Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-24
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shire.
Ossamequin Tribe, 1. q. X. NJ, met last
evening.
Officer Hudson is night man at the sta
tion this week.
Manchester Encsmpment, /. .. q. r.,
met last evening.
Mrs. George M. Spidell and son OF
Hartford are visiting here.
Counterfeit quarters and half dollars
are in circulation in this city.
w. W. Dexter has returned from a brief
business trip to New Hampshire.
Edwin Darling is experimenting the
layout OF a park 1t Hotel Lookoif.
QuoDg Lee, who kept a laundry on
North Main street, has gone to China.
Mayor Tiepke was at Watch Hill satur-
day, the guest OF the Secretary OF State.
John Northup, who fell on Dexter
street yesterday, was not seriously hurt.
John b. Bromley and Mabel Clark, both
OF Boston, have filed marriage intentions.
ii. o. Barney had q fne night bloom.
Ing cereus on exhibition at his store last
night.
At the meeting of May Temple, Pytb.sn
Sisters, isss evening there was degree
work.
A horse belonging to George l.. Merrill
OF $50 Central avenue fell dead Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Misses Annie, Jennie ana Christina
Mckinley of 6s Summit street are at Nystt
for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hall of Pine street
spent the past two weeks enjoying the
sea breezes on Long Island.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ann Devine OF GO
Lawn avenue took place Sunday after
noon. She was In her 6lst year.
A team loaded with beer lost wheel
while coming out from Providence yes
terdsy, spilling the load over the street.
The 1000 employees OF the J. Il p. Goats
Thread 20. are hoping for fine weat her
Sat turdsy when the annual excursion takes
place.
The large number OF eurbstones scat
tered about "Payne Park" serve as re-
served seats for thoss who attend band
concerts.
Postmaster Goodwin is tired answering
questions about when the new Postoffice
Is going to be shipped on here from
Thursday afternoon and evening at
Elm hurst an old fashioned picnic with
many novel features will be held In aid
Of the convent.
Tomorrow evening the Pswtucket City
Band will give the third of its series OF
open air concerts on Prospect street In
The Second Ward.
The funeral of John Slavin will take
place tomorrow from 81. Mary's Church
at O'Clock and burial will be at old st.
Msry's cemetery.
The funeral OF Eliza d., widow OF
George w. Bussey, who died at her home
20 Quincy avenue Sunday aged rs 5years,
took place today at noon.
The annual outing of the Grand and
Lodges OF the New England
Order Of Protection OF Rhode Island will
be held tomorrow at Rocky Point.
IL Manager Harrington can accommo-
date the people who will be at Rocky
Point from this city Saturday besides his
other guests he will be doing very we'll.
The funeral OF Mabel, the s.months old
daughter OF James and Sarah Riley OF
East avenue, took place this afternoon.
Interment was at Mt. St. Mary's cerne-
terry.
Last evening the members OF the MILL
merry and sewing classes of the Kings
Dsugh hters met In the rooms In the Kin
yon block for reorganization for the
season.
The delegates from the Young Mems
Catholic Association to the annual con.
vention to be held In Pisttsburg, n. y,
next Tuesday and Wednesday are prepar-
ing for the trip.
In a square inch In the human scalp the
hairs number about 1000, and the whole
number on an adult scalp is about 10000.
Westerly Tribune. Where does the
bald heads come in2
Special train and exceedingly low rates
OF fare for the Plymouth excursion from
Providence, Pawtucket, Attleboro and
Taunton on Thursday next, July 18th.
Don't miss this opportunity for a days
outing.
Jane, the wife of Daniel Hesley OF
Broadway, died yesterday afternoon. She
was 43 years of age and had been sick
quite q while. Her funeral will take place
from the Sacred Heart Church Thursday
morning.
Tomorrow the members OF the Sacred
Heart parish and their friends TO the
number OF about 1000 will visit Crescent
Park. The boats Of the Pswtucket Steam
boat Go. leave at Q, 10, IL and 2 o'clock,
returning at 4, 8 and s O'Clock. IL will be
q very enjoyable event.
The COMMITTEES on Poor OF the Board
OF Aldermen have rejected all bids for the
building OF the hospital for contagious
diseases, as they werc all too high. The
appropriation is only e 500 and the hos
pitai will have to be furnished out OF
that. The plans will not be resubmitted
to Architect r. q. Daniels to remodel
| them.