Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-17

Umpire Kelliher intended TO have Doe
arrested for assault and probably will II
he ever comes to this city again.
j. 4. Coyle, agent OF the Irwin Brothers
circus, is In town arranging for the APP
pearance OF the big show June 25.
James, brother of Thomas McElroy OF
this city, who died suddenly at his home
In Newport, was buried in Boston today.
The Bargain Store on East avenue is
closing out its entire stock. Read the new.
advertisement In the TRIBUNE tomorrow.
John T. Kirwan Is receiving the con-
gratulations Of his many friends on the
accession to his household OF a little
daughter.
The Pawtucket boats will begin the
season next Sunday and will make regular
trips to the shore resorts on the week
days also.
John Tennyson will hold an informal
reception at his home i'm Lonsdale this
evening. He sails for Ireland tomorrow
at 3o'clock. |H.
tea was given at the residence of Miss
Fields on Park Place last evening by the
Society for Church Work connected with
st. Paul's Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Sedgewick Steele and
daughter left yesterday for New York,
from which place they will sail tomorrow
for European trip.
81 called you up to call you down."
said the angry business man to the tele-
phone operator after he had waited ten
minutes for an answer.
In the District Court this morning four
persons were fined. One fellow claimed
he pitched for the Pawtuckets yesterday
and wanted to be let out.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Austin
j. Scott, Alexander Gaines. Original
widows, etc.-Mary s. Gray.
The st. Mary's Chistian Doctrine So
ciety's base ball team will play a game
with Lorraine Social Clubs team tomor-
row on the old Driving Park.
Two Of the newspaper men began prae-
tice for the coming game yesterday. The
rest Of the team will place themselves
under the direction OF physical instruc-
tor at once.
A home run In the policeman reporter
game will have to be made into relay
race for the officers. Some of them are so
fat that they never could get around the
bases without resting unless there was
relay at every bag.
Next Wednesday is commencement day
at Brown University. Among the grad
yates will be James Il. Brennan of Pine
street, this city. The class exercises be-
gin this afternoon at o'clock, which will
be Of the usual interesting nature.
Wilbur Halliday and bride were ser
enaded last night about II o'clock ut their
house on Central avenue by the conductors
and drivers OF the Pawtucket Street Rail-
way Company. "Will" opened the win
dow and threw out box OF cigars.
At the graduation exercises OF st.
Xavier's Academy In Providence Tuesday,
Miss Deborah Knox OF this city, one of
the graduates, received a gold medal for
composition; Miss Lena McCaffrcy one
for mathematics, and Miss Louise Curran
Of North Attleboro one for music.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
William p. Moroney will sell at admini-
strator's sale two good house lots on
Broadway. This will be n splendid op-
portunity to purchase. Mr.. Moroney also
gives another good chance to buyers to-
morrow in the mortgages sale OF the
John McCusker estate I'm Lincoln. This
latter sale occurs at Up. m.
The High School classes are preparing
for their annual reunions. The class OF
'S6 will hold its sixth annual on the 9th
at Havens's white room.l The class Of
'81 has selected the evening OF the 9th
and will havSthe supper served in Chick
ering Hall. The graduating class will
give a reception on Monday, the 9th, and
on the 10th they will hold their class
supper.
Today marks the 117th anniversary of
the battle of Bunker Hill, and in observ-
ance of the occasion Ironside Council, Or
der of United American Mechanics OF
Pawtucket, accompanied by the State
Council Officers and members OF the Or
der OF this State made a pilgrimage to
Bunker Hill, leaving this city by special
train at $3.50 this morning. Stones Con-
tinental Band accompanied the Rhode
Island contingent.
Attention Of the readers is called to the
large advertisement of the j. B. Barnaby
Company In this issue. IL announces the
monster forty-6rst semi-annual mark
down sale of this big clothing house and
1t is worth careful perusal. II there are
bargains to be found anywhere they can
be found for the next ten days at this
well known and reliable establishment.
The store was closed today to get ready
for the sale which begins tomorrow at
b q. m.