Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-03
LOCAL LINES.


A.. Clark have nlsd marriage intentions.
John l.. Cattsnach meets Joe Choyinski
IN . glove contest at Baltimore this even
Ing.
The creditors OF the American Grocery
and Tea 70. have accepted IN offer Of %
cents on the dollar.
Miss Emma Thaysr, daughter OF Ed
ward Thsyer, will graduate Wednesday
from Bradford academy.
George Park Of ths Union Wadding
Go. stsrtsd saturday night for the South
on health. rsgaining trip.
Oncer Jeflsrs 10 wearing q handsome
new hat OF the latest style which an ad.
miring friend presented him.
Several candidates will be initiated at
the meeting OF Union Division, Uniform
Rank, X. OF p, this evening.
Frank Leonard OF the First National
Bank today gloats over the stacks OF
money more than usual-Girl.
Edward 8. Smith of Roxbury, son of
ex-Alderman Smith, Is happy over the
ADVENT OF son into his family.
Ex.Councilman Fred Binford and vii.
liam Huot left Saturday for Maine to
spend couple OF weeks fishing.
NAeAhAsso iutsutiOub nave Decu uleO NJ
the city clerks Office by Patrick O'Toole
and Miss Nellie Boylan, both of this city
The infant son OF John Corrigan OF
Water street died yesterday after a short
illness. The funeral took place. this after
noon.
Yesterday the members OF the Paw
tucket Cycling Club enjoyed . run to
Taunton under the leadership Of Captain
James.
Saturday evening q parlor entertain.
Dent and lawn party was held at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hughes, 81
6isson street.
Miss May Woolley, daughter of Rev. J.
J. Woolley, has accepted call at Welles.
Icy College wnere she will teach bible
history.
The funeral Of MabeLa Edna, the in.
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Russell OF 147 High street, took place yes.
terday afternoon.
The members OF Eureka Lodge, K. of
F., Will observe ladies' night at the meet.
ing, when the members will entertain
their ladies and friends.
Mrs. Catherine Egan died at her home
on Middle street, Pleasant View, satur-
had long resided In this city.
The members OF the United Workmen
and Little Rhody Council, Degree of
Honor, attended services at tho Methodist
Church at Lonsdale last evening.
Manager Bacon has released Pitcher
Buckley, who did not show up very well
| In Fall River. Bacon IL confident. that he
has struck hDd In young Rettger. Mea-
Kin will be In the box today.
President e. B. Andrews Of Brown
University spoke at the Woodlawn Bap.
list Church yesterday and In the evening
| childreu's day was observed by the Sun
day school by holding concert.
Rhode Island pensions have been
| granted as follows: Increase, Joseph
Bunker, Valley Falls. Reissue, Robert
ID. Brown, Apponaug. Original widows
etc., Theresa Casey, Woonsocket.
Mayor Tiepke, Chief Briefly and the
members Of the Committee on Fire De-
pertinent enjoyed a supper at the Benedict
House Friday evening at the expense OF
the firm In Boston that sells The city hose.
Thomas A. Seery OF Fairlswn has
brought suit against the city for 5000
damages for injuries received in falling
over stump March 1, 1895. The stump
was on the sidewalk and the lights were
out.
The Wanderers and Calendonians OF
Newark, N. j., played of the final cuptie
game at Fall River Saturday and the
Pawtucket team was not In the game at
all. The final score was to In favor OF
the eleven from Jersey.
Saturday evening Henry Quinn of
| nt otv 4 a
renee and wanted him to kill dog thar
had bitten little girl about week ago.
The dog belonged to Quinn and he was
told to lock 1t up until today.
| In the District Court this morning the
cases against Michael Jordan, charged
with keeping his place Of business open
after hours and evading the screen law
were continued until June 10 on accoun
Of the illness Of Judge Shove.
Thursday morning at 8 O'Clock at the
Church Of the Holy Trinity James w.
| Carney and Miss Lizzie M. Brady will be
united In marriage. Both young people
are we'll known and have host Of friends
who wish them all the happiness that 1t ID
| possible to have In this life.
This morning Judge Shove was reported
| as being very much better. He said he
intended to attend the meeting of the
board Of directors Of the insurance COM
pany OF which he Is the agent this even.
ing, but his physicians advised him not
to. He will be out In few days.
Some one became "very tired" Satur-
day night and sat down to rest In rear OF
the Gelb & Norton restaurant. At the
close OF the rest, however, he went away
without his coat, bag OF peanuts, a
quantity of bananas, and two or three
pounds OF beefsteak, and these were found
yesterday morning.
Thursday evening the Pawnee will take
the members of a Providence secret So
ciety and their friends down the river on
q moonlight sail. When the boat arrives
ION" Rocky Point the event of the even
Ing Will take place, when a well known
young couple will be made man and wife.
This is an attraction that very few excur-
sions afford.