The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-26
PAWTUxET PARAGRAPHS.
An Enjoyable Excursion for the Boys
of Sockanossctt School.
The NEWS BUREAU. PAwTuxEr,
With Mrs. Charles L. Tillinghast,
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THE NEWS BUREAU. PAwTuxKr,
With Mrs Charles l.. Tillinghast,
3S Broad Street
Little Edgar Peterson, son of Mr..
Charles Peterson, was badly ruptured
yesterday, by falling from pile of lum-
ber and striking on rusty nail. DIR. W.
III. Palmer was summoned and performed
an operation. The little fellow is quite
comfortable this morning and hopes are
entertained for speedy recovery,
although the doctor fears blood poison
ing, which, IL present, must develop
within nine days.
The yacht Mile started July IS for ar
extensive cruise of about six weeks.
The old Kitty, which A. W. Crandall
has been remodeling, is fairly well along
now, having all her main timbers in, and
will shortly be replanked ready for
launching.
Commodore Richmond started for New
London yesterday to come around with
the New York boats More OF the Rhode
Island boats will follow i'm day or two
and join the squadron at Newport.
Miss Marion 1fllinghast is the guest of
Master Lloyd Rhodes.
Mrs. Amas Wells, from Boston, and Mrs.
Peleg Slocum spent a very pleasant day
yesterday with Mrs. Edward Rhodes.
Mrs. Charles l.. Tillinghast has spent
a very pleasant vacation of one week in
New Haven and one at her childhood
home i'm Webster, Mass.
There will be an excursion Tuesday,
August 8, 1895, on steamer Pawnee, the
we'll known excursion boat. The boat
leaves Bakers wharf, Providence, at 500
a. m. stopping at the Rhode Island Yacht
Club wharf for the benefit of the Paw
tuxet and Norwood Baptist Sunday
Schools. The boat leaves Pawtuxet at
900 O'Clock for a sail down the bay
Music by the Hedly-Ilivsey Band. On
reaching Point Pleasant the boat will stop
two hours, where those who wish can
partake OF n delicious clam dinner. After
dinner a short time will be spent on the
grounds and games OF various kinds may
be INDUCED in by those who desire them.
The boat VIII sail down the east passage
around Beaver Tail, and return by way of
the west passage
The annual clambake OF the ladies'
Auxiliary TO the Volunteer Fire Company
No. will take place at Firemen's Hall,
Sheldon street, Tuesday, July 30. Dinner
will be served from $50 to $3.50. II the
day appointed is stormy the outing will
occur on the following day.
Seven moving wagons with boys from
the Reform School, visited Bakers Platt
Club grounds yesterday. They were
served with the best dinner the place
affords. which is Always first class. They
furnished their own band, playing choice
selections as they passed through Paw
tuxet. The officials and teachers accom-
panied them.
Sloop Blanche will soon be fitted with
new suit OF sails which are TO be taken to
Potters Cove and dipped.
knockabout and Nenli and sloop Lydia
are In the Pawtuxet Cove being thoroughly
overhauled, scraped and painted.
Ihe yacht club ianitor, Mr. Fred n.
Nichols, Il just as popular as ever. but
does deal OF kicking about dish washing,
and Is looking for nice young lady TO
assist him.
The wife OF Mr.. William H. Wescott Is
seriously in with malaria She has been
confined to her bed for nearly month.
The canvassing OF tho ceusus enumera-