Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-03
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| Several races took place at the driving
park this afternoon.
= The parade In Providence tomorrow
will be very elaborate.
Camp A. X. Tilton, $. OF ", will hold a
lawn party tomorrow.
The newsdealers did big trade in the
fireworks line last evening.
The weather clerk was very kind to
settle the dust for tomorrow.
The store OF Lynd Il Murphy will be
closed all day July the Fourth.
The muster in Providence tomorrow
will attract many from this city.
The Misses Moroney will soon leave for
their Summer home at Sandwich.
Ironside Council, No. I, American Me-
chanics, will install officers tonight.
The Salvation Army OF Providence will
hold forth at Silver Spring tomorrow.
A ladies' prayer and conference meeting
was held at the Rescue Mission last night.
Tower Light Infantry will leave tomor.
row morning at 7 o'clock for sasssfrass
Point.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the sacred
Heart Church will hold lawn party to-
morrow.
The lawn party to be held by the ladies
OF IT. Msry's parish will be very enjoy
able affair.
Arrsngemen nts are already being made
for the Rhode Island State Fair which
opens Sept. II.
Gov. Brown will leave on special train
at 10 tomorrow for Woonsocket, return.
ing at II o'clock.
Druggist Turner OF Fiske a. Co.. has re-
covered from bis recent illness and began
a vacation today.
The memb OF 81. Johns Church OF
Woodlawn will hold a picnic tomorrow
at Camp Burnside.
Charles Moran and Miss Katie Han.
nigan will be married at st. Mary's
Church tomorrow.
Ropelle Cappello, II years OF age was
drowned In Canada pond near the Vans
kuck mills last night.
Tonight all the mills OF BIB. Il X.
knight will shut down for the rest OF the
week to make repairs.
Landlord FoGrn!er .. the Pawtucket
Exchange Hotel, Riverside, will serve a
shore dinner tomorrow.
AT the meeting of Union Division, Uni
form Rank, X. OF p, last evening three
candidates were made Sir Knight.
Mrs. Catherine A. Gladding, widow OF
Hanson Gladding, died yesterday at her
home, 1886 Broadway, aged 81 years.
Eugene Degsn OF New York is on a
brief visit to his uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dunlea, OF Dunnell avenue.
II you see boy with 7x9 smile lug
ging home a big bundle, you can make
up your mind he's got layout for the
Fourth.
st. Joseph's Temperance Society will
hold a lawn party on the Dunnell Park
grounds tomorrow and during the rest OF
the week.
Complaints have reached the Board OF
Public Works about depredations COM
mitted by boys on the High School site
formerly the Gage estate.
Bessie +. Bucklin has caused an attach
ment to be placed on the personal prop
erty OF Nickerson h Smith for a bill OF
sl65 for rent OF the Pswtucket Hotel.
A son OF p. J. Conway and a child In
the Colwell family died Sunday OF scar
let fever at Cumberland. These are the
first deaths reported in some time there.
The whole number OF deaths through
out the state In April was 575, an increase
OF three over the preceding month, and
seven less than In the same month las,
year.
The trustees OF the Free Public Library
held their regular monthly meeting yes
terday afternoon, and transacted som,
routine business, but othing OF interest
to the public.
Col. y. l.. O'Reilly, the recently ap
pointed Collector OF the port of Provi
dence, has retur ned from his trip abroad
He will assume control at the Custom
House In few days.
The Committee on Property OF tn,
School Committee met last evening an,
awarded the contract for cleaning tn
school house vaults and cesspools L
Joseph Martin for ESQ.
Miss Cassie Mcconnell, a talented younI
lady OF Woonsocket, visited friends fl
this city last evening. She attended tn
wedding OF her cousin, Miss Susie I
Grimes, In Providence this morning.
II has been decided at the Rhod
Island Hospital not to perform the opera
tion upon Caleb J. Csrvelle until Thurs
day. The hospital surgeons will be a.
sisted ny DR.. Edward NJ. Lane OF thi
city.
A boy, whose name was not learned
while riding bicycle late yesterday az
ternoon, managed to- run into the fenc
around the Dexter street ball groundt
and broke one OF his toes The polio