Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-25
TERSE TRiBUNEITES


CT. Henry was In Boston yesterday on
| business.
The fair of the Pawtucket City Band
will close this evening.
MRS. Elizabeth A. Fish and Miss Maude
Clayton sailed for England today.
In Celtic hall last evening pleasant
social was held by the "R. s. Club"
Miss Agnes Richards and Miss Annie
McCann are visiting friends In Fall River
In Etna hall last evening Florence
Lodge, d. OF r., held very enjoyable So
cial.
The Sons OF Veterans will take part In
the Memorial Sunday exercises tomorrow
evening.
State Delegate John III. Drury OF the
Knights of Columbus has appointed J. w.
Carnes district deputy.
The funeral of James, the infant son OF
John and Kate O'Neill Of Clifford street,
took place this morning.
The steamer Awashonks will make an
excursion to Seaconnet Point tomorrow,
leaving Providence at 10 o'clock.
A gang of men have completed string
ing heavier feed wire from Attleboro to
this city oyer the Interstate road.
The best dinner In Pawtucket served
daily at the restaurant of 8. B. Havens q
Co. Catering for parties and socials a
speciality.
Rev. Fl. +. Kinnerney and the members
OF st. Joseph's parish are grateful to Will
liam r. Walker and son for the gift OF s50
to the bazaar fund.
Mrs. Mary J. Mooney, wife OF John
Mooney. died at her home, No. rs Garden
street, yesterday. She was 45 years OF age
and had been Ill about year.
Peter Boyle, whose knee was injured
while at work on the dredse near Cot
trell's wharf, was sent tol his home at
Newport yesterday afternoon.
Il is now said that portraits OF all OF the
living ex-governors Of Rhode Island are
to be painted at the expense Of the State
and hung In the State House.
The Mayor and many prominent people
attended the observance last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen T. Nye the Goth an
niversary of their marriage.
Tomorrow morning at o'clock mass at
st. Msry's Church the children who have
not approached the sacraments will re-
ceive their first communion. The junior
choir will assist at the service.
Tomorrow the steamer Awasfonks Will
leave Providence at 10 a, m. for Seaconnet
Point, and leave Seaconnet Point at 3 p.
m. Each passenger will be given mess
of soup, fresh from the ocean, to take
home. Dinner served at the Davis House
and Manchester hall.
Last evening switcher was ut work In
the freight yard and In "kicking" some
cars onto side track used little more
force than was necessary and three cars
left the rails at the end OF the switch near
the Conant street bridge. Traffic was not
delayed and the cars were soon on the
iron again.
The funeral OF Eben F. Bullock will
take place from his late homo, No. 60
Weeden street, tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Prayer will be offered at the house and
then the remains will be taken to Bristol
and funeral services held at st. Michael's
Church at 2p. m. A delegation from
Washington Lodge, X. OF P, will attend.
Senator freeman yesterday introduced
an act in the Senate providing that In
place of the "Railroad Crossing. Look
ont for the Engine While the Bell Rings"
old familiar legend, there shall be sub.
stituted on crossing signs In this State
the words, "Railroad Crossing. Stop,
Look and Listen" A gate and Q fiagman
would be better.