Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-08
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this evening.
Branch 81 OF the Textile Workers will
meet this evening.
License Commissioner 5weetland has
been at Watch Hill.
Arnold b. Hill and Miss Alice A. Cheet-
ham have filed marriage intentions.
The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen will be held tonight.
The Greene camp meeting opened to-
day and will continue until the 10th.
The Central Falls Cadets are having
grand time In camp at Crescent Park.
Joseph X. True died at his home, 20
Hawes street, yesterday, aged 33 years.
The Lorraine Sunday school went to
Rocky Point today on the steamer Planet.
This afternoon the Seekonk Society are
holding clam bake at Judge Robinson's
farm.
The State SeaIers OF Weights and Meas
ures had a grand tine yesterday at Fields
Point.
DIR. James l.. Brooks and wife and Mrs
ildRuchu uhNo hIIiNou uo"0 run hhSh
vacation.
The Pawtucket City Band will give its
sixth open air concert this evening at
Collyer Park.
The usual weekly session OF the City
Council Committee on Accounts was held
last evening.
The official notice OF James +. Murphy,
assignee OF A. J. Gallagher, will be found
| In the advertising columns.
Officers Mcconnell and Nemitz will
begin their ten days furlough tomorrow,
when Officers Lee and Henry return.
Rhode Island pensions-original, John
Hallsworth, East Greenwich. Original
widows, Annie Il. Doherty, Providence.
&C. Chalk, the Fairlawn expressmaD,
has an addition to his family I'm the per-
son OF young daughter who arrived last
night.
A number OF members OF Tower Post,
No. II, G.. A. r., will attend the lawn
party on State street, Providence, this
| evening.
The union excursion of the First and
Second Separate Companies, X. l. M, and
Ives Post, q. A. r., took place today at
Rocky Point.
Several members OF the Women's Auxil-
iary OF the Y. NJ. q. A. went to Newport
today to attend the picnic and conference
OF the local auz Iliary.
Many from this city attend the races at
the Kent County Drying Park at Hills
Grove. b. Gsnnett's horse, Blsckthorn,
was In one race yesterday.
The Y. NJ. &. A. football team has sc-
cepted the terms OF the Woonsocket Agri-
cultural Society for the game with the
Fitchburgs September IL.
| The funeral Of Mrs. Corrigan, formerly
| OF Water street, who died yesterday at
| Woonsocket, VIII take place at st. Mary's
Church tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
The CITY Council Committee on Finance
met last evening, but in the absence of
the chairman, came to no definite con-
clusion OF any matter OF Importance.
Il was reported last evening that a man
had fallen from an electric wire pole on
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jured, but inquiry failed to corroborate
the rumor.
| About 1900 members OF the Order of
Foresters will attend the annual outing
at Rocky Point August Is, representing
forty courts. Court City OF Pawtucket
will not take part.
There will be meeting OF the Black
stone Valley Game Association this even
ing at their rooms. At this meeting the
committee who had In charge the liberat =
ing of the Southern quail Will report.
The new and fast steamer Awashonks
will make a moonlight excursion around
Prudence Island Thursday evening, Aug.
8, leaving foot OF Planet street at 7:15.
The sail includes views OF Bristol, New
port, Conanicut and Prudence Parks and
all shore resorts, making delightful ex-
cursion and arriving home at 10:30.
The field day committee OF ,he Rhode
Island State Council OF American Me-
chanics have decided upon holding the
annual field day Sept. 10, when the an
nual complimentary parade to the Ma.
tional Council officers will be held In
Providence. The 18th annual session OF
the National Council will he held in
Providence during the 1lth, 18th and 18th.
An investigation was held Tuesday as
TO the cause OF the head-on collision
which occurred on the New England
road at the Atwell's avenue bridge Mon
day afternoon at o'clock between q
switcher and a special. Both engines
were somewhat wrecked, but no one was
hurt. 1t is said that the engines were
moving at the rate OF Is or 20 miles an
hour, when six is the rate allowed at this
point.
There is something wrong about the
connection OF the rails at the turnout for
the Providence cars on Main street, oppo-
site the Benedict House, and several
horses have received shocks there. Yes.
terday the horse of a man named Tingley
produce dealer, got shock and fell
nearly tearing the shoes of OF its hinc
feet. In the evening when a Cur starts
from the turnout a bright blue fame
shoots mp about foot.