Mrs. DIR. johnson will be cele-
brated at st. Msry's Church tomorrow
morning.
Landlord Sibloy OF the Benedict House
has got out neat list OF the business
houses and principal points OF interest In
Pawtucket.
The case against John Shields for an az.
sault with dangerous weapon on Law
renee Dolsn comes up tomorrow In the
District Court.
Patrick Tormey OF Mineral Spring
avenue was fined 81 and costs yesterday
for keeping his saloon open after II
O'Clock July3.
The operation performed on Patrol
Driver Csrvell at the Rhode Island Hos.
pltal was very successful. lie Is In a COM
Portable condition.
The East Providence Town Council has
at last "got move on" and Will make Il
warm for any OF the toughs who create
disturbance in that section hereafter.
Enterprise Lodge, 10. o. f., has moved
into it's new quarters in the Spencer block
which they were Obliged to vacate March
Ton account OF the collapse OF wall.
The George Kennedy, who was Injured
on the railroad early Fourth OF July
morning, Is the son OF Thomas Kennedy
OF this city. lie was not seriously injured.
The dock at the State Camp Is nearly
completed, the men are now at work put.
ting up the rails alongside. The scows
and pile driver returned to Newport yes
terday.
The pleasures OF life are enjoyed by all
who partake OF the palntable meals al
ways served at the Main street restaurant
of 3. b. Havens & Co. Cigars to suit all
smokers.
The confirmation OF Col. O'Reilly, who
has arrived home from Europe, az Col.
lector OF this port, is expected within a
ie" uays' Col. u Reilly VIII at once as.
sumo charge upon receipt oia notification
that he has been confirmed.
j. +. Leahy OF the firm OF McCaughey Il
Co. returned yesterday from Middleboro,
where he spent the Fourth. Mr.. Leahy's
nephew, James z. Leahy, who graduated
from the High school of that place with
high honors, read the Declaration OF In
dependence.
On the Fourth OF July lad named
Joseph Oliver was examining some
pistols at the store OF the Hub Loan
Company, and boy like pointed one at the
clerk and pulled the trigger. IL hrp.
pened to be loaded with a ball cartridge.
and the ball whizzed by the clerks
cheek and lodged In the wall.
Must Be Cray.
ATLANTIC CITY July e-WiIliam Ia.