Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-25
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evening.
Ex-Alderman O'Reiily is still confined
to his home.
Madeline Lennon of Knowles street is
Ill of diphtheria.
The!Pawtucket Cycling club Will 60 to
Newport Sunday.
Major L. p. Tobie is expected home
from Nantasket tomorrow.
Daniel II. Horton and John +. Green
have qualified as constables.
Edward Carpenter and Herbert A. Rice
will sail for Europe tomorrow.
The Maroons are home again, and it is
presumed that they are glad OF it.
Mrs. Sarah M. Morris has brought suit
against Fred Lamont for $500 for slander.
William Greenwood, who was killed at
Crescent Park Sunday, has an uncle in
{ lis city.
John Fay of this city has been granted
pension andlAlbert M. Smith has been
granted a reissue.
This evening the Auditoriums and
Providence Athletics will meet In the
candlepin bowling tournament.
IA horse attached to a New Idea store
delivery wagon fell In Trinity square yes
terday afternoon and broke shaft.
M. Moy was In Boston yesterday attend
ing a meeting of the National Newsdeal.
ers' Association of which he Is president.
A-tD 80 ka 90 nil
leave Saturday for Baltimore, Norfolk and
other cities In the south on a we'll earned
vacation.
The American grocery on East avenue
They sell groceries at the lowest prices
and lots Of them.
Enterprise council, o. u. A. Nj will
visit Rhode Island Council of Providence
this evening when the third degree will
be worked.
Leon Stanley, 12.year old boy, was ar
rested by officer Tompkins yesterday sf-
ternoon for stealing cyclometer from
Harry L. Spencer's bicycle store.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
meeting of the creditors OF George s. Nor.
gan at the office OF James l.. Jencks. The
Liabilities are estimated at $4,000 and the
assets at $4,000.
Among so-called weather Projectors in
South county, DR.. A. q. Baggs Is con-
sidered the most reliable. for the month
of August he has predicted extreme heat
and pleasant days.
A sneak thief entered the new residence
of WIN. ii. McKitchen on Pine street, op-
posite st. Mary's Church, which Is being
renodelied, and stole some tools belong.
ing to the carpenters.
The outing of the members Of the
Church of the Good Shepherd which was
held at Walnut grove yesterday was very
enjoyable affair. The trip to and from
the grove was made oe the Interstate cars.
The committe soliciting for prizes for
the bicycle carnival parade Is meeting
with great success among the business
men. Mayor Tiepke was the first to pledge
q cash prize. There will be large num-
Der Of valuable prizes offered.
Miss Annie w. Stevens, who has filled
the position of manager OF the local office
OF the Western Union Telegraph Co. for
the past eight years, has rendered her
resignation to take effect August 10. She
will be succeeded by Miss Sadie l.. Smith.
Today an East Greenwich party and the
Rhode Island Kelley graduates lave the
Pawtucket steamers. This evening the
Sons OF Temperance Of this city and Prov
idence will thold a moonlight excursion
aud tomorrow the Sunday school Of the
Embory M. Z. Church OF Central Falls
will have the Pawnee.
Judge Thomas Robinson will observe
his 10Th birthday tomorrow afternoon by
holding the usual clambake at his beauti.
full home, Oak Grove farm, OH Brook
street. The judge knows how to do the
honors of host, as those who have attend
ed his dinners In the past we'll know,
therefore large crowd will be present. A
reception will first be held and the vener-
able gentleman will welcome his friends
The dinner will follow at 2 O'Clock. The
Judge is as hale and hearty as many a man
20 years younger.
The Y. M. T.. A. convention will be held
In this city this year from October "a Ia
q, and there will be over 600 delegates
here from all over the country. Arrange
ments have already been begun by the
executive committee and subcommittee
have been appointed to take charge OF the
details. The delegates Will begin to ar
rive on Thursday, ana In the afternoon
there will be a business meeting which
will be brought to close at O'Clock. A
banquet will take place In the evening,
followed by addresses by a number OF
prominent men of this and other states,
and among them will be Russell II. Cow
well OF Philadelphia and President Merrill
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