Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-08
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And when old Tara falls asleep
| On each warm summer day
They meet on his bald pate and dance
Ta-ra-ra boom m-de-aye.
william p. Dempsey is at Newport.
This is G. K. OF A. day at Rocky Point.
Lewiston plays here today and tomor.
row.
James L. Jenks is acting as City solici.
tor.
DR.. J. p. Corrigan IL out of town for
few days.
Next Thursday is Foresters' Day at
Rocky foint.
| Fireman James Brown will begin his
vacation Saturday.
| The funeral OF Miss Marion M. Camp.
bell will take place tomorrow.
| The field day of the First Rhode Island
Cavalry occurs tomorrow.
The Rhode Island Labor day committee
will meet tomorrow evening.
| Don't blow ont your lamp. Read the
advertisement In another column.
Mrs. Gillian of Main street IL spending
/
The 999th's will meet the Pin Knights
the candlepin bowling. contest this even.
ing.
| Misses Lucy and Emma Garriepy OF
Benefit street are visiting friends at Taun-
ton.
Officer Snyder Iqualifed today at the
City Hall. He will make q fine looking
officer.
The annual exclusion of the Pleasant
View Baptist Church will take place to-
morrow.
There's a fine portrait of Rev. Father
Halligan in the current issue Of Donahoe's
Magazine.
The anniversary of the Horse Thief De.
tecting Society was held at Crescent Park
today. Edwin Darling is president.
Officer Mclaughlin found q lady's cape
on Broad street yesterday which awaits
an owner ut NJ. Moy's news store.
The employees of Lynd & Murphy
formed q very pleasant trolley party last
evening. The trip was to Crescent Park.
E, Several members of the police force at
teS6cd clambake at the farm of George
Loughiid ON the Plains yesterday after
noon,
6mcers NJ. e. Hill and Joseph JSmith
will return to duty tomorrow and Omcers
Sword and Drown will begin their vaca-
tions.
McElroy & Mooney, the popular cloth
hiers, are making many improvements In
their store ON Main street near the corner
J OF High street.
The stockholders OF the Pawtucket
Hair Cloth Co. met yesterday and din.
ner was served. The election OF officers
did not make any change.
On account of the storm yesterday the
big Hibernian parade was abandoned,
. bat about 200 members Of the order will
down the river on the 1890 O'Clock boat.
In the candle.pin tournament last even
ing the Consumers we're defeated BY the
] Audltcs,ums very lhandily. Gregory led
J his team with 2S3 while Packard was the
high man for the Consumers with 282.
The big cake, the largest In the world,
{ IL now on exhibition ut the New England
Grocery. It will only be here for thiI
|. week only and every lady In the city
should visit the store and be served Will
|, piece Of Il.
Delaney Council hold its regular meet
D Ing last evening when two application
for membership were received and ~
persons were balloted for. The comnstse
on the annual outing reported that every
thing points to big success.
n Very Rev. James Hughes, vicar gener'
Of the Hartford diocese, WHO died la
night, was ordained to the 'priesthood
Providence, July 4, 1882, by his uncl
Bishop Bernard O'Reilly, and Ii remen
bered by many of the old residents OF tn
> vicinity.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Ern
Litterer will remove the canvass and op,
an old fashioned Rhode Island clambal
In the grove in the rear of his hotel {
East avenue. The bake will be publ
and all his friends are invited to be pre-
ent whether or not they received an inv
tation.
"GentIeman Dan" Carney, the hero
many battles, left this morning for
days outing at Mount Hope with I
N Naval Reserves. Dan has Joined the nf
N. party, and IL now tetotatious teetotal'
There was sorrowiul expression on b
face a. he parted with his pair OF train
pet Kittens which he has fed and car
for at Barkers' saloon for the past mont
40 The Gorham Manufacturing Co. is
manufacture the prize for the New EN-
10 land veteran nremen's muster, which v
take place ct Hartford, Sept. IL. Al