Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
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Dentist Heffsrn graced his Worcester
home yesterday.
Medical Examiner Kelliher bought
handsome residence In Darlington 6atur'
day.
Ex-Alderman O'Reilly was out bright
and early this morning looking. after the
parks.
The steamer Pioneer took. q private
party from Providence to Newport yes
terday.
Miss Addie Fleming of the East side IL
one of the assistants In the State census
bureau.
In the District Court yesterday morning
one unfortunate was fined $2 and costs
for drunkenness.
Gilbert Paine was released from the
Rhode Island Hospital Saturday night
very much improved.
James Williams and Henry Dawson
spent Yesterday at Fiskville, making the
trip on their wheels.
Officer Patrick McCu sker were after the
obstreperous boys on the Pike yesterday
with both feet and hands.
F.F. Halliday was out bicycle riding
yesterday and ran into the electric car
track, wreckipg his machine.
Tho Driving Park is being put in good
condition, few gentlemen having con-
tributed he necessary amount.
Joseph B. O'Neill, astudcnt OF Columbia
College, N. Y, is spending few days
with his parents on Pine street.
The girl, Mary Sun, who was reported
missing, was found at the home OF Mrs.
Nellie Chase on Meeting street.
An electric car collided with a buggy
on Dexter street yesterday forenoon and
wheel of the carriage was smashed.
Robert De Wolf and James Ellis, two
lads aged respectfully is and II years,
were arrested yesterday for playing ball
ON Sunday.i
This evening many from this city Will
attend the third annual recital OF the
pupils OF Miss Mamie Lynn at the Provi-
dence Opera House.
The estate OF the late John F. Donnelly
on Belmont street was sold at auction Sat-
urday afternoon to Daniel w. Ashton by
Auctioneer James Wilson.
A pigeon fly will take place Memorial
day from Uxbridge, Mass, to this city, .
distance of twenty miles. All are Paw.
tucket birds, AND the prizes are s15, sl0
and s5.
Wednesday Amos Dawson OF Cottage
street will sail for England In search OF
his father, Thomas Dawson, who disap-
peared April % and is supposed to have
embarked for his native land May 8.
The following Pawtucket people were
registered at New York hotels during the
past week; L, II. Littlefield, A. 81. Met
calf, B. F. @. Linnell; E. w. Blodgett, e.
Thayer, D. McNiven, G. Xinne, g. L. MIL
Ter, w. II. Stearns, F. w. Gilmore.
The Commissioner of Public Works Of
Providence has sent specimens OF the rock
from the Cumberland Iron Mountain to
the Massachusetts, State Board for exam
ination and experiment. The rock islsaid
to be excellent material for road building.
Palestine Temple of the Ancient Arabic
Order of the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
will meet In this city June "a, st. Johns
Day. A parade and banquet will be the
features and Pawtueket people will 1have
an opportunity to sec the sacred camel
"Rachel."
Hundreds "enjoyed" ride to and from
Providence yesterday and last night on
the bloomer cars of the Pawtucket and
East avenue routes. Those who were
fortunate enough to wear ulsters and
ssalskins felt quite comfortable, but those
who wore lighter apparel gave q shrill CRY
that sounded like pulling . log chain
through the bunghols Of deserted rain
water barrel when their destination wal
reached.