Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
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| NJ. j. GreenaD, the Mineral Spring
avenue grocer, IN III.
Bernard Riley Of No. fire station is on
his weeks vacation.
Officer Mclaughlin found a new pair OF
black mitts yesterday.
George Rankin, Henry Carroll ana John
Clancy were sent TO jail today.
The ambulance Is driven too fast
through the main thoroughiares.
Byciclists are equlpping their machines
with bells OF more noisy character.
Owen Moran OF North Main street, who
was injured Wednesday in a runaway, will
recover.
The members OF the Common Council
last evening received from City Treasurer
Bates their quarterly salary oi s55 each.
The funeral services OF * Senator VII.
liam q. Browning OF East Greenwich viii
he held tomorrow at 1890 O'Clock.
Workmen today are bUsily engaged In
making needed repairs to the tracks ot the
Union Traction Company on Main street.
Saturdays hailstorm in Newport broke
so many windows that the price OF glass
went up Ia cons, quencc. lt's an III wind,
etc.
The funersl OF Patrick Msrrin, whose
death occurred 7estt rhsy afternoon, Will
take place tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock
and interment will be IN st. Francis Gem
etery.
Roast qushaugs were partsken Of by a
few invited scqusintances OF Frank T..
Holmes and Frank Il. Crawford at the
afternoon.
The water In the Blackstone river Is now
the lowest that II has been for "A long
time and nearly all the mills along II are
obliged TO stop part OF their machinery
each day on account OF The lack Of power.
Mrs. John Duffy, while hurrying along
with her husbands dinner today, WAS
overcome by the heat at the corner OF
Main ana Dexter streets. She vas taken
TO her home on Pawtucket avenue In the
ambulance.
Tower Corps, No. l. w. Il. C., held a
pleasant lawn party at the residence Of
Comrsde Benjamin q. Hughes, Prospect
street, last evening" A pleasant time was
INDUCED In by large party OF q. A. r.
people and their friends.
Miss Eliza Reynolds OF Lonsdale avenue
died last evening after a few days illness.
She WAS member OF Holy Trinity parish
and had a host of friends who will sadly
miss her. Her parents have the sympathy
OF the community In their bereavement.
Tne yards OF manufacturing concern
at Philadelphia are TO Oe paved with a
new material. Hay II put under heavy
pressure, then cut into blocks, which are
soaked In oil. IL Is claimed that this
process renders the blocks indestructible.
AT the meeting OF the Pawtucket Base
Ball Association last evening no business
OF importance was transacted. IL was de-
cided to raise more money and that was
done very easily today, ten men agreeing
to carry the team through the season.
The players are satisfied and will play
Boou ohils
Frank A. Budlong's sloop Mile, with
| party OF well.known Providence busi-
nEss men on boardand for whose safety
grave fears hadbeen felt arrived at the club
house OF the Rhode Island Yacht Club AT
Pawtuxet late yesterday afternoon. 1,
was thought the sloop had met with dis
| astor In Saturdays great storm, but a safe
haven had been found In Dutch Island
harbor, where she remained some time.
At the session OF the Probate Court yes
terday petitions for the probate OF the will
! OF Mary Toomey; for the appointment ol
| an administrators on the estate OF Martin
Burke; of Thomas r. Bsrnefield, guardian
| OF NJ sudie A. Miller and Ada I levelsnt
LUX, for leave to sell real estate OF said
wards; for allowance OF the final accounts
| of Andrew X. Slade, administrator on tb,
estate of Philip A. Slade; and OF Fannie
M. Vose, administrators on the estate oI
Hannah Il. Vose, were severally continued
three weeks with order Of notice.