The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-26

LATTE LOCAL NEWS
The DOings Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short Stories OF Miner Happen
ings Among Our People.
Timely Topics Of GeaeraI Interest Tersely
Told to Trisune Readers.
Tbs Parish Club cs Lonsdale will visit
the rooms of the Hey Trinity y. M. {. A.
this evening to contest at whist.
Michael Lynd OF Dexter street, who has
been under special treatment al St.Joseph's 3
Hospital, Providence, will neturn to his
home Tomorrow.
At the meeting of the Providence Vet
.eran Firemen's Association last evening
an invitation to attend the muster to be
held at Lynn. Mass, on the Fourth OF July
was declined.
At a meeting of Branch 5c7. c. X of A.,
held last evening, Maj. Frank m. Lally
was selected as marshal for the branch at
the State parade to be held in this city on
Sunday. June6.
The two electric lamps are now in posi-
tion on the soldiers monument at Wilkin-
son Park, and the ground about the me-
mortal is being graded and put In shape
for the dedication.
IL you wish to 60 to Europe on fast
boat for the same price ~ you would have
70 pay going on slow one. Just call on
Kennedy, Cough & Murray and they will
give you full particulars.
McNally Brothers orchestra has been
engaged to accompany Branch William
O'Brien on their excursion to Fall River
Memorial Day. The branch has hired st.
James Hall in that city for the day. =
IL is announced that the marriage of
Thomas Meehan, popular conductor on
the Broad street electric line, and Miss
Susie Welch of Valley Falls, will occur at
st. Patrick's Church one week from to-
morrow.
Rev. John Lennon, formerly assistant
pastor of st. Mary's Church and for q time
curate at st. Johns Church, Providence,
has been appointed assistant to Rev.
Father Calvin ct Westerly to succeed Rev.
James Malone.
The Fawtucke. Driving Park will be
opened for the season Saturday afternoon,
with bicycle races, horse races q baseball
game, etc. A new bicycle course has just
been completed there, and IL is proposed
to hold several meets there the coming
summer.
Mrs. Bridget McNulty, aged 85 years,
and well-known in this city, died Sunday
at her home on Eagle street, Fall River.
The funeral, which was solemnized from
st. Louis church in that city this morn
ing and was attended by relatives and
several friends from this city.
The funeral OF Patrick Kagan took place
this morning from his late residence at
East Providence. The remains we're taken
10 Sacred Heart Church, where a requiem
high mass was celebrated. Burial was at
st. Mary's cemetery, George street, this
Dty.
Mrs. Ann, widow of Edward Trainor,
died yesterday at her home, No. 145 Spruce
street, Providence. The deceased was in
her nth year and was well known in this
city. The funeral will take place tomor-
row morning and interment will take
place place at st. Mary's cemetery, this
city.
Edward Ellsworth Gammons OF 'his
r,ty. A youth Of u years, who desertv'
iron, Battery q, I'd United States Artii,
,efN al Fort Adams, Newport In Apri
gave himself up to the New Bedford pohc'
yesterday, and the government authoritie
at Fort Adams were notified 10 seno ~
him. lie was out of work and enlisted II
Providence December 26th last. He 500
grew tired OF the service, and gettin
leave to 90 to town one day in Apr
deserted.
Arthur Kicker Killed
portland. Me-, May 26.--A cablegrar