Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-28
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There will be but one more open ali
concert.
Officers Mowry and Black return &c
duty Monday.
Mrs. Charles r. Pratt is summering al
Dublin, N. II.
Rev. Alexander McGregor Is visiting
friends at Nova Scotia.
Thomas Mooney OF No. 2 station started
on bis vacation yesterday.
Miss Nj. Pauline McGrath is visiting
friends at East Greenwich.
Miss Brightie Hohler spent the past
week with Providence friends.
Miss Ada l.. Newell made the address ut
the Rescue Mission last evening.
Rhode Island pensio Original widow,
etc, Johanna J. Buckley, Bristol.
Master John A. Hurley spent the past
week with relatives In Providence.
Counterteits OF the dollar denomins-
tIon baye made their appearance In Prov
idence.
Officers Nemitz and IIonryiwill divide up
the next ten days, each taking iiye days
iurlough.
DIR. w. II. Tolmnn OF New York Is Wis.
iting his father, W. Il. Tolmsn OF Pros
pect street.
Monday officer Peter Lee will depart
for the mountains In New Hampshire on
bis ten days furlough.
Some people have not caught on to the
fact that the banks now close at noon Un
Saturday and several got left today.
The police are looking for a turnout
that was hired at the Pawtucket Hotel
stables last Tuesday and has not been re-
turned.
Patrick Denehy, who WAS recently par
doned by Coy. Brown, is employed as
bookkeeper for lerge mercantile firm In
Providence.
The lnvicti Base Ball Association, con-
nected with Good Samaritan Lodge, is
holding it's annual field day at Rhodes on
the Pswtuxet today.
The funeral OF Jane Creighton, who
died at the Homeopathic Hospital, was
solemnized from st. Joseph's Church this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
A handsome representation OF the new
auditorium which is being erected on
Park Place Is on exhibition In the win
dow OF the First National Bank.
James Norton IL one OF the delegates
from the Brownson Lyceum TO the Young
Mems convention at Plsttsburg, n. Y.
The delegates leave Sunday night.
The first annual excursion OF the Wood
lawn Baptist Church and Sunday school
was held today, the party going on the
steamer Pioneer To Swansea, Mass.
Miss Debbie Sayles is realizing quite a
sum for the Day Nursery this year from
the sale OF the sweet peas that may be
found at f. l. Freeman's or Fisk's drug
store.
Officer Mclaughlin found a lady's gold
watch and chain I'm front OF Desby Bros.
store yesterday afternoon and later re-
turned II to the owner, Mrs. William +.
Carpenter.
Electrics may soon be seen gliding
over the rails on which the pack num-
Der borse cars cow hold sway. Their ap.
pearance will give Pswtucket metro
politan air.
The person who found Fireman
MONEYS rubber coat, which was lost In
going to the fire Wednesday night, had
better return II to No. 2 engine house as
he Is known.
HThe funeral Cf Annie, the 7-year old
daughter of Mrs. Hannah Mclaughlin
Of Berkeley, took place this afternoon
from her mothers home. Interment was
at Berkeley cemetery,
1t was a very august and distinguished
gathering at Oak Grove farm yesterday 10
honor OF the anniversary OF the birth Of
Judge Thomas Robinson, there being
friends from far and near present.
Women who bring babies out on the
street In carriages should be careful how
they leave the perambulators standing
around In front OF stores. Sometimes
they land IN the middle OF the street.
Tomorrow evening the delegates To the
st. Pstrick's Day convention will meet In
Sarsheld Hall at 80 o'clock to make ar.
rangemeDts for disposing of the funds
left on hand after the last celebration.
Blue Bell Lodge, Good Templars, will
celebrate Its third anniversary tomorrow
evening by attending divine service at the
Park Place Congregational Church, when
Rev. Mr.. Woolley will preach a special
sermon.
Tomorrow the members OF the Paw
tucket Cycling Club will make run to
Newport, leaving the club rooms at 30 a.
m. This is to be a Joint run with the
Nsrragsnsetts. Those wishing to go by
boat will leave the club house at s O'Clock.
AT Newport the visitors will be the guests
OF the Newport club.
To-Day Bernard McCsughoy left for 81.
Pa MINI, where he Ii to he In stten-
lance upon the National Temperance
Convention OF the Total Abstinence Union
OF America which will he held In that eli y
on Aug. 1 and 2. Bishop Cotter OF VII
mona Mimi. will preside ana the great