Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-18

| She threw her arms about my neck
And gave me kisses, nigh a score,
And though my collar was wreck
| felt needed several more.
Then suddenly she hung her head
| And blushing in way like
Dear little mink Of six-she said,
| "Oh, papa, may have bikep"
Tomorrow there will be lawn party at
the residence of the Misses Carroll.
Tbs closing of the forty hours devotion
at st. Mary's Church took place this
morning.
The season at Crescent PARK opened 90
day and will open at Fields Point on
Thursday.
Israel Strauss, son OF Major Alexander
Strauss, Is home on vacation from Co
lumbia College, Ny.
The members of Minerva Lodge, d. OF
r. of Woonsocket visits Florence Lodge OF
this city tomorrow evening.
The Providence and Pawtucket High
School teams will play game of ball on
the Dexter street grounds tomorrow af.
| ternoon.
Yesterday forenoon men were engaged
In measuring the High School lot on
Broadway with q view to locating the
new High School building.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Charles F. Miller and Mary e. Doyle, John
f. Shippee and Miss Lizzie Morpetb,
Christopher A. Riley and Agnes Winn.
Ko.Da, tho great Mexican blood tonic,
/ m L. t. As~ ~lk~ ksrk
longer. Saturday, the 29th, will DO the
last day to get the large 81 bottle for 25c.
Extensive forest fires are raging In
Sterling. Conn.,, having burned over sew.
eral hundred acres Of woodland. Fifteen
hundred cords of. wood have been de-
stroyed.
The June outing OF the Southern Rhode
Island Press Club took place today, and
consisted Of . trip to Chepachet, with
dinner and visit to some spots of histo--
ical interest.
John p. Smith made flying visit to
New York Friday night, attended the
suburban at Sheershead Bay on Saturday,
pinned his faith on Lazzerrone and re-
turned home Yesterday morning.
Ex-Gov. Brown, Master Luther Brown,
| Mayor Tiepke of this city and Charles H.
| Rowland were among delegates to the
Republican League Convention at Cleve-
land, o., who started via tho Fitchburg
road yesterday afternoon.
Tower Light Infantry (Co. H, 1st Regi-
ment Infantry, z. l. M. y moved from old
Infantry Hall to the new State armory
yesterday and the building committee Of
Tower Post has commenced the work Of
repairing the hall for Grand Army Hall.
This morning the agents of the John
Hancock Life Insurance Co. presented
Anthony Reddington with a hand
some cane. The presentation speech
was made by Assistant Superintendent
Thomas Reynolds. Mr.. Reddington will
soon leave for q new field.
William Dignan, formerly of this city,
died at the Soldiers Home, Fortress Mon
roe, Friday, and his body will be brought
to this city for burial. Mr.. Dignan served
In Massachusetts regiment during the
War Of the Rebellion. He was formerly
member of Herrick's Brass Band and q
member Of the band at the Home.
Johnnie Tyrrell, years OF age, was
caught stealing cherries from George Z.
Newell's yard on West avenue yesterday
afternoon and sent to the police station
In the patrol wagon by Officer Dwyer. He
was kept In the station two or three hours
and then allowed to 20 home, Capt. Fran.
els Conlon agreeing to have him on hand
this morning.
Mary Bliss, servant at q. y. Reeds resi-
dence, South Main street, Woonsocket,
mourDs the loss Of s10. A man called
there Saturday afternoon and represented
himself a. the agent for the Providence
Visitor, tho subscription price of which
is $3.50 yearly. He offered the paper for
" year and said he would throw In q
framed picture. She gave him 80 bill,
which he said he would get changed and
return. Atlast accounts the man had not
returned. The Visitor has no capvassinp
agents In woonsocket.
In the.account of the funeral of James
Manning Yesterday IL should have read
the new Pawtucket Band, under the lead
ership OF William M. Nolte, instead of the
Lonsdale National Band. This new musi.
cal organization, although organized but
few days, 10 an gregation OF first. class
musicians and Sunday was It's first ap.
pearance In public. The selections they
rendered were given In q creditable man
ner. The new band starts on under pleas.
Ing prospects, and under the leadership o
| Mr. Noite IA bound 10 succeed.