The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-24

The family OF Edward w. Biodgctt,
clerk OF the District Court, Is at New Lon
don for the summer.
Mrs. Jonathan A. Church has returned
To sber Aomc In Westerly after yisitto
relatives In this city.
Dudley Tucker, son Of ArchdcacoD
Lake, for few weeks.
Misses Emily Dockery aud SelIc MaIioy
are spending this week Ira Newport with
friends OF Miss MalIoy.
Mrs. Francis Kcllegban has gone to
HavcrhilI, Mass, TO visit her two SONS,
John and William KcIleghan.
Miss Eliza Fortier OF WoodIawn has ar
rived home from pleasant trip TO Mon
treai and other Canadian cities.
Miss Mabel Easton OF the Kendall street
school, Central Falls, IN spending her va
cation al the White Mountains.
Janitor Benjamin Sweet OF the police
station, starts on his annual vacation the
early part OF the coming month.
Mrs. Covell and Misses Julia Carpenter
and Lizzie Biinn OF Fall River, are visiting
friends In this city and Lonsdale.
Miss Eva King OF North Adams, Mass,
spend few weeks with her sister.
Mrs. II. X. jerks, and child and the
family OF Alderman Philo II. Thayer, are
spending the season at Cottage City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Snow and Mr..
and Mrs. II. ID. Sibley, are spending two
weeks In New Bedford with friends.
Charles ii. Fuller and children and Fred
G. Perry and wife have returned home
from an outing In the wilds of Maine.
Alfred Cole OF Boston, formerly con-
nected with the David Harley Co., has been
visiting with Represe ntative John Jolly.
Miss Lottie Brown OF Nicholson, Thack-
ray a. Co.'s store, has returned after spend
ing two weeks vacation at Lawrence,
Mass.
p. f.. Hayes and family left Monday for
Narragansett Pier for the season. They
are registered at the Pettisquamscutt
Hotel.
The family of s. Frank Dexter have al
guest at their summer home at Old Har-
Dor, Chatham, Mass, Miss Jeffrey OF
Worcester.
Elmer w. Shippee and family and Miss
Myra s. Robinson, one Of the teachers In
the public schools, have gone to the White
Mountains.
Oscar Lewis, clerk at the Office of the
Pawtuclset Street Railway Company, left
Wednesday for two weeks vacation In
Nova Scotia.
Abraham Crowell who had a stroke o.
paralysis in the early spring has 80 fal
recovered as to be able to go to his susa'
mer home at the Cape.
Charles A Lee, editor and one of the pro.
prietors of the Gazette and Chronicle o.
this city, is summering at the Hotel Fiske
Old Orchard Beach, Me.
DR.. John G. Bennett will be absent from
this city until the first Of August. He II
| spending his vacation at his home in New
Bedford and on the Cape.
Mrs. John Johnson and son, Ralph, o
| Worcester, Mass, and Mrs. Z. w. Mer
wick of Jegerson, Mass, are visiting witt
Mrs. r. B. Patton on Randall street.
Mrs. John T. Mcguire, Misses Nelli
and May Mcguire and Miss Clara Osfielt
sailed in the Pavonia from Boston Satur
day for two months trip in Europe.
Thomas p. Barnfeld, Recorder OF tn
Supreme Court, left yesterday and to
day sailed from New York for Eng
land, where he will join Mrs. Barnefeld.
| The party which was composed of Mis-
Gertrude Whipple, Miss Susie Almy
| Misses Bowker and others has returned
from an agreeable trip to Niagara, Detroi
| and Montreal.
The marriage of Matthew Storm, wei
known young man of this city, and Miss
| Mamie McAloon of East Providence, is an
nounced to take place August a, at Sacred
| Heart Church, East Providence.
Superintendent of Schools Gilman G
Fisher has returned to this city after at
| tending the annual convention of schoo
superintendents at Minneapolis, and the
| New York State Convention which was
held at Now York.
A number of young people Of this city
| enjoyed select trolley party to Silver
| Spring Monday evening, leaving from East
avenue shortly after o'clock. Their de-
parture was known by the footing of horns
and by various other sounds from noise
making instruments. On arriving at theil
destination dancing was the principa
attraction, neat and well arranged
| order of ''trolley currents" to the number
of fourteen, being thoroughly enjoyed
the music being furnished by Baker Bros.
orchestra In its inimitable style. During
|iintermission q collation. was served by
Caterer Young. The party arrived home
shortly after 2 o'clock, tired, but in q
pleasant frame Of mind. The affair was ar
ranged by Charles Boyd, and to his inde-
fatigable efforts are due its success.