Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
TERSE 1RIBUNEITES


Next Saturday evening will be "ladies
nigh at the Y. Nj. G. A.
The Stationary Engineers Association
will meet tomorrow evening.
+. L. Ward, a compostor on the Boston
Globe, was in town yesterday.
The case Of Jessie II. Coyne comes up
for trial In the District Court tomorrow.
Mrs. ii. Il. Watjen and Miss Lizzie Wat
jen are spending the Summer at Salem,
N. II.
Hugh j. Carroll and q party Of ladies
| took In "Pinafore" at Crescent Park last
| evening.
George Brennan OF Fall River, news
paper man, spent Sunday with DR.. j. p.
Corrigan.
Tower Ligth Infantry has asked for the
use of the State range at Sassafras Point
for July 25.
Miss A. b. Read, daughter OF Council
Clerk Charles M. Read, Is summeriDg at
Bristol, Conn.
Thursday will be Clan. ma. Gael day at
Rocky Point and thousands will take part
in the excursion.
The members of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will enjoy an excursion to Wal
nut grove tomorrow.
This evening the Pin Knights and the
Providence Athletics will bowl in the
candle pin tournament.
May Temple, Rathbone Sisters, and Os-
samebuin Tribe, Order of Red Men, met
regular session last evening.
Arrangements for the coming bicycle
parade are being rapidly perfected and a
fine showing may be expected.
At the session OF the Probate Court
Wednesday the will OF the late Robert
Sherman Will be presented for probate.
The second anniversary of the pastorate
of Rev. W. l.. Wood of the Woodlawn
Baptist Church will be observed Sunday.
The Sir Knights of Holy Sepulchre Com
mandery Will drill twice q week in the
Auditorium until the annual conclave In
Boston August q.
The evening trip of the Pawtucket
Steamboat Co. to Crescent Park is gaining
in favor. The boat leaves this city at $50
and returns at 10:15.
The immense plant of ID, Goff & Son on
River street will soon be lighted by in
verted arc lights. A number have been
used on trial and are satisfactory.
Atthe meeting of Tower Corps, No. 1, w.
X. C., this evening, birthday party will
be given, and on Thursday the members
will visit the Soldiers Home in Bristol.
Thomas +. Clark will treat the memb bers
of Delaney Council to special brand of
| cigars at the "smoke talk" at his resi-
dence, 3s Boutwell, street, Friday evening.
Within week or so the W ork of dredg :
ing the Pawtucket river will be resumed
by government contractors. The dredge
is now In Newport working at the State
armory slip.
A Taunton party has the steamer iaw.
nee chartered for today, and tomorrow
the same steamer will take the Pond
Street Baptist Church Sunday school
down the river.
Important meeting OF the board OF
governors of the Pawtucket Boat club
this evening when men will be chosen to
represent the Labor day and fall regattas
and arrangements made for regatta on
the Pawtucket river.
Capt. John c. Lythgoe and L,euts. Phil.
lips and German OF the Kearney Light In.
fantry, and Capt. Jones and Lieuts. Allen
son and Dexter of the Horse Guards have
pasred the military examinations and
nave received their commissions.
The public should bear In mind that q
big half. price sale is going on at Lynd &
| Murphy's which will bs continued all
week. In order to clear their shelyes and
counters OF goods previous to the altera.
tions soon to bo made In the store every.
thing Will be sold at half price. Read
the bargains offered In their advertise.
ment In this issue.
A meeting Of the committee appointed
by Delaney Council to arrange for q
moonlight excursion on the 18th of Au.
gust was held last evening. N. II. Nc.
Gowan was elected chair nan, N. J. Cav.
anaugh secretary and Owen Murray treas.
urer. The various sub b-committees were
appointed and present indications point
to a most pleasant affair, q large numb Der
from North Attleboro having already
signihed their Intentions Of taking II ia.
Steamer Pawnee has been secured for the
occasion but the destination has not vet
been decided upon.
IL Is doubtful II anyone who has ever
played the part OF the Boatswain In "Pin /.
afore" has created so much OF a lit by his
singing OF "He Is an Englishman" as has
Mr.. Gus Kammerslee, who is renewing his
many previous triumphs In that part as
he now plays 1t at Crescent Park, where
also the effectiveness OF the performs nee
In every detail reflects the highest credi,
upon his well.known ability as a stage
manager. Mr.. Kammerslee has long been