Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-21
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Daniel w. Ashton has returned from
Wilmington, Del.
Miss Mamie Doyle of Woonsocket is
the guest of the Misses Powers of North
Bend street.
Mrs. William Worsley and Miss Mar
garet ". Murray LETT yesterday for ten
days. visit In Boston.
The annual excursion of st. Mary's T.
| A. & B. Society will be held at Crescent
Park Friday evening.
william Fl. Copeland OF Woods drug
store has returned from weeks stay at
the City.By-the. .sea.
John w. Mooney has brought suit
against Michael Quinn for $4,000 DANA
ges on an action OF trespass.
Miss Maggie Williams Of South Bend
street has returned from a pleasant trip
to friends In Foxboro, Moss.
Frank Buckley and J. b. Smith arrived
at New York today according to the
schedule that they had mapped out.
Attend the assignee's sale Of James
Murphy's personal and real estate In Cen
tral Falls tomorrow. Sale begins at 10
q. N.
Mrs. Mary Kiernau, wife Of the Late
Francis Herman, died at the home Of her
son. In law, James Casey, No. 20 Sherman
street yesterday.
Mrs. James Cronan and Mrs. james
Grimley of Boston Highlands, who have
been visiting their cousin, Mrs. John
O'Brien, have returned home.
John ]. Leo, First Lieut.. of Co. d, Sec.
ond Regiment, r. I. NJ, has resigned. Mr..
Lee belongs at Woonsocket and there Ii
said to be trouble in the company.
Among the speakers at the clam bake Of
the Democratic City Committee of Provi'
denoe at Hauterive yesterday was ex-
Mayor Hugh J. Carroll OF this city.
Tomorrow at 10 a. m. Thomas w. Rob.
inson, assignee, Will sell at public auc-
tion the real snd personal estate of James
Murphy in Central Falls. Read the ad'
vertiscment.
A meeting of the Democratic City Com.
mittee will be held this evening in Dex-
| ter block at O'Clock to take action in re-
gard tothe coming biennial election
amendment.
Roseanna Longpre of Montreal Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Montpetit.
She is the widow of ex Chief Justice
Longpre OF the Supreme Court Of the
Province Of Quebec.
The national encampment of the Wo-
mems Relief Corps will be held at Louis.
vile, KY, Sept. to IA and the represen-
tatives from this city will be Mrs. Emily
F. Fish, Mrs. Sarah Z. Mason and Mrs.
Emily Z. sibley.
Among the ladies invited to be patron
esses of the State fair are the following
from this city: Mrs. Henry e. Tlepke,
Mrs. John w. Davis, Mrs. Charles E.
Longley, Mrs. Lyman B. Gon and Mrs.
Frederick Q. Sayles.
The Royal Clan OF the Order of Scottish
Clans is In session at Providence. Rhode
Island Is represented by James B. Ed
wards and John B. Craig. Tomorrow
there will be a banquet at the Trocadero
and among the speakers will be Rev.
Alexander McGregor OF this city.
Peter O'Hara, a tailor, who was for
merly employed by Henry Chalk, went
into the latter's shop while in an intoxi-
Gated condition last evening and demand.
cd some money which he said was due
him. Having paid the money once, Mr..
Chalk refused to again do so, whereupon
O'Hara became 30 abusive that he was a.
nally arrested by Officer Porritt.
Charles F. Henry, manager OF the Peo.
ple's Hat store at 222 Main street, Is Civ.
ing away to his customers neat match.
boxes made Of wood and stained In vel.
low. On the top of the board is a cup te
hold matches, which is spanned by piece
of sand paper. On the lower part is a re-
ceptacle to place the burnt match aftel
blowing It out. One OF them would max,
handsome ornament for any parlor.