Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-27
LOCAL LINES.

Ioday mortgage on the Stanoar0 BOt.
tling 70. was forclosed.
Mrs. Alexander Lodge, formerly of this
city, died at Manton Saturday.
Rev. J. B. Jordan OF the First Baptist
Church preached his farewell sermon yes
terday.
A general teachers meeting will be held
tomorrow afternoon ut the Church Hill
school.
Martin Meehan, q veteran Of the late
war, left Saturday for the Soldiers Home
at Togus, Me.
The Columbia and Diamond base ball
clubs will play game of ball Thursday
morning on Camp Burnside for purse OF
s25.
Mayor Tiepke and several membe OF
the city government attended the memo.
rial services at the Woodiawn Baptist
Church last evening.
A meeting of the creditors OF the Ameri.
can Grocery and Tea Co. will be held In
room B, Narragansett Hotel, tomorrow
afternoon ut o'clock.
Wednesday evening John w. Ramsbot.
tom and Miss Elizab beth A. Cook will be
united In marriage at the residence OF the
brides parents. 70 Jefferson avenue. ALs
The following Pawtucket people were In
New York during the past week: Q. K.
Pervear, g. Barnedeld, J. r. Jenckes, 8.
Wilktn,on, l.. B. Gofi, j. X. MacColl.
Marriage intentions have been field at
the City Clerks office by Charles Williams
and Miss Clara Williams, Karl A. Sinituoto
and Miss Nina stewri. all Of this city.
When the interstate road is started
twenty eight men will be needed to op'
| crate the cars and II 10 said there are 300
applications, therefore some will get left.
The funersl of Marguerite, daughter OF
George A. and Nellie Sullivan of No. 1s1
Dexter street, took place yesterday after
| of age.
Another social was held Saturday even
| ing In the lower hall Of the Auditorium
under the auspices OF the local Textile
| Union for the benefit OF the Olneyville
| strikers.
The fifth annual excursion OF Branch
| Parneli, /. N. F., was held yesterday and
| 1t was a very enjoyable affair. Tne trip
was to Fall River and there were about
| 300 on board the steamer Pawnee.
Those who are to attend the field day
exercises ct Uxbridge, Mass, Mem orial
| Day, under the auspices Of the Father
Mathew Society, should be at the depot
on Thursday morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Jesse Linton, eornet soloist Of the
American Band, Is Ill at his home with
an attack oftyphoid fever. He was with
| the band In Maine and was obliged to
come home. His condition Is much i'm
proved.
Charles Arnold, son Of the late Daniel
r. Arnold Of this city, died In Philadel-
phia Friday of typhoid fever. Mr.. Ar
mold was ticket agent at the depot here
for years and was later employed at the
freight depot.
The Pawtucket Quoting Club opened
its grounds ut the corner OF Hope and
Cooper streets Saturday. A match be-
tween J. Craig OF this city and r. Fergu.
son Of Pontiac will probably be played
Decoration Day. A meeting will be held
on the grounds this evening at 1880
O'Clock.
The claim Of NJ. J. Cavanaugh against
the Union Railroad Co. has been settled
out of court at Mr.. Cavanaugh's terms.
Some time ago one of the company's
electrics crashed into the rear Of Cav
anaugh's buggy, wrecking the vehicle
and throwing Cavanaugh and compan-
ioE out.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Alexander McGregor, Jr., son
OF Rev. Alexander McGregor, and Miss
Clara Marion Dutton, daughter Of Ben.
jamin Dutton. The ceremony will take
Tuesday, June IL, at the residence OF the
brides parents I'm Maiden, Mass. Mr..
McGregor Is one OF the most successful
men In the insurance business In Boston.
The funeral OF Eben +. Bullock, who
was suffocated at the fire on Broad street
took place from his late home, No. 90
weeden street, yesterday forenoon, at 10
o'clock. After prayer had been offered
the remains were conveyed to Bristol
where services were held at st. Michael's
Church at 2 o'clock. Interment followed.
A delegation from Washington Lodge, X.
of r., of Central Falls attended.