Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-06
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Sun RISES ....... "A Moon RISES
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Forecast for Maine and New Hampshiss
Fair; southeosterly winds.
For Vermont Fair, preceded by show
ers In tho early morning; southeasteFiy
winds.
For Massachusetts, and Rhode Island,
Fair; light, southerly winds.
For Connecticut Fair. preceded BY
showers near the coast; southerly Winds
Archie Kenyon sailed for Scotland to.
day.
Miss May Crogan of Boston 10 visiting
friends In this city.
Willis Tobie Is expected to arrive home
from California next wednesday.
The West Side Temperance Society held
picnic on Camp Burnside last evening.
Cannoncrackers wrecked q window In
Sawyer's hardware store Thursday night.
Mrs. George II. Smith and sister, Miss
May +. Cutting, left Yesterday for Cottage
City.
One of the large windows In w. II. Nc
Devitt's store was accidentally broken
Wednesday.
Miss Kate Mccormick of East Green
wich is the guest Of MISS Theresa Nc
Mahon OF East avenue.
The funeral OF Miss Catherine Barry
Will take place Monday morning from the
Church of the Sacred Htart.
Mise Annie McGrath of Hartford, Conn.,,
is spending her vacation with Miss Annie
Casey of IA awtucket avenue.
There were number OF postponed pri.
vate celebrations last evening and some
more are set down for tonight.
The installation of officers of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of st. Mary's Temperance So.
ciety will be held Wednesday evening.
The Epworth Leagues OF Rhode Island,
together with the Epworth League OF
Taunton, will have an outing Monday.
II the weather is the kind we are en-.
titled to at this time of the year there will
be a large crowd downfhe river tomorrow.
People should remember that steamer
Pioneer now makes two trips daily to the
shore resorts, leaving here at II and
o'clock.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Co. ran an.
other express trip last evening for the &C.
commodation Of those who wished to see
"Pinafore."
Visit the restaurant of 8. B. Havens q
Co. for the best 5O.cent dinner served in
the State. Catering for parties, socials,
etc., a speciality.
Dennis Martin has fenced In ninety.
eight feet Of the street at the junction OF
East avenue and Pleasant street which he
claims is his property.
This morning the members of the
Woodlawn Baptist Sunday school left on
the steamer Pawnee for Dighton to en-.
Joy their annual excursion.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Co. will
make six trips down the river tomorrow.
The rcenery along the Pswtucket river is
unusually attractive just now.
Wednesday the annual conclave of the
Knights Of King Arthur will be held in
this city, and among the speakers will be
John A. Stringer of Boston.
The police restored a lost boy to his
parents last evening. He was found at
61S Lonsdale avenue, where be had been
kindly cared for after being picked up.
Yesterday morning Fred James was
found dead In the barn of Andrew Peck.
near Jacob Hilrs, Seekonk. He had been
drinking and went to sleep In the barn.
The through train to New York from
Boston due at Providence at los this
morning was delayed half hour at Hyde
Park by freight that had jumped the
| track.
Monday morning several cases will
come up for trial before Judge Shove, and
among them are those OF George Baker,
Frank M. Buckley, Michael Jordan and
Philip Everett.
Mrs. J. Keighley and her two sons, Earl
b. and J. r. Marshall Keighley OF 3S Car
penter street, this city, also Mrs. j. Seal of
Central Falls, left today for q three
months trip to England.