Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14
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or OUR READERS
Hidden Is the face OF this dear friend OF ours.
Bring tho inm0rtelles - just q few white
flowers
His was life 30 sweet and true. his was love so
Such return % seemeth NEE, gladly Let Us
render.
He has gone beyond reoall-no neglect of ours
Fer can b. Atonsd for BY = wealth Of now-
Yet 'tis well 70 show our love by this simple
giving.
Then 20 homo and think the more how to
serve the living.
Minneapolis Housekseper.
Chief Perry Is reported Ill.
Miss Sarah Entwistle is visiting in
Holyoke.
Officer Gardner was taken i'll this morn
ing and went home.
Rhode Island pensions-O Original, Job
II. steere, Providence.
William Adams OF Tower Light lnfan.
try was sunstruck at camp yesterday.
Mrs. Thomss Cunningham observed her
birthday in pleasant manner Thursday
night.
About 75 people went from this city on
the Old Colony excursion to Nantasket
Beach today.
Robert Grimes, the bright son OF VIII
liam II. Grimes, Is home for the Summer
from Fordham College.
Bernard Flanagan has opened a gro
cery store at the corner OF Pswtucket
avenue and Garden streets.
Thursday evening Matthew Laryin OF
Providence was nearly robbed on the
highway at Bullock's Point.
Clan Fraser, o. 3. e., is making prepare
tions for day OF Scottish games on the
Dexter street grounds on the 18th OF next
month.
Frank st. German, brother OF DIR. st.
Germsin, has the sympathy Of all his ac-
qusintsnces In the death OF his bright
little daughter.
At last accounts fierce forest fire was
raging between East Blackstone and
Bellinghsm, Mass, which has destroyed
hundreds of acres OF woodland.
Bill Poster Mcmahon and daughter and
Mrs. Joseph Conley visited the State
Camp yesterday and we're royalty enter
tsined by Messrs. Tibbetts and Lambert.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Christian
took place this morning at . o'clock from
St. Mary's Church. She was a resident OF
Jane street, Falrlawn, and was highly
respected.
Detective Haberlin went to Boston yes
terday afternoon, and returned with
John Dugan, who Is suspected of hav-
ing been concerned in the breaking and
entering OF Miss Rconey's store on Broad
way early Sunday morning a few weeks
ago.
George A. Sullivan, registered pharma-
cist OF Providence, whom DIR. Gsgnon had
| engaged when he opened his drug store
| on Exchange street, has entered into part
nership with the latter. The new firms
name will be Gagnon q Sullivan. Frank
| Girard will remain as clerk.
A company of citizens OF Worcest or,
mum mbering between 300 or 400, passed
through this city yesterday morning, and
spent the day down the river. The ex.
cG.sion wag one OF those given occasion.
ally by the Worcester division OF the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
Miss Debbie Sayles has commenced her
annual custom of furnishing sweet peas
to be sold for the benefit Of the Day Nur-
/ aha
tiful collection to Fisk's drug store for
this purpose. Last year she realized some
$50 for this charitable institution In this
way.
| A horse attached to a carryall ran away
on Park street yesterday afternoon. A
wheel went OF In turning into East street
and a man and woman and child were
thrown out. The man was somewh hat
Injured. The carriage was badly broken,
and the horse, when last seen, was going
down East street at rapid gait.
Thursday evening at the meeting OF the
employees OF the Union Railroad Co. the
charter from the Federation OF Labor was
accepted and 1t was voted that a commit
tee secure legislation that will necessitats
the licensing OF motormen. The men
want 10 hours work In q II hour day and
t2:l5 day for both motorn.en and con.
ductors.
The Committee on Sewers OF the City
Council met last evening and after due
consideration rejected all bids for tt,
construction OF the fremont street
Dartmouth street and Glenwood avenue
sewers and ordered that the same be con-
structed under the direction OF the Com.
missioner OF Public Works. This ~ un-
derstood TO mean that In this work the
laborers resident OF this city shall have
the preference.