Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-31
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Horatio n. Fletcher died yesterday agec
SO years.
The local spinners' union will meet thii
evening in Sarsfi eld Hall.
The news store OF James Douglas wai
found open last evening.
Eureka Lodge, Pythian Sisters, held m
entertainment last evening.
The Providence veteran firemen gave
the Gaspee a trial yesterday.
Miss Eta Mcmahon OF woonsocket
visited friends in this city yesterday.
Memorial Day exercises were held in the
Grove street school Tuesday morning.
An entertainment was given In German
Hall yesterday which was very largely at
tended.
The Fairlawn improvement Society held
picnic yesterday that was very we'll at
tended.
William Penn Division, s. OF T., at
tended a meeting In Providence Tuesday
evening.
AT the Woodlawn Baptist Church Tues
day evening a social and entertainment
was given.
Charles NJ. Miller, son OF Alderman
Miller, sailed yesterday from New York
for Europe.
Yesterday the members OF the police
force came out crowned with their new
Summer helmets.
The flags on the school houses were at
half mast yesterday In honor OF the de-
parted heroes of the Rebellion.
Miss Fannie Lapworth has returned to
her home in Hopedale, Mass, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Peter B. McManus.
Officers Jeffers and Joseph Smith re-
turn TO duty today and Officers Reynolds
and O'Brlen begin their ten days fur
lough.
The firemen decorated the graves OF
their members yesterday with floral
shields, In imitation OF the badge OF the
department.
Miss Mary f. Cullen, daughter of John
p. Cullen OF the East side, died Tuesday
night. The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
The May Festival at Infantry Hall,
Providence, in aid OF the new st. Joseph's
Hospital was continued last evening with
a special Memorial Day programme.
Last evening supper and photograph
concert was given for the benefit of
Euraxa ntyigIan ITngforp RanL Il Of
which was very well attended and thor
oughly enjoyed.
Tower Post, No. II, q. A. r., yester-
day placed a memorial tribute upon the
grave of William f. Saylos, in recogni-
tion of the fact that be presented the bur-
iai lot in Mineral Spring Cemetery to the
post several years ago.
On next Saturday party OF SO young
ladies and gentlemen OF this city and
Central Falls intend having a party In
honor OF the birthday anniversary OF the
oldest daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. King,
saltwater farm, Smithfield.
The inmates OF the State Prison had a
good :'-e yesterday, enjoying games, etc.
" IuIhtANt NhO Ndb btnb lEOIl
this city for forgery, acted as official
scorer and James Linn, also OF this city, Is
mem ber OF the prison orchestra.
There will be no afternoon performance
at Lothrop's Providence Opera House Sat-
urday, the Katherine Rober Co. having
been engaged by Manager r. M. Field to
give a special performance of "Csmille" at
the Boston Museum. Miss Rober and
her company will return in time for the
regular entertainment In the evening
when "Camille" win be produced instead
OF East Lynne.
Tuesday evening the misses Annie and
B. O'Donnell were pleasantly surprised at
their home on Weeden street by a party
OF friends, the occasion being a farewell
visit as the young ladies intend to start
for Europe in few days. During the
evening the latter named sister was pre-
sented with an elegant gold watch and
Annie with pretty ring set with emer-
aids and moonstoDes. The young ladies
entertained their friends in fitting man
ner.