The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-17

Major Giles w. Easterb brooks and family
have gone TO Warren for the ~ mnser,
and are occupying tho cottage at Grecn's
Landing.
Miss lottIe Brown, OF tho Nicholson,
Thackray n Co. store, In srendin z a t~o
weeks' vacation with relatives Ia Law
renee, Mass.
Mrs. ". ID. Guild and mother, and Mrs.
A. n. Dears and son Roy have gone TO,
Provincctown, Mass, 10 visit the mother
OF Mrs. Dcars.
Miss Marian White Of Worcester, Maas.,
has been the guest for the past week OF
Miss Ethel Porycar, who IN summerinR at
Shawomet Beach.
Cornelius Mcclure, formerly OF this city,
but now a member Of the Brooklyn police
| force, IL spending a weeks vacation with
friends In this city.
The family OF ID. l.. Gon, who have been
at Narragansett Pier the last few weeks,
went to the Adirondacks for the remainder
| OF the summer this week.
Miss Deborah 5aylcs is at the Catskill
Mountains. Miss Sayles has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Doll, at Yonkers, or the
Hudson, for the past wwceks.
! X. w. Beverage, j. II. Hatton and X.
| q. Manchester three young men connected
| with the Interstate Street Railway, have
| gone to Maine where they will remain for
one week.
Rev. Father Delemarre, curate OF st.
l Johns parish, IN on his way to his native
i land, France, for the benefit OF his health.
1 He stopped at Ireland and was accorded
royal welcome.
| William II. Plant OF this city, a promi-
nent member OF the Alpine quartet, left
Saturday for Europe on the steamer Gala.
He will remain abroad until the fall, when
he expects to return.
| Drs. Wilson, French and James J.
Wheaton, Jr. have been ia camp at Quon
set all the week. DIR. Wilson Is surgeon
the Cavalry, DIR. French surgeon OF tb I
brigade, and DIR. Wheaton of the Hespiti |
Corps.
Miss May Grout, who has finisheda q fi' ,
i years course at the Pawtucket HighsScho' ,
will enter Smith College In Septembe Q
4 The other Pawtucket girls who will tbe .
Smith are Miss Ruth G. Wood, Miss My :
B. Booth and Miss Mary s.. Darling.
Mrs. David j. White has. .gone' 1er u \
summer to Colorado. She will spend Il ,
month of August camping among Il !
mines with party gotten up by DIR. an
Mrs. Watson. On her return hofs 81 ,
will visit her sster-in-iaw Mrs. IL. i
Chisire, of Columbus, Kansas.
A trolley party under, the direction O.
Miss Nellie Mckinley Gnd Miss Lilli
Wales left this city Monday evening 9.
745 on a chartered car. Th ey weit t
Crescent Park where they spen the even
Ling as best suited them, ard a lso pastool
of shore dinner. They rturn ed late II
the evening.
1
The st. John Baptist Society OF this city
has in mind big celebration OF st. Jchn'
Day in 1898. The plan Is ito make 4'aw
tucket the celebrating place OF Rhoee Is
land and Massachusetts, June "a, mex
year. The idea is to invite all tb e French
Canadian societies Of southern lSew Ing
land and hold the celebration. The So
ciety has already begun to lay pla ms.
The annual moonlight excursi on oil tn
Y. M. c. A. was held Monday mis- hit. ['rh
: Steamer Pawnee left Division sire ct br'dg
at 7:30, bearing a large nnmb sr OF tn
} members and their friends and ret urned @
II O'Clock, no stops being mao le on tn
Q trip. Stones Continental Band o Prcvi
dence accompanied the partysand a cola
r tion was served on board. Pine e, cursio
was in charge of the Reception Con imitte
William III. Worrell, Chairman.
The semi-annual meeting of the Ht1
Association was held Monday event ng an
, officers for the ensuing term were t,lectet
. The officers elected were: President W.
liam Earle; Vice President, Hugh Fergr
, son; Treasurer, Richard Norton; Seer
: tary, John e. Kay. Following the bt lsinet
meeting banquet was held at the BE uedb
House, all the members partaking of dill
ner. 1t was of strictly informal M itur
and there were no speeches made.