Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-03

oonpENsEp NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF our READERS

The Fsyorits Social Club will 60 tc
Newport tomorrow.
Charles Bickerton OF this city IL visit.
Ing friends IN Newport.
The 0rsys and Bunalos will play at
Crescent Park tomorrow.
william e. Watson 10 the new clerk al
the railroad ticket Office.
The annual outing OF the Order OF For.
sstsrs viii be held Aug. 10.
The field day Of the A. o. d. will be
held Monday to Rocky Point.
Miss Katie Butler OF this city has been
visiting friends In Millvills this week.
Charles Q. Taylor OF Providence, Mex.
lean war survivor, has been granted
pension.
william E. Forbes, bookkeeper 1t
Dsmpsey's bleachsry, Is vaeating for .
few days.
The funeral OF Mary Grant OF the East
side will take place tomorrow from st.
Joseph's Church.
Joseph Sherry, Clarence Buckley and
Joseph Morris left today on a several
days. pleasure trip.
John Watson, the bicycle dealer on
Broad street, made an assignment to Clo.
Wis Bowen yesterday.
Thomas DeWire, the long distance
swimmer of this city, Will teach SWIM
ming at Esston's beach, Newport.
A sneak thief attempted to rob the
house OF Enoch Slater OF 35 South street
yesterday out was frightened away.
The trip to Marthas Vineyard tomor-
row by the City OF Boston is a splendid
opportunity to enjoy delightful sail.
The funeral of Charles H. Roberts, aged
30 years, will take place from his late
home, IS Abbott street, tomorrow at
O'Clock.
Today when the police met at the station
at roll calls they were given Instructions
In resuscitating people who appear to have
drowned.
John H. Chase has returned from An.
rors, H., where he has been since April,
and brought his father,H years OF age,
with him.
The moonlight excursion Of the Y. M.
e. A. Association last evening was attend
ed by q large number and it was pleasant
affair.
The work on the conduits of the Provi-
dence Telephone Co. is going on rapidly |
and the conduits already built have been |
connected.
This evening the members OF the Work
Ing Girls Club will entertain their
friends OF the sterner sex at their rooms.
An entertaining programme has been ar
ranged.
The new st. Johns Church at Wood.
lawn is to cost S60, 900 and will be located
at the corner of Slater and Quincy ave-
nues. The size will be l20x135 feet and 1t
will have seating capacity OF 1,70o.
The twelve successful law students who |
were admitted to the bar Wednesday were
sworn In at the Supreme Court this fore
noon. Among the number were Thomas
r. Vance, William J. Cronin and Herbert
A. Rice of this city.
A meeting OF the creditors Of George 8.
Morgan, the North Union street druggist
was held yesterday afternoon at the Office
Of the assignee, James L. jerks. The as
signee made the creditors an offer which
was not received and they adjourned
without date.
J.J. Kinyon is still doing business at
She old stand In the rear OF East avenue.
His new place on the Plains IL not quite
ready, but some of the machinery at the
old plant which was not In use has been
removed to the new mill, where 1t was
vet up and Is now running. The new
plant is one OF tae finest wooden struct-
ures In New England.
-Four stalwart Providence policemen
we're in this city yesterday and appear
ances indicated that they were bent on
trouble. When they caught glimpse OF
Officer Peter Lee on Main street the
"sand" which they are noted for In carry
ing on their beats In Providence wes
quickly siited, and they boarded an elec.
trio and reported for roll call at their re-
spsctive stations on time. Come again,
boys.