Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-16
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CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALI
Of OUR READERS
pne SAID she loved him well enough
To treat him on the square.
But she would love HIM better II
He'd take her to the fatT.
And SO he took her. though he had
No cash on hand to spare,
And now he says that he is glad
He took his sweetheart there.
For they were married on the spot
At setting of the sun
Two souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one.
st. Joseph's bazaar closes this evening.
Henry Chalk, the tailor, has organized
suit club.
Miss Kittie O'Reiliy is at home for
two weeks vacation.
Byron Reynolds, four years OF age, Of
l9I West avenue, Is i'll of scarlet fever.
This evening the committee on Grand
Army school day will meet and arrange
programme.
Tomorrow evening May Temple, Rath.
bone Sisters, will hold calico dress ball
In Aetna hail.
Ttis evening the Veteran FiremeD's
Association will attend the fair OF the
Pawtucket City Band.
The Pawtucket Cycling Club will meet
this evening. There are about twenty
appl ications for mem bership.
Tomorrow afternoon select party will
,hoia qpohaug roast In tho rear OF the
Salis bury block on East avenue.
The funeral OF Miss Mary L. Padley
took place from her late home, "a Church
street, this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Frank Nardi, who was ut one time In
the employ of the Lyons Delany Co., is in
Italy and has become totally blind.
Workmen began today bracing mp the
floors of infantry Hall which IL to be
used by the Grand Army Memorial Day.
willism Penn division, Sons of Tenn
perance, gave literary and social enter
tainment last evening In the Kinyon
block.
The Ward Dramatic Co. played Michael
Strogon" at the opera house last evening
and did 1t to the Queens taste-if she had
been there.
Alexander Arnold, brother of General
Olney Arnold, delivered q lecture at the
State Universalist conference at Harris
vile today.
William Marian, 20 Broadway, has one
OF the finest markets In the city and it is
stocked with an elegant line Of fish, fruit
end vegetables.
The lecture of Rev. w. B. Meenan on
the "Passion Play" at the Sacred Heart
Church next Sunday is looked forward
to by all as a rare treat.
The last regular meeting for the season
OF the Pawtucket Woman Suffrage League
will be held at $3.50 O'Clock on Saturday In
Kings Daughte room.
The convention of the General Secre-
taries OF the Y. M. q. A. closed at Hart
ford today. Secretary A. T. Stratton of
the local association was In attendance.
At the regular meeting Of Delaney
Council held last evening four PROPOSE.
tions were received and other matters Of
importance only to the members were
transacted.
This afternoon Henry c. McDun and
Daniel Fallon left the oity for Boston
where they were joined bva number of
other business men and then left for q
ten days fsting trip In Maine.
Yesterday OsHeld & Banigan settled out
of court the cases of William Berndt,
administrator on the estate OF August
vogel, and Of Fredric Garstner against
the Narragansett Brewing Co., getting
good round sums. Vogsl and Gsrstner
were Injured ut the brewery and the
former died.
The funeral of Charles +. Bontsms took
place from the residence Of his SON, ON.
esr Otto A. Bontems, this afternoon. Rev.
il. Wooiley efiiciated and intermept was
at Oak Grove cemetery. He was q veteran
ofthe late war and was member of Bab-
bitt Post OF Bristol. The bearers were
chosen from among the members OF Tower
Post Of this city.
At the entertainment for the benefit OF
OF the organ fund of the Universaiist
Church OF Valley Falls, held In Public
Hall in that place, last evening, pleasing
features OF the programme were saber and
carbine drills by picked squad from
Troop A, First Battalion OF Cavslry OF
this city. Ore OF the squad had the mis-.
fortune to receive a painful irj ~
which was caused by the point Of Q sap.r
passing through the left ear.
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