Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-31
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| No TRIBUNE Monday.
| Ira Slade Of Elm street 10 Ill.
| Actor Joe Murphy is still In town.
Good Samaritan Lodge Imet last even
| Ing.
Edward Barker leaves Monday for Dal.
| las, Tex.
William Boss OF this city. is visiting in
Blackstone.
Joseph L. Mcvey left last evening for
Baltimore to resume his duties at the
Epiphany College.
Arrangements are now being made for
horse race at the Pawtucket Drivin &
Park a week from today.
Rev. Massena Goodrich, who has been
having vacation Of six weeks, will re-
eume services In the Universalist Church
at Harrisville tomorrow.
II you have not tried one of those
famous so cent dinners that 8. B. Havens
& Co. are serving you should do 30 at
once. They can't be beat.
BY q notice In this issue IL will be see
that the commettee on property OF the
School Committee are advertising for bids
for the erection Of the new school house
In Fairlawn.
About 1900 poor children from Taunton
went to Crescent Park yesterday on
steamers Pioneer and Pawnee. The ex-
cursion was under the management OF the
Taunton Herald.
Charles Reed, brakeman employed no
the Consolidated road, while making
coupling near Branch avenue bridge yes.
terday, was caught between two cars and
quite badly crushed. He was removed to
dressed his wounds.
The first car of the Woonsocket Street
Railway company was run into the town
OF Cumberland Thursday about. p. m.
over the Manville extension. 1t was SIM
ply trial trip. Tomorrow cars will run
road without change.
The First Free Baptist Church OF this
city, situated on Broadway, has extended
a call to Rev. J. II. Roberts of Car olina, r.
l., to become its pastor. He has accepted
the call, and will assume the duties OF
the parish on the first Sunday in October.
Mr.. Roberts is "a years of age.
Trolley parties were all the rage last
evening, no less than three different ones
leaving here for the variou, shore resorts.
Besides these party from North Attle-
boro, on a car decorated with vari. colored
tights, arrived here about 8 o'clock and
made stop Of about an hour.
The invitation to the Old Mems Home
to visit Crescent Park, extended by Man
eger Boyden, was accepted Yesterday by
about IL. The Union Railroad Co. sent
special electric car to the home In South
Providence about 10 o'clock free. After
enjoying "Pinafore' and a clam dinner
they returned early In the evening to the
home.
Frank Whitaker, a 10.year.old boy met
with an accident at the corner OF Main
and Broad streets yesterday afternoon.
Young Whitaker was standing near one
OF the gratings which cover the openings
into the Benedict building cellar, when
the grating which was open, fell down,
striking him on the heel making wound
that required several stitches. DR.. Lane
attended to his injuries, after which he
was taken to his home on River street in
the police ambulance.
William j. Cassidy, who has charge OF
the upholstery and carpeting department
OF the New Idea Store, returned to work
this noon after pleasant two weeks va
cation, which was spent at Riverside. Mr..
Cassidy, with his wife, leased a cottage
near Pleasant Bluff and their guests were
Frederick Boynton, Charles Alway and
their families Of Lowell, Mass. The latter
returned home yesterday afternoon and
they were loud In their praises of the
cordial manner In which they were treated
In Little Rhody.