Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-09
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First Baseman Mulhesrn, formerly OF
the Maroons, is IN tosn.
According to our friend the weather
clerk a warm we've is due here today.
The Committee on Public Library OF the
City Council will meet this evening at 7 80
o'clock.
OF Mrs. $. L. Nye yesterday afternoon
and evening.
The st Jean Baptiste Society had visi-
tors from Providence at its fair last even
ing and made street parade.
The school flags are flying today in
commemoration OF the destruction Of the
Gaspee which occurred June 8, 1772.
The city OF Providence has partially ar.
ranged for it's Fourth OF July celebration
and it's about time Pawtucket woke up.
The M,Grath club Of the East side will
hold its annual outing tomorrow by max
ing a trip in a wagonette to Crescent
Park.
rhe services at the Bethany mission,
head OF Garden street, were conducted by
Mss Annie Coup OF Au burn, X. l., last
evening.
Division Z, A. o. H., held a meeting last
evening. State President Canning and
County President Flanagan were in at
tendance.
Officers Reynolds and O'Brien finished
L.g tpAau nHiaara Whlta
and e. f. Hill will begin their furlough
tomorrow.
At the Pleasant View Baptist Church
last evening straw berry and ice cream
festival was held that was well attended
and enjoyed.
Edward Grady of9 Grace street, who
was injured at the Davis Tannery Thurs.
day, Is quite recovered. He was not SO.
riously injured.
The young ladies OF 1t. Joseph's parish
have issued invitations for a basket party
which will be held in Celtic Hall next
Wednesday evening.
Monday the work OF excavsting for the
foundation OF the new High street NJ. +.
Church will be begun as the old church
has been torn down.
Frank Raney, clerk at the Glenlyon
Dye Works, Saylesyille, and wife sailed to-
day on Cunard liner for England. They
will return in August.
Pswtucket Union, No 10, Brot herhood
OF Painters and Decorators OF America,
will hold grand moonlight excursion
Saturday evening, June 23
Rev. l.. s. Woodworth will supply the
pulpit ofthe Pawtucke5 Congregational
Church tomorrow Ia the absence OF the
pastor, Rev. Alexander McGregor.
The Worlds Fair stock holders received
10 per cent. dividend today. 1t was a
paying Investment even for the thousands
who spent their cash TO see the exposi-
tIon.
The tramps who lodge at the Providence
police station are vaccinated in the morn.
ing. The ofii GERS can therefore tell II a
hobo comes back for second nights
lodging.
An unknown man, apparently 80 years
southbound New Bedford train Just mort h
of Gladstone avenue bridge at 80 yes
ter ay. He lodged TO one side Just in
time to save himself.
Since the opening OF the Providence
Line the East Providence branch has been
used for the transportation OF New York
passengers and baggage to and from
points on the Worcester Division north OF
Valley Falls. AT Valley Falls the New
York cars are transferred to and from the
East Providence line to Fox Point, TINS
avoiding string team ira Importation In Riv-
erside. When White Mountain travel be.
gins the parlor car will leave Providence
as heretofore so that city passengers will
not be put to the Inconvenience of going
to Fox Point or Valley Falls.