The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-17

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LOCAL LACONICS.
Stest Stories Of Minor nappeslsss ssd Evssts
Among Psvtucket People.
Green goods circulars ass again being
received in this city.
A straw berry festival was held st the
Thomson N. e. Church last evening.
The decision In the Mulligsn- Lennon
case for obstructing an ofiicer has been
continued one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen T. Nye are en-
tertaining the members OF the Auburn
Club this afternoon.
Miss Mamie Gillian of Springfield, Aass.,
IL visiting her cousin, Miss Rose Donnelly
of Lonsdale avenue.
This evening Enterprise Lodge, l. y. u
f., of this city will be visited by Crescent
Lodge OF Providence.
Harold Case, a student at the Kingston
college, is Ill with typhoid fever at his
home on Garden street.
A new oO-foot gold and black sign has
been placed on Gregory's store on Main
street. 1t was painted by Bennett.
William Bomtardier and Miss Sarah
Goyette, both of this city, have fled their
marriage intentions at the City Hall
Mrs. Thomas Brennan and children OF
this city are In Brooklyn, N. Y, where
they will remain during the summer.
A cake sale was held last evening at the
residence of Mrs. George o. Everett un-
der the auspices Of the Universalist Kings
Daughters.
The Samuel Jackson Company OF this
city has been awarded the contract for
heating the Masonic Temple building on
High street.
Schooner A. C. Buckley, Capt. Slocum,
arrived yesterday from Philadelphia with
360 tons of coal for the Newell Coal and
Lumber Company.
Many members of the Ancient Order Of
-Hibernians left this city today to take part
in tho celebration Of Bunker Hill day at
Charlestown, Mass.
John McDonough is seriously Ill at his
home on Dexter street. he n.s "eel ~
the hospital aud was brought home ap-
parently improved In health.
This afternoon ct o'clock Warren Mil
ler of East Providence and Miss Regina
Boylan of this city will be married at st.
Joseph's Church by Rev. H. F. Kinnerney'
The SD annual graduation exercises OF
the Rhode Island State Normal School
will be held today and tomorrow. There
will be a large representation from this
city.
David w. Pollard, physical director Al
the Y, M. c. A., will compete in Woon
socket, June 28, against the worlds cham
pion, "Piper" Donavan, who won tn
championship at Brockton, Sept. 2, 1895.
Reuben w. Abbott, manager Of e. I
Freeman's Pawtucket store was united Il
marriage to Miss Louise Crary Of Provi
dence in the latter city yesterday after
noon, at the residence Of the bride
parents on Benefit street.
Isaac Kentworthy, formerly assistar
superintendent with the Prudential~1u
surance Company in the Pawtuck'
branch ofice, has accepted . similar pos
tion with the United States Industrial In
Surance Company In Newark.
Miss Sadie Duxberry, for several yea
leading soprano at Trinity Church, b
rendered her resignation to take effect Il
last Sunday in this month. She has .
cepted the position - leading soprano
the First Baptist Church, Providence.
Ambrose Feeley, ESQ.,, Of Woonsock
and well-known in this city and MI
Annie Theresa McNeely of Providen
were married yesterday by Right RI
Matthew Hsrkins, Bishop of the Pro,
dencs diocese, In the chapel Of the episc
pal residence in Providence, the immedii
relatives and few friends Of the hap
-eoupls being present.