Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
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No Eastern League games are scheduled
for today.
Delaney Council, K. OF c., will meet
this evening.
Miss Lizzie Springer OF Augusta, Me-, Is
visiting friends In town.
Joseph r. williams of Auburn has been
granted an original pension.
James j. OLeary, clerk at the Dempsey
Bleachery, began his vacation yesterday.
william Butler, one of Lynd & Muir.
phys popular clerks, Is at Block Island.
The New England League teams play In
the same cities today that they did ysster-
day.
Miss Annie Hughes of Pine street has
been presented with piano by her
father.
Tomorrow evening Wimodaughsis
Council, Daughters of Liberty, will install
officers.
The funeral OF Marie Purcell took place
this afternoon from her late home, No. II
Cherry street.
Yesterday belt line electric became
disabled on Broadway and tied up the
line for time.
Today an East Providence Sunday
School went Ito South Swansea on the
steamer Pawnee.
The employees In the census Office In
Providence will not complete the work OF
tabulation before 1897.
Misses Sarah and Annie Hogan of Pleas
ant street have gone to Buffalo, N, Y, for
a three weeks visit with friends.
Supt. Luther OF the Pawtucket Street
Railway Co. has gone to West Harwich,
Mass, to spend a week or ten days.
The annual excursion of the members
of st. Joseph's Temperance Society will
be held next Saturday to Camp White.
The funeral of William j., the infant
son of John and Mary A. Cox of Knowles
street took place this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The State Council of the Daughters OF
Liberty will enjoy a moonlight isail to
Newport tomorrow evening on the
Pawnee.
The cace of Wilfred Guilmette, charged
with assault Oh George Butman, will
come up for trial in Ithe District Court
tomorrow.
The members of the Pawtucket Naval
Reserve Company will enjoy a chowder
at the Congress House, Dexter street, FRI
day evening.
Last evening the Ladies Aid Society of
the Central avenue Baptist Mission held
an entertainment that was very pleasant
and well attended. a31p
Both branches OF the City Council will
meet this evening, the Board of Alder
men In adjourned session land the Com
mon Council In regular session.
William Entwhistle, formerly with the
Dunnell Manufacturing Co., is now In the
employ of the Norwich Dyeing and
Bleaching Co., In Norwich, Conn.
There will be another meeting of the
labor convention at Providence this even
Ing when arrangements for 1.-THE OBJ.
servance Of Labor Day will be completed.
Judge Rogers of the Supreme Court and
Clerk Webster sailed for Europe today.
Judge p. E. Tillinghast Is already on the
other side and they may meet in London.
Charles Ii. Lewis of this city pleaded
guilty to a charge OF embezzlement In
the Sixth District Court at Providence
yesterday and was bound over In the sum
Of $500.
The building on the Gardiner estate,
corner Of Main and High streets, is being
transformed bv the lessees, Lewis &
Curry, into q fat rooted structure. A
mammoth tobacco sign will adorn the
top OF the building.
Herbert A. Rice Of this city will be one
Of the candidates for admission to the
Rhode Island bar when the examinations
take place July %. The young man is .
son OF Capt. Randall ii. Rice and a gradu-