Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-25
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her vacation.
Rev. J. b. Marsh is still In town with
bis gospel wagon.
McCloskey's Orchestra is at the Penne'
gewasset House, Plymouth.
William F. Herman left yesterday for
Block Island for a weeks stay.
Eureka Temple, X. OF p, and Ironside
| Council, o. U. A. M, met last evening.
The Committee on Accounts met las,
evening and transacted routine business
1t is q settled fact that Phillip Brady
will be appointed Postmaster at Attic
boro.
The address at the Rescue Mission last
evening was delivered by Rev. Charles +.
Smith.
George A. slocum has accepted posi-
tion as pianist at the Pennegewasset
House, Plymouth.
Residents OF Riverside are greatly an
noyed by trsmps whose boldness beats
anything on record.
Several members OF Delaney Council, K.
| Of e., stts nded the meeting Of Providence
Council last evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Daniel Healey will
take place tomorrow morning from the
Sacred Heart Church.
The police received several complaints
yesterday from storekeepers on whom
counterfeit money had been passed.
Two lads about a dozen years OF age
were arrested at a late hour last night
charged with stealing growing fruit.
Yesterday was one OF those dlssgrees Bile
days when a person does not know
whether II is best to carry an umbrella or
not.
Tomorrow occurs I he annual field day
OF the New Englsnd Order OF Protection
at Rocky Point. The local lodge will at
tend.
Bernard McGrsth the East avenue boot
and shoe dealer, has a violin at his store
that is over $50 years old. 1t has an ele.
CANT tone.
The Ladies Auxiliary Temperance 30.
ciety OF st. Mary's parish will hold a so
cisl meeting this evening. An enjoyable
time will be had.
This evening at the Central avenue Free
Baptist Mission an entertainment will be
given by the young ladies OF that vicinity
beginning at 7:45.
Last evening the members of William
Penn division, 3. OF W, enjoyed a moon
Hsxh N ha kau larn
and pleasant party.
man named Curtis, residing In Gen.
trail Falls. was taken Ill at the passenger
station last evening and was taken to his
home In the patrol wagon.
The wooden mill at Mantle 10 soon to
be operated, after a shut down OF several
years. Albert Burdick and George Law
ton have leased the mill to manufacture
yarn.
Invitations have been issued for the an
nual clam bake at Oak Grove farm In OBJ.
servance OF the 74th birthday OF Judge
Thomas Robinson. The event takes place
Friday.
Rhode Island pensions-O Chas.
Y. Tetlow, Providence; restoration and
reissue, Amos J. Wells, Rockland; in
crease, William Burns, Providence; Will
liam J. Greene, Providence.
Yesterday a man from Providence on
whom a counterfeit half dollar had been
passed, came to the station to Identify, II
possible, the man under arrest here, but
he failed to do 30, saying that II was not
| the man,
open air concerts being given by the
Pawtuckst City Band will take place at
Dunnell's grove, Prospect street. An ex-
cellent programme has been arranged by
the leader, II. u. Fairman.
At the meeting Of Tower Corps, No
1, W. II. C., last evening, II was voted tc
provide food for 800 firemen at the com
Ing firemen's muster. Mrs. Annie Bates
a member OF the corps, though a rosiden,
OF Troy, N. Y, was present and gav'
musical and vocal selections.
A curious incident was seen yesterday
Some people have raised howl becaus,
women are brought to the station In tn,
open wagon. The old wagon was sent ou
after a man aud just then another cal
came In and the new wagon was sent anC
the prisoner was found TO be woman
30 there is a chance for snot her howl.
The Ozone Club of Providence started
on its third annual outing Monday to tn,
Cstskills, Berkshire Hills and up tn,
Hudson, The members of the club ar,
Col. Isaac l.. Con, commissary; Prof
Arthur W. Howe, photographers OF every
thing; Charles A. White, story teller; Al
bert II. Kinds, enthusiast; DIR. W. Frsnl
Morrison driver.
Yesterday the hurryup was called out t.
bring a man I'm who was lying on tn,
steps OF a house on Church street. Tn,
officers put him into the wagon aDC
started for the station, when woman
ran out OF the house and loudly begaI
crying and calling to the officers. Tn
man was brought back when II wa
learned that II was his wife who was do
ing the crying and that he was lying oI
his own doorstep so be was assisted int
the house.