Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-16
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Boys q to yesterday.
Rhode Island pensions- Reissue, George
VI. Salisbury, Providence.
The Grand Lodge OF the X. Of r., met
at Providence this afternoon.
A sister OF DIR. slattery, the druggist, Is
visiting here from Milford, Mass.
Owen Hughes fell from a ladder a few
days ago and now his arm Is I'm sling.
The concert at Payne Park was post
| poned last evening on account OF the rain.
Miss Ellen Curry OF Eimirs, n. Y, is
visiting Miss Alice Conley OF Valley Falls.
Manager Jaretzky OF Sol Cohen's was
in Boston yesterday buying Fail novel;
! ties.
sLetter Carrier George Mason returned
to duty today, after fifteen days vacs-
ton.
Sol Cohen Is beautiying his gents
furnishing goods store with a new coat of
paint.
John j. Perry has severed his connec-
tion with the wholesale house OF w. II.
Grimes.
1he first truss for the roof OF the new
state Armory was placed In position yes.
terday.
Mrs. Lyons Delany and daughter left
yesterday for Move Scotia to visit with
relatives.
John Dick and Mary q. Healey and
John Kelley and Nellie Hamilton have
filed marriage intentions.
Block Island had on it's best bib and
tucker again Yesterday In honor OF Ed
ward Welch the pharmacist.
Rev. Father Carraher OF Elmira, N. ",
has for the past few days been the guest
OF James II. Conley OF Valley Falls.
The River Spinning Co.'s plant at
| Woonsocket, which has been shut down
for seven weeks, will start up Monday.
The Pawtucket and Providence news
paper men defeated the Boston pencil
pushers at Crescent Park yesterday to 4.
Brunnemeyer will pitch tomorrow for
the Pawtuckets and local people will be
given a chance to See how the little "phe-
nom" will do up the Fall Rivers.
Captains OF the life saving stations
along the coast have received orders
from Washington TO be prepared TO go
on duty at any moment with their crews.
| The Foresters got home last evening in
time to escape the shower and all re-
ported a grand time. The day was not
the best, put II did not in any way dis
turh she excursionists.
st. Mary's Temperance Society met last
evening ana initiated two new members.
Several propositions were handed In ana
considerable routine business was dis
posed OF. The reports Of the officers were
read aud the financial condition of the
society was shown to be first class. The
mem mbership is increasing rapidly.
| William Cronin, who Is one of the most
promising students OF the Law University
at Washington and is at his home here
during vacation, has as his guest John p
Dolan, a bright young graduate OF the
same institution, and who Will on Sept.
assume the very fiattering position Of AS
sistant District Attorney OF the District
of Columbia.
The balloon ascension from Crescen,
Park at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
by Prof. Jewell, and his subsequent droJ
from the clouds In the parachute, was the
drawing card OF Manager Boyden's re.
sort. The ascent was a complete success
Thousands OF people were present and de-
clared IL so to be, and the drop OF the par
achute after the balloon had assembled to
height of fully a mile was sufficiently
thrilling to satisfy even the most exactinl
spectators.
rhe Joint committee on property and
promotions OF the school committee, ac'
coompanied by the Inspector OF Build
ings, Daniel l.. Wilmarth, Chief Janitol
Benjamin q. Perkins, Superinte ndeni
; Fisher and the Chairman of the schoo
committee, visited the High street
grammar school and the Greene building
yesterday to consider what is necessary Il
be done to fit these buildings for oc
cupancy by the High School at the open
ing OF the school year, Sept. 10. Aftel
looking the buildings over II was de
cided to commence the necessary prepsra
tlons at once.