Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-14

brought suit against william Fitxsim
mons OF Lonsdale for s107. The writ IL
returnable Friday In the district court.
Tho furniture used for no many years
by the late Robert Sherman In mis- ofiice
on Main street In the Dorrance estate
was removed yesterday afternoon and
stored away.
Today the mem bers OF the Tobasco clu b
connected with Unity Temple, Rathbone
sisters, enjoyed NJ, outing To Hunts
Mills in the form OF n basket party. There
are many members OF the club in this
city.
The Pawtucket City band has received
new uniforms which Will be worn for the
first timo at the knights Templar parade
at Boston August "a. The color is blue
and the pattern is called the dragoon
style.
An adjourned meeting OF the Provi-
dence Veteran Firemen's Association was
held In Veteran Flremen's hall last even.
ing. The committee on Gaspee engine re-
ports her all right and ready for the field
day at Hartford.
Detective Haberlin recovered a team
yesterday that belonged to Gately &
O'Gorman. 1t was stabbed Saturday morn
ing at O'Clock at Bowen q Lanes stable
on Mason street. 1t was turned over to
Detective Swan OF Providence.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Bonser
took place this afternoon from her late
home on Mineral Spring avenue. After
the services the remains were inferred at
Mos nassuck cemetery. The deceased was
70 years OF age and highly esteemed old
lady.
A thieving collector of junk captured
set of infants clothing at the house OF q
Mrs. O'Neill on Pleasant street Monday.
The mother had undressed the baby and
was giving the child q bath. The junk
collector stuffed the clothing In his bag
while she was not looking and escaped.
Mary Quill, an 1S-year- old miss residing
at Woodlawn, was arrested by Officer
Henry last evening. The girls mother,
who was the complainant, claimed that
she was dnsble to control her daughter
by ordinary means and consequently de-
sired the assistance Of the law.
The Hope and Anchors defeated the
East avenue Hopes yesterday by score
of q to 25. The features of the game
were the pitching and batting of Smith
and the batting OF Duffy OF the former
team. The Hope and Anchors would like
to hear from the young Banner Boys.
Address Fred Duffy, Pleasant street.
Frank II. Curry, Sr., and Master Frank
II. Curry, Jr., returned from Centre Har-
Dor, N. H., last evening after a fifteen
days. absence. Mr.. Curry looked as brown
as berry and frankie bore a tired but
plea SAINT look. Mrs. Curry and her
youngest son, Ellis, will remain at the
Harbor for few more weeks to enjoy the
country air.
Walter G. Sheldon, the Providence ar
chitect, George Tillinghast of the Rhode
Island News Co. and John Conley OF the
firm of Crowell & Conley, proprietors Of
the old Providence Senate, were in the
city yesterday calling on friends. Mr..
Conley and his partner will open a new
Senate at the corner of Weybosset and
Orange streets on Saturday next and the
place will surely thrive.
James Paine, Thomas Ratclifie and John
Fenwick will leave next week for New
the home OF the latter, where
they will spend fortnight's vacation in
fishing and indulging In other sports
which the place is noted for. Mr.. Fem
wick has not visited his parents In seven
years and cordial reception will surely
be rendered his Pawtucket friends and
himself upon their arrival.