Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-07
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tended by many people from this city last
| evening.
DR.. James L. Wheaton, Jr., II expected
to arrive homo from his European trsp
this evening.
The entire city government OF Worces.
ter, Mass, will pay . visit to Crescent
Park Aug. II.
George Q. Gates of this city 10 at Howat
Falls, Mass, attending the convention OF
the Temple of Honor.
n. @. Possner of Providence bought the
Standard Bottling Co. at mortgages
sale yesterday for $50.
James 8. Manton of England, who has
been here several weeks on business, will
sail for home Saturday.
The police have been invited to clam
bake at the home of George Loughlin on
the Plains this afternoon.
The 18th annual meeting OF the South
ern Rhode Island Press Club was con-
cluded at Newport yesterday.
Officer Charles e. Gardner, who has
been to Calias, Me-, to attend the funeral
of his mother, returned to duty last even.
ing.
Tomorrow the Catholic Knights OF the
State will be at Rocky Point and gala
day is expected. A fine programme has
been arranged.
Owen Sullivan and Thomas Kenney
have been ordered to appear In court Aug.
% to answer charges of illegally keeping
liquor for sale.
The funeral of Mrs. Bridget McQuillan,
who died suddenly at the jerks boarding
house, took place from st. Mary's Church
yesterday afternoon.
Herbert Horton OF Waldo street, who
was hurt some time ago in runaway, Is
able to leave the hospital and Is now in
the country recuperating.
0The Naval Reserves did not take part In
the Venetian fete at Newport as 1t Was
necessary that they should hare boats, but
80 tar the boys are only land sailors.
The seth annual outing Of the Reho.
both, Seekonk, Providence and East Prov
idence Horse Thief Detecting Society
will be held ct Crescent Park tomorrow
Edwin Darling of this city is president.
Mrs. NJ. A. Saunders, librarian of the
Public Library, and Miss Lettie Alien
one of her assistants, will start tomorrow
for Denver, COL, to attend the annual
meeting of the American Library Associa-
tion.
The Rhode Island Labor Day committed
has nearly completed arrangements fol
the annual outing. Contracts have been
signed with Manager Boyden Of Crescent
Park and the Continental Steamboat 20
and another meeting will be held Friday
evening.
Miss Marion Campbell, daughter Of thu
late Duncan Campbell, died at her home
1863 Main street, yesterday, aged q years
She was young lady Of q cheerful dis
position and was loved by all who knew
her and she will be greatly missed by bel
many friends.
Thomas Cullen, John Keenan,, Matthew
McElroy and Frank Gormley, well known
and popular young men of the East Side
went to Block Island yesterday. Every.
thing went well until the Brenton's r ,ei
lightship was reached, when the entire
party was seized with eccroprotic spells
They are reported this morning rs being
on the road to recovery.
While you are In Pawtucket it is moi
necessary to 60 down che river for din.
ner, for David A. Tyrrell at No. Dexter
street puts up Q free lunch that equal
anything on the shore. This noon h'
J furnished his customers with all kinds O.
cut meats, green peas, watercreses, w,Atsr
melon and other tempting War. r.ds, an
one gormandizer had the temeldty to a.
the "big fellow" when sne iee-orear
would be served. His place certainly pre-
sents paying business, judging froI
the throng that you see 60 In and out {
his castle.