Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-20
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William Keough is visiting Brocktor
friends.
Col. p. E. Hayes and family are at Mar
ragansett Pier.
This evening there will be watermelon
social at the Y. M. Z. A. parlors.
The case against John Ward for defac'
ing building comes up Monday for trial
The memb bers OF Manchester Unity,
Odd Fellows, are at Crescent Park today
TIE members of the Favorite Social
Club OF this city will make trip to
Taunton tomorrow.
The members Gf the Lorraine Social
Club are enjoying their annual outing to-
day on the steamer PawDee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis of Central Falls
went to the police station yesterday af-
ternoon and recovered her bank book.
The regular meeting of the Young
Mems Cat holic Association Of st. Mary's
parish Will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Those tho remember Infantry He'll as
It was few months ago would hardly
recognize it now since the alterations
have been got we'll under way.
The Pawtucket Steam boat Co. Will MAKE Q
another late trip to Crescent Park tomor-
row evening, leaving here at 80 and re.
turning at 1918 O'Clock.
The Lowell Diamond Bicycle Club, Capt.
Craven, will make run to Boston tomor-
row and enjoy the hospitality of John p.
Lowell OF the Lowell Arms Co.
Conants mills and office, Pawtucket
Falls and new Armory building on our
new Souvenir China; just the thing for
gift, at G. G. Peck q Co.'s department
store.
The memb bers of the West Side Business
Mems Association of Central Falls have
challenged the reporters of this city 20
play a game of base bail Monday alter
noon.
The restaurant OF 8. b. Havens & Co. is
the place to 60 for good dinner. The
best In the market Is served In a palata BILE
manner by pretty mattresses and the
prices are low.
The funeral OF Harry Edgar, son CT WILL
liam Ii. Broad bent Of Gooding street, who
died of dipht heris, took place yesterday
afternoon and interment was at North
End cemetery.
Monday evening there will be q final
meeting Of the committee in charge OF
arrangements for the Goth anniversary Of
Court Love and Truth, A. o. F. OLA. The
celebration will be held In German Hall.
Yes >erday Deputy Sheriff Rogers clssed
the stock exchange of George T. Sullivan
and Brother which was located In room
of the Postoffice building by serving a
writ which was issued by the Consolidated
Stock Co. of Boston.
An independent political club has been
formed at Fairlawn and the members in
tend to support the candidates for the
City Council from the Fourth Ward who
will see that that section OF the city gets
the improvements 1t deserves.
The ball game at Crescent Park tomor-
row promises to be one Of the most ex-
citing and most hotly contested games of
the season, as bot the Woonsockets and
the Hopes, the two crack semi. profession.
nj teams OF the State, will be out for
blood.
On the second page of today's Issue
will be found testimonial from Druggist
Wood Of the merits Of Hoods Sarssparills
and the amount OF sales made of this
famous remedy during the first three
months OF the year. For the next two
weeks the TRIBUNE will publish other
testimonials from leading druggists OF
this city relative to the good qualities OF
this medicine. Look and SEQ for yourself
what a handsome fellow Willard really is
and on Monday you will see Druggist
Huuson arrayed In the habiliaments OF
the Sons of st. George.