Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-10
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DR.. James L. Wheaton, Jr., has returned
from Germany.
Miss Kate Butler is visiting Mrs. A. f.
Moy of Msnville.
Miss Mamie McGinn OF West avenue is
at Wakefield for few days.
Mrs. B. +. Gilbane of Beach street is at
Block Island for two weeks vacation.
Miss Annie Rosenbaum has gone to
Newport and New York for three weeks
trip.
Next Monday afternoon Jerry Fournier
Will give special bake at his hotel down
the bay.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Co. Will take
the POOR children of Taunton down the
bay Aug. 20.
The vaults In the rear of the Dorrance
estate have been filed In by order OF City
Sergeant Wilson.
William n. May of Vernon street now
has five In his family. The last one Is a
boy and arrived yesterday. .-- ,san
The Interstate Street Railway Co. will
try fender invented by Robert William.
son OF Lawn avenue next week.
When In want of caterer just call on
8. b. Hayens & Co. You can also get the
best 80 cent dinner at their restaurant OF
any place In the State.
Nothing has been heard lately about
the proposed regatta OF the Pawtucket
Boat Club. The boys should get together
and help boom Pawtucket.
At the 26th reunion of the First Rhode
Island Cavalry yesterday George N. Bliss
was elected treasurer and John T. Kenyon
was elected memper of the general COM
mittee.
Miss Emma Hickey of Cleveland street,
Miss Mamie Montague of Bensley street
and Miss Alice McGinn of River street
have returned from two weeks stay at
Newport.
A man was seen going up Broad street
yesterday afternoon with polo stick and
one Of the local cranks SO far forgot him
self that he yelled "soak 1t, Cunny" and
came near being run In for revellipg by
Barney Mclaughlin.
Patrick Lamb, well known character
about town, was arrested by Officer Loo
yesterday for being drunk and disorderly.
He was put of OF q Providence electric
Thursday night and becoming angered he
threw a stone at the motorman.
The rumor that Driver Peter C'Reilly
was to retire from the fire department Is
erroneous. He asked for leave of absence
In order to look after his fathers business
during the latter's illness and now that
the ex-Alderman has recovered Peter will
return to his old position.
Tomorrow will be another big day down
the bay and the Pawtucket Steamboat 20.
will make six trips as usual. Take as
many trips as you can down the pictur.
esque Seekonk before the season closes.
There is not more delightful sail in the
country.
Ira P. Allen, q well known and deserv-
Ing young man OF this city, Is doing quite
well In his new role of manufacturer and
dealer In harnesses Of all grades, furnish
ings and repairing. He employs only
first. class workmen. His store is at the
corner of North Main and Read streets.
Mrs. Clara M. Smith and Miss Madeline
e. jewell, the two Chicago ladies who are
dispensing slices of the big cake and
talking up the merits Of Cotosuet at the
New England Grocery Store, are adopts at
the business and well represent Swift &
Co. They send out to their callers VOL
ume OF sweet words, and nine out Of every
ten customers walk out OF the store with
q pail OF Cotosuet. There are many bright,
intelligent and pleasing salesladies in
Pawtucket, and Mrs. Smith and Miss
Jewell, realizing this fact, and in order to
disguise their Chicago identities, each
purchased pair OF shoes Of the latest de-
sign from Charlie Henry's shoe store
which is next door to the New England
before the cake was cut.