Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
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John Keough OF this city is "doinR"
New York city.
Pawtucket Lodge, N. E. o. p, will
meet this evening.
Willis Tobie Is expected home from
| California tomorrow.
Court Woodlawn, A. o. F. of A., will
hold lawn party Friday.
The Quoting Club will meet tomorrow
evening In Royal Oak Hall.
Work has been begun on the lfounda-
ION OF the new High Schoo'.
Charles Dennerney of the Standary Boot
and Shoe Co. is enjoying his vacation.
James j. Boyle, clerk for the Lyons De-
lany Co., has returned from his vacation.
Vital Lacroix, one of Lvnd & Murphy's
salesmep, will start on his vacation ithis
week.
Harry Broadbsnt,I9 years of age, resid.
ing at 80 Gooding street, is Ill with diph-
liberia.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Aldermen will be held tomorrow
evening.
The annual Conclave OF tho Knights of
King Arthur will be held In this city 10.
morrow.
James Murphy of the Boston Store left
today for Narragansett Pier to spend his
vacation.
Friday evening Winodaughsis Coun.
Gil, ID. OF L., will hold a lawn party In
Saylesville.
Monday members of the Order of Druids
win hold their annual field dav at Cres.
cent Pars.
Clerk E. w. Blodgett of the District
Court has returned after weeks stay ut
New London.
The Ladies Auxiliary Temperance So
ciety of st. Mary's parish viii install Of
ficers tomorrow evening.
The annual parish excursion OF the
Church Of the Sacred Heart on July 27
will be very enjoyable event.
City Clerk Alden w. Sibley and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter n. Highland are ct
Nantucket for few days stay.
Dick Farnum will start fer San IRAN
cisca this month to fulfil q six weeks en-.
| gagement at the Orpheum Theatre.
| Patrick Tormey, 13 years of age, wss
ciught In M. F. O'Brien's saloon Sunday
| and locked up. He was release yesterday.
Walter Horton, who was hurt in Provi.
dence Saturday evening, Is a son of Dan
lei II. Horton aud resides on Waldo
street.
Miss Agnes Luby died at her home at
Valley Fa.s yesterday. Ste vas a promi-
nent member OF tra choir of st. Patrick's
Church.
A man either jumped or fell from the
Shore Line train Sunday morning at the
Dexter street crossing and miraculoasly
escaped injury
Tomorrow morning at st. Mary's
Church an anniversary mass will be cele.
brated for the repose of the soul of Mrs.
Francis Johnston.
The Pawnee took the Comfort Club of
Providence for a moonlight sail last even
ing, and today the same boat is chartered
by Taunton parties.
A heavy square of glass that is set in the
sidewalk on the Broad street side of the
Benedict House is broken ard is dan
gerous to pedestrians.
Peter Moran, the confectioner, left yes
terday afternoon for Saratoga to attend
the Confectioners' Convention which
opened there this morning.
Ex- Mayor Carroll has been notified that
John Curtin Kent has been released from
Portland prison In England and will
shortly sail for this country.
The regular melting OF the School Com.
mittee will be held this evening and.a pc.
t'tion will be presented asking that Miss
P'rry be reiL Jtated as teacher.
A large number, including members OF
the Providence city government and their
families, went to Crescent Park last even.
ing to hear the opera of "Pinafore.n
Manager Royden entertained his guests
after the performance.
| The new rooms OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will be opened to-
morrow evening with due formaIities.
Mayor Henry +. Tiepke will preside, and
/
bers OF the association.
Rev. +. w. Hamilton has resigned as
pastor Of the Church Of Our Father, the
same to take effect the last Sunday In
August. He has accepted a call to Rox.
bury, and church meeting W.T. DO held
July 20 to take some action.
A lad named Sullivan who belongs at
st. Aloysius Orphsn Asylum la proyi.
dencs was picked up by OFF ,er Murphy
and later taken back TO the asy ,um by
Matron jerks. He was sent out on an
errand and became lost, finally wand 4ring
out here.
Through typographical error 1t was
stated yesterday that mail from this city
would arrive In New York at 1880 O'Clock
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