The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-31
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Mass, Is visiting friends In THIS CITY.
Harry McManus of this city is spending
week with relatives at Hopedale, Mass.
Miss Margaret Norris of Norris avenue,
is at the White Mountains for few weeks
Rev. DIR. Faunce is spending few days
at Mount Crescent House, Randolph, N. H.
Mrs. DIR. Hart OF Webster, Mass, Ii
visiting her brother DIR. Burnett OF this
city
Miss Annie j. Moroney, an assistant al
the Free Public Library, is upon her vaca-
tion.
Miss Lizzie Campbell of Cole street, is
spending a weeks vacation at Uxbridge,
Mass.
Miss Bertha Tucker returned last Satur-
day from her trip to Bar Harbor and Bath,
Maine.
Miss Minnie Ryan, formerly OF this city
and now of Fall River, is visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. c. III. Waterman has been spending
a few days with Mrs. Walter q. Hartford
at Bayside.
Miss Mollie T. Davis OF Roxbury, Mass,
is the guest OF Miss Mamie Manning OF
School street.
Mrs. Edward G. Tuttie Of New York
city has been visiting her father, Me-
Frederic Bates.
Miss Lizzie Burns, of Nicholson, Thack-
ray q Co.. store, is spending weeks va
cation at the shore.
Miss May Ingraham Of this city Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ingraham
of Blackstone, Mass.
Miss Katherine Perkins of this city is
visiting with the family of Arnold Per-
kins at Maple Valley.
Miss Alice Downer Of Amesbury, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael III. Nc
Gowan of School street.
James Murphy, an employe of the Bos-
ton Store, is enjoying two weeks vaca-
tion at Narragansett Pier
Miss Rose Dean of Central avenue and
Miss Lucy Sullivan of Main street, are
visiting friends in Boston.
Miss Elsie Finnegan, of Nicholson,
Thackray & Co.'s store, Is spending a
weeks vacation in Boston.
Misses Annie and Nellie Madden of
Johnston street have returned from q visit
to relatives at Wiers, N. II.
Miss Margaret Lind of-the cloak depart
! ment of the New Idea Store Is spending
her vacation at Nantucket
DIR. Michael w. Kelliher and Mrs. Kel-
liner, mother Of the physician, are con-
templating European trip.
| Miss Mabel Bagley and Miss Lizzie
Miller of Central avenue, are spending
their vacation at Cottage City.
Misses Johanna Holmes and Jennie
Hodgort of Pleasant View, are spending q
| weeks vacation at Rocky Point.
Harold c. Barnefeid, son of Thomas p
Barnefield, left yesterday for months
stay at Lake Minnewaska, n. Y.
Rev. Alex. McGregor and family will
leave Saturday for Princeton, Mass, where
; they will spend the month of August.
| Miss Mabel Smith and Miss Butler oi
| this city have been the guests of Miss
Mary Crowell at Smithfeld the past several
days.
Mrs. Richard Townley returned from
North Adams today where she has beer
spending the past five weeks with hel
brother.
of the Journal Is spending this week al
Block Island in company with "Jndge'
Edward Card.
Rev. Francis Hussey, who has beer
spending the past fortnight with hi'
parents in this city, has returned tt
Quincy, Illinois.
| Robert l.. Barker and Frederick W.
Easton and family are at their summer
home at Middletown, r. L., where they
went early in the season.
Edward McEnaney of South Bend street
sailed Wednesday from New York on th'
steamer Brittania for an extended visit tt
Ireland and the Continent.
Mrs. l.. w. Clapp, who has been visiting
Mrs. &. r. Pervear at Shawomet Beach, hat
gone to Bar Harbor, Me-, where she will b'
the guest of Mrs. II. Sedgwick Steele.
Misses Rosella Brett of Randall street
and Maggie Driscoll of Capital street left
this city Thursday for New Bedford, Mass.
where they will spend the next two weeks
James McDuff and family have gone tt
Crescent Park for three weeks. Mr.. Nc
Duff will combine pleasure with business
and will be engaged in building new
block while sojourning there
Miss Jennie f. Wallace entertained the
members of the Y. p. ID. Society at hel
| home, No. 50 Garden street, on "Wednesday
evening, the gathering being held La honor
| of Miss Cara j. Jones of Somerville. Mass.
cousin sf Miss Wallace.
Miss Fannie b. Taylor, clerk In the Office
| of the Dunnell Manufacturing Company
| enjoyed a part of her vacation the past
week. She xill take the remainder OF hel
vacation in September, and with smal
party will visit the mountains.
George Cameron of Meriden, Conn.,, has
Waited relatives In Pawtucket the present
week. Mr.. Cameron Is SON OF the late
James Cameron of Hamilton street, wai
born here 90 years ago, and resided here
until 1890, when he moved to Connecticut
A Jolly trolley party composed OF about
40 young people OF the Thomson M. f.
Church enjoyed trip to Roger Williams
Park Thursday evening. The party left Mt
| o'clock from the corner of Quincy avenue
and Main street In car illuminated with
vari-coiored electric lights. Fireworks
were set off before starting and redhre was
burned on the way. They spent pleasant
evening at the park.
Richard A. Lewis OF Philadelphia Is In
the city renewing old acquaintanccs. Mr..
a.. ~ - t.I al