Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-20
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The Plum bers Union will elect officers
tonight.
Officer White is on duty again after his
furloueh.
The two cases against w. f. Field come
| up for trial tomorrow.
The Pawtucket Street Railway Company
| Is putting In eut-outs.
At last the city fat hers have raised 900
| for the Glorious Fourth.
Courts City OF Pswtucket and Wood.
lawn meet this evening.
At the Hescue Mission last evening Rev.
w. l.. Wood made an address.
Mrs. Margaret Burke died at her home
on North Bend street aged AZ years.
st. Joseph's Temperance Society will
hold lawn party in Dunneil grove July
4th.
Tower Post will attend the graduation
exercises OF the grammar schools Friday
evening.
Sergeant Nickerson and family and DR..
and Mrs. Lane left today for Falmouth to
spend week.
Both the Pawtucket and Brockton
teams were tired OF the long ride from
Maine yesterday.
Coroner jerks has rendered his verdict
in the John McDermott case and 1t IL
an unavoidable accident"
Miss Celia Nee, sister OF ex Councilman
Nee OF Woonsocket, who has been visit
ing with friends here, returned home yes
terday.
AThe lady friends OF Kelley League No.
will hold lawn party on the grounds
OF Mrs. Asa Hill, 43O Main street, this
evening.
Daniel Horton did not escape from his
runaway accident entirely unharmed, as
II has been found that two OF his ribs are
fractured.
The Board OF License Commissioners has
granted a license to Terrence Bradley and
transferred the license of James Russell to
A. NJ. Kern.
First Lieut.. Walter G. Gatchell OF this
city, from the first battalion, has been APP
pointed one OF the battalion adjutants OF
the First Regiment.
The New England League games for to-
day are: Pawtucket at Fall River, Hsver-
hill at Brockton, Worcester at Lewiston,
Bangor at Portland.
In Lothrop's Opera House this evening
the children OF the Sacred Heart parochi
school will hold their third annual exhi-
bition. The pupils have been carefully
drilled by the Sisters.
The members OF the T. 1. l.. Club con-
nected with the first middle class OF the
party at Miss May Darling's tomorrow
for the benefit OF the Athletic Associs-
tion. The grounds will he elaborately
decorated, and music viii, be furnished
during the evening by the Grove street
and High School orchestrss. The affair
will be In charge OF the general commit
tee, consisting OF Misses May Darling,
Lucie Briggs, Angie Tilling hast, Bessie
Bowles and Della Brinton.
About 200 persons including the MEM
bers of the Advance Club OF Providence
and their friends made an excursion on
the Planet up the Seekonk to this city
yesterday. The party embarked at the
Crawford street bridge and was lavish In
It's praises OF the shores, and II was we'll
established that there was no end OF op-
portunity to develop parks and drive
ways. This was the purpose OF the expe-
dition, and 1t was carried out fully.
Lunch was served on board and the ex-
cursionists returned at o'clock.
The forty second commencement OF st.
Xaviers Academy for young ladies was
held at Tyler school hall, Providence, yes
tsrday afternoon, the exercises opening at
2:30 o'clock. The graduating exercises
were OF a high degree OF excellence, and
the pupils displayed the greatest ability
In the rendition OF the several numbers on
the programme. Graduating honors and
high school diplomas were then confer
red upon Miss Annie Brennan and Miss
Mary Garland, and grammar school d.
plomas to three Of the senior pupils.