Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-17
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Mrs. Richard Canavan OF River Point is
on a visit to relatives here.
The Scotch games on the Dexter Street
grounds will be interesting.
Miss Edith Kelly one OF the operatives
at the telephone exchange, IL III.
George II. Fowler and Miss Fowler
sailed for home from Europe yesterday.
Miss Alice Warburton OF Haverstraw,
N. Y, is visiting the family OF ex-Msyor
Carroll.
The case against Oscar O'Dette for
assaulting his wife comes up for trial to-
morrow.
The members OF the Order OF Druids
will make an excursion to Rocky Point
Monday.
Union Division, Uniform Rank, X. OF
r., will make a moonlight excursion to
Silver Spring tonight.
The moonlight excursion OF st. Joseph 3
Temperance Society will be held this
evening TO Crescent Park.
The funeral OF Mrs. George r. Dana took
place this afternoon at o'clock from her
late home, 100 cottage street.
Battery II Veteran lst Regiment,R. l..
Light Artillery, held their fourth annual
reunion at Crescent Park yesterday.
Yesterday at the Christian Workers
camp meeting at Hebronyille the subject
OF "Home and Foreign Missions" was
considered.
This evening William ii. Gurney OF the
Hotel Aumann will be given a hearing
before the Board OF Aldermen on the
charges made by Capt. Rice.
John B. Herreshof denies that there
was any collision between he and Mr..
Goldsworthy in the purchase OF Horace
Daniels yacht Norma.
Sheriff Brown OF Attleboro' has been In
formed that more copper feed wire has
been stolen from the Interstate road at
South Attleboro. Pawtucket parties are
thought TO be responsible.
A allegation from the Lowell Veteran
Firemen's Association was in this city
Thursday making preparations for the
comfort OF the men at the annual fire.
mems muster, the 18th OF next month.
The National Newsdealers Convention,
in session In New York yesterday, elected
the following: President, M. Moy OF this
city; Recording Secretary, Il. a. Cullen,
Philadelphia; Financial Secretary, J. ii.
J. Reilly Providence; Treasurer, +. a.
Salisbury, Providence.
The position on the Board OF State
House Commissioners which was made
vacant by the death OF Senator Lapbam
has been filled. The Governor has ap-
pointed Webster knight OF Warwick to
fill the place, subject to confirmation by
the Senate next January.
Seba Donnelly, the young man living
on Fountain street who was taken sud
denly Ill on the Pawtucket steamer a
week ago last Sunday, sat up for the first
time short while Wednesday afternoon.
He - improving daily and will be out
again soon, II nothing happens further
to put him back.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Caldwell,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Clark, Mr.. Frank T. Sibley and
Miss Mabel Godfrey, members OF the
chorus at the Pleasant View Baptist
Church, will leave for ten days visit at
the Summer residence OF Rev. I. 8. Snow
at East Greenwich.
North Attleboro Selectmen are expect
ing daily letter from Town Solicitor
Fales fixing date for the hearing on the
Interstate Railroad difficulties. A strong
pressure is being brought to bear on the
Selectmen to entertain a petition from
Attleboro capitalists for franchise, so
they may proceed to organize new road.
Fathers McGinn and McGerial OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, who are on visit to
friends In this city, called upon Father
Halligan and were Hospitality entertained
by him. They were shown through the
church and school and they exp resse d
themselves as gratified at such a substan-
tial showing. The church and school, in
their opinions, were mod els OF excellence.
Edward Shaw, the young man who was
arrested Wednesday here, having in his
possession rs two cent stamps, and sub
sequently was brought to Providence, has
been discharged by the police. Shaw
claimed that he took the stamps from the
Providence Washington Insurance Com.
pany. Representatives OF that concern
called at police headquarters yesterday
and declined to enter a complaint.
A woman living on Main street com.
plsined to an officer this morning about
the noise the electrics make at night,
which disturps her slumbers. She wanted
to know II he could not prevent the COM
pany from operating the cars while she
slept. The officer said that II she could
not sleep she had better move and get
tenement on the Interstate line as II seems
that cars are never going To run on that
line.
The grand excursion from Providence,
Pawtucket aud Attleboro ana stations to
North Easton, to Nantasket Beach will
take place on Tuesday next, for which
very low rates will be In effect. A day at
the seashore Is sure TO be full OF enjoy
ment, and especially when Nantasket Is
the objective point, Tor here are delights