Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-19
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CONDENSED NEWS Of INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS

Sedgwick Steele, the artist, will sail FOL
Europe tomorrow.
Delaney Council, No. 81, X. vf O., will
meet this evening.
The three militia,c accompanies are now To-
Gated In the new armory.
Harry III. Green, formerly manufac-
turer OF this city, is visiting friends here
A lawn party will be held at the home
of the Misses Carroll on East aven ne this
evening.
The Pawtucket Boat Club will take
charge of a regatta at Lake Pearl on the
Fourth of July.
rhe companies OF the First Light In
fantry regiment will not turn out on the
Fourth of July.
Dudley Tucker, son OF Archdeacon
Tucker, has returned from the south much
improved in health.
George l.. Richards OF the east side Is
suffering from a broken arm as result OF
fall from a cherry tree.
This afternoon the Pawtucket and Prov
idence High School teams will meet On
the Dexter street grounds.
This evening Minerva Lodge, d. OF R.,
Of Woonsocket will pay fraternal visit
to Florence Lodge this evening.
Last evening there was meeting Of the
Veteran Firemen's Association and the
Hay Cart was given a shaking up.
The funeral of MaryJ. Feron Will take
place tomorrow from her late home at the
corner of Pine and Randall streets.
The Christian Doctrine Society OF the
Sacred Heart Church will have baske.
party In the school hall Monday evening.
The Naval Reserves will hold special
meeting this evening to complete arrange
ments for turning out on the Fourth Of
July.
This evening the cantata OF "Esther"
will be presented at the Bates Opera House
In Attleboro and also on tomorrow and
Saturday evenings.
A woman named Morris lost two fingers
yesterday by getting them caught In the
machinery at the mill of the e. Jenckes
Manufacturing Co.
A meeting OF the officers OF the local
militia companies will be held this even
ing at the new srmory for the purpose OF
settling up the affairs OF the recent ball.
Yesterday afternoon and evening the
| Young Ladies Mission Circle connected
with the Pawtucket Congregational
Church held the annual strawberry fes-
tival In the church parlors.
| The class of '92 of the Pawtucket High
School will hold their annual reunion at
the Benedict House this evening. There
are 10 graduates of the class and they meet
on the 18th of June each year.
William Dignan, formerly OF this city
whose death az the Soldiers Home, Fort.
ress Monroe, has been announced In these
colemns, was during the war member Of
the 4th New Hampshire Regiment Band.
His body was buried at the Home, with
military honors, instead of being sent
here as was first reported.
The annual examination OF non resident
pupils for admission to the High School
OF this city, also OF resident pupils not
members Of the public schools of the city,
will take place at the High School build
ing, corner of Exchange and High streets
next Saturday, beginning at 9 q. m. The
examinations will be conducted under the
direction Of superintendent of Schools
Gilman G. Fisher.
Brig. Gen. Kendall and party OF off,
GERS, including Capts. Trowly, Rittman
and Giay Of his personal staff, paid visl,
to the camp ground at Quonsett Monday
After thoroughly inspecting 1t and in
dulging In q collation. they returned to
the city much pleased with their days
outing. 1t Is stated that the point where
the coast battery is to be erected has been
staked out at the southeasterly boundary
Of the State land adjoining the poor farm
estate.