Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-21
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Court Love and Truth, A. o. F. OF A.
will be 20 years old July 81.
The Apollo Club gave concert at the
Y. M. q. A. rooms last evening.
The front OF the store of the Lyons De.
lany TO. has been given . fresh coat OF
paint.
A handsome new pennant was thrown
to the breeze over the Misft Parlors yes
terday.
Eureke Temple, Rathbone Sisters, and
Nonpareil Temple of Honor met last
evening.
Miss Lizzie Meagher Is distributing neat
fans to her customers at her millinery
parlors, 218 Main street,
The Ladies' So,ial Circle of the Thorn.
son M. e. Church will hold q mum sup
per o.morrow evening.
The funeral of Raymond Burgess Craw-
ford, the infant son OF Frank and Annie
Craw wford, took place this afternoon.
j. Frank Cawpar and wife of Noting.
ham, Eng, are visiting relatives on
Weedep street. The couple are 80 years
old.
A Lonsdale avenue electric jumped the
switch in front Of the Record building
yesterday afternoon, but was soon on It's
way again. :.
Tomorrow evening In st. Mary's school
hall complimentary entertainment, social
and supper will be given those who as
sisted at the late bazaar.
An Adjourned meeting OF the Common
Council will be held tomorrow evening
for the purpose of acting on the petition
of the Interstate Street Railway Co.
Hezekiah Conant, John A. Arnold and
III. HI. Sheldon have had their carriages
equipped with rubber tires, thus being
the first to introduce the idea into this
city.
Annie Greene Cooke, daughter OF Will
liam M. and Dorcas Cooke, died at the
residence of II. II. She ldon, 1853 Broad
street, last evening. She was "a years OF
age and had lived in this city % years.
The Highway Department has begun
improvements on Mineral Spring avenue,
beginning at the foot OF Garden street
and moving toward the Lorraine mills,
tearing up one side OF the street at time.
g. p. Russell, supervisor of the colored
schools of Lexington, Kv., is In this city
inspecting the local institutions OF learn
ing. He was sent here by the Mayor and
school committee OF Lexington. He Will
also visit Boston.
Hon. I. 3. Fitzpatrick and Hon. John
j. Campbell of Boston, Hon. Charles E.
Gorman, Hon. George ]. West and p. j.
Mccarthy, ESQ.,, Of Providence, have been
elected honorary members OF the Young
Mems Catholic Association Of st. Mary's
parish.
Five horses that were being shipped
from Kendall & Dean of Boston to Stud
ley Co. OF New Haven jumped from box
car attached to q moving train at the
Branch avenue bridge, Providence, last
but the other had one OF its hoois torn
on and had to be shot.
w. D. Coxey. the hustling press agent
for Ringing Bros. circ1s, was in town
yesterday. This big show will exhibit In
Providence June 10 In all its magnitude.
For the past five years 1t has been doing
tremendous business throughout the
West, and newspaper reports say II IL one
that merits It's large patronage.
Walter l.. Balcom will sever his connec.
tion with Capwell's pharmacy Saturday
evening to take charge OF the new drug
store OF Barber q Co. OF Westerly ut
Watch Hill the coming Summer. Walter
will make first class man for the posi-.
ton and his host OF friends In this city
wish him unbounded success in bis new
field.
The member of the Catholic Knights
OF America OF this vicinity will be pleased
to know that Hon. Edwin ID. McGuinness
OF Providence was re- elected q trustee Of
the Supreme Council at Omaha, Eeb., last
Saturday for a term CT six years, begin
ming July 1, 1895. An Eastern president
was chosen also 10 the person Of Edward
Feeney OF New York.
Charles Ellis, agent for the American
Brewing Co. OF Providence, has secured
the services OF Michael j. Higgins as man.
ager OF his saloon at al East avenue. The
store has been remodeled and newly
painted and presents a handsome appear
ance. II is well stocked with wet goods
OF . superior quality, and Mikes many
years OF experience in the business fully
adspts him for his new position. He Is
assisted by his brother Joe, ga smart
little bit Of q man."