The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-07
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Miss Agnes Larkin OF this city and MISS
Sadie Tierney OF Providence, are spending
their vacation In New Hampshire.
Miss Annie McCready OF Pleasant street
will spend the next 10 days at the Pettes-
quamscut Hotel, Narragansett Pier.
Councilman Thomas p. Steere and
Mrs. Steere left Thursday for Cottage
City, where they will remain week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Freeman OF New
York are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Il. Harrison of Orchard street.
Miss Nettie Fairbrother, teacher In the
public schools, has gone to Cottage City
to spend the remainder of the summer.
Oscar Lewis of the Pawtucket Street
Railway Company has returned from his
vacation, which he spent In Nova Scotia.
Miss Annie Kenney OF Cole street, who
Is employed at the Boston Store, Provi-
dence, is enjoying three weeks vacation.
Thomas McArdle, Charles Buckley, James
McDermott and p. ii. Mullen have gone TO
Block Island, where they will remain
week.
James Murphy, one OF the employees OF
the Boston Store, left Tuesday for Block
Island where he will spend the rest OF the
week.
Miss Bessie Doerr has returned to her
home in Philadelphia, after spending sew
eral weeks with Miss Herrin OF Dexter
street.
Mrs. Hannah Coleman and daughter,
Miss Mamie Coleman, have gone to
Augusta, Me-, to spend few weeks with
friends.
Miss Kathleen O'Brien, daughter OF
Alderman Thomas O'Brien, is spending
this week with friends at Narragansett
Terrace.
Edward G. Stiness is enjoying a three
weeks trip through Canada. He will visit
Montreal and all the principal points of
interest.
Misses Alice Ann and Lizzie Watmough
of No. 10 Baldwin street, are enjoying a
weeks vacation with relatives at Conani-
cut Park.
Mrs. +. r. Franklin of Linden street,
has returned to her home after spending
the past few weeks with relatives in Con-
cord, N. IL.
Mrs. Hugh Carroll, Edgar Hale and Fred
Hubbard are spending fete week at New
port as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcdonald.
James b. Newell of the Starkweather-
Shepley company is spending his vacation
at the summer home of his parents at
Narragansett Terrace.
Miss Mary Murphy, the efficient cashier
at Lynd q Murphy's store, left Tuesday
for Block Island, where she will spend
her vacation of ten days.
Edward Rollins, the lucky printer, will
start for Ohio next week in order to draw
the pension recently granted him by the
United States government.
Miss Sisie Greene, one of the popular
young ladies employed at the Dempsey
Bleachery and Dye Works, is spending
couple of weeks at the Pier.
Hugh Ferguson and Alfred Morpeth,
members of the Etna Association, have
gone to Harwichport, Mass, where they
will spend the next two weeks.
Misses Mary Murphy, Maggie Goff and
Nellie Murphy have gone to Block Island,
where they will spend vacation of ten
days. They will stop at the Windsor.
Miss Nellie Marian of Jolly's millinery
store will spend the, greater portion of the
ensuing three weeks in the South, visiting
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. Bernard F. Gillian and son, Mrs.
John Lennon, Mrs. Thomas Marin and
family and Mrs. Warburton have gone to
Quinatogue for the remainder of the
month.
Tuesday night house party was held at
the home of Mrs. e. B. Patton on Randall
street, in honor of Miss Hamilton of North
Adams, Mass, who is spending few
weeks here.
Mrs. Beliveau, one of the clerks of the
New Idea Store, Is spending the week at
Newport. She will return today and
on Monday will leave for Canada for a
three weeks stay.
Hugh j. Lee, editor of the TRIBUNE,
started OIL his vacation Tuesday. He will
combine business with pleasure and gather
much new matter for his articles to the
"California Vision"
The dramatic club, connected with the
Young Mems Catholic Association of st.
Mary's parish, had decided to hold an out
ing Aug. II at Silver Spring. The trip will
be made In party wagons.
Miss Jessie Crocker of South street and
Miss Hattie Merrill of Walcott street, a
schoolmate of Miss Crocker, have gone to
Franklin, Mass, for three weeks visit to
Miss Crocker's grandparents.
Major f.. p. Tobie of the local staff of
the JOuInhl HAS IeJuTneu ITOm DlOCk
Island where he has spent the past 10 days
angling for blue fish. According to his
stories the fish must be glad he has re-
turned.
Fireman.. Keighley OF No. station
has gone with his wife and two sons to
Paterson, N. j., where he will spend his
weeks furlough. His wife and children
will remain there two or three weeks after
his return.
A merry party Of about 40 young people
of this city enjoyed trolley ride to Cres-
cent Park Wednesday evening. car
with vari-colored lights left the East
avenue terminus of the Union Railway at
1880 and reached It's destination at 0
o'clock. The evening was spent In pleas
ant manner, dancing being indulged I'm
to n great extent. The promoters OF tho
affair were Il. Il. Connor and Miss Jennie
Graham.
Thomas ID. Higgins, grandson OF ex-
Alderman Smith, and popular and
graduate OF the class OF
,o7 of tho pawtucket Hiph School. left