Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-22
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! before their return.
William p. Hurley has returned from a
business trip to New York.
OIney q Payne Bros. have been given the
contract to supply coal to the city.
Misses Nellie Harold and Margaret
Donovan are at Newport for week.
The Newports defeated the Carriers OF
J franklin yesterday by score OF Is to 8.
Miss Annie Hills of Boston Is the guest
of Miss Mamie keenan, OF Waldo street.
Supt. Daggett and assistant are giving
the fire alarm boxes fresh coat OF paint.
Misses Eva Stone and Leffie Whipple
left today for Cottage City for weeks
] stay.
Mrs. Ann Kelley of Dexter street left
today for Pittsfeld, ILL.,, on visit to
friends.
st. Mary's Il. A. q B. Society will enjoy
an excursion to Crescent Park tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Catherine Forbes and two dsugh.
ters, Ida and Ada, have returned from
Newport.
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Catholic Association OF st. Mary's parish
will meet this evening.
The mem bers of Chickering iLodge, K.
of p, will visit Sumner Lodge OF North
Attleboro this evening.
Miss Katie Rafferty, of Willimantic,
visiting relatives In this city.
Steamer Pawnee carried the Young
Mems Catholic Total Abstinence and Lit
erary Society of Taunton to Crescent Park
yesterday.
John Rudolph has reopened the white
the many improvements will undoubtedly
| attract customers.
Miss Alice Read of Central Falls died
Tuesday. For many years she was head
sales woman for r. 81. Frye Of this city
and was widely known In the community.
It was reported to the police last even.
ing that little Annie MCGOWAN, years
old, was missing from her home just over
the Massachusetts, line. She later was
found at Valley Falls.
An election for the choice Of Major OF
the 1st Battalion Cavalry, held at the new
armory in this city Tuesday evening, re.
suited in the unanimous reelection OF
Alexander Strauss. Brig. Gen. Kendall
presided.
The address OF Benjamin G. Perkins,
janitor OF the public schools, will, for tho
next few days, be at Cristal Park, Cottage
City, Mass. Ben wants little vacation AZ
we'll as all the rest of the department, and
he Is entitled to 1t.
Car 15i of tho Central avenue line In
charge of Conductor George Martin got
the trolley pole caught Ia the wires In
Trinity square about 10 O'Clock this fore.
noon and 1t was half an hour before mat
ters were Strengthened out. The car lost
! trip and was Obliged to 60 back to the
starting point.
Christopher Davenport, the George
street grocer, has returned from pleasant
trip to Seaconnet, and today is supplying
his friends with blue fish. While he re-
mained at the Point he enjoyed the pleas
: ure of a fishing trip, apd his blistered
hands piainly showed that he caught all
the fish he brought home.
The steamer Massachusetts will make
special trip to New York on Sunday, Au-
gust rs, leaving Fox Point wharf at TAB
a p. m. Excursion tickets good going Sun
day and returning Monday night from
New York will be sold at the low price of
"a. An excellent opportunity for day
+, New York at minimum expense. Regu-
lar tickets will also be sold and every
AGILITY offered the regular travellers.
Annie Eaean, 16-year-old girl living
near the yard OF the City Coal 70. on d.
vision street, had narrow escape from
drowning In the river near her home
Tuesday night. The girl was walking
along the wharf Of the coal company
- when she lost her balance and fell into
the water. Some men who are employed
on the steam drill near by saw the girl
when she fell, and at once went to her
I rescue. finally getting her ashore with no
greater injury than athorough drenching.
1 Miss Helen @. Judson, the admiral BILE
actress and sweet singer who plays Little
1 Buttercup in "Pinafore" ut Crescent Park,
was formerly great society belle in Chi
! cngo ana forsook distinguished social
! triumphs for what have proved to be even
q greater ones on the operate stage. She
comes OF one the weaithiest and best
o known families In the "Windy City,"
n and still shines brilliantly whenever she
!, finds time from her professional labors to
accept the social attentions which are
constantly offered her.
William McCulloch, the bright, hust.
ling and enterprislng manager of the j.
w. Me,klejohn q Co.'s music store, is an
:, author, artist and originator OF the most
@ original and attractive advertisements
, that appear In any OF the New England
newspapers. His latest production can
be seen on the eighth page Of today's is-