Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-25
THE WEATHER.
TERSE TRlBUNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

TAR trlcay evening.
In the meantime, what is being done
about the police gymnasium?
Fern, late of the Pawtuckets, is playing
right field for the Manchesters.
Invitations are out for a clothes pin
party on Pine street Friday evening.
A party OF young people from this place
will spend Decoration Day at Diamond
Hill.
The pupils OF the sccrad Heart parochial
school will give an exhibition in Music
Hall June 10Th.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Hugh McIntire and Annie ID. Peacock
at the City Clerks Office.
Jabez Follett, wife and daughter OF
Lincoln returned today after q seven
months stay in California.
Pensions have been granted TO the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original widows,
etc.-Mary S. Green, Mary Maher.
Leroy Fales has purchased a 46 foot
sloop in New York. 1t is reported that
be has also bought the yacht Valkyrie.
Tomorrow evening the great event, the
cake walk, will take place in the Skating
Rink. 1t is all the talk OF colored circles.
Look out for sleek strangers in making
change. A local storekeeper recently lost
H by the old, but ever new, "film-ham"
game.
John Smith was this morning arraigned
on a charge of common drunkenness,
pleaded guilty and sentence was con-
tinued.
The Board of Aldermen will make tour
Of the city tomorrow and look over the
work completed and in progress by the
Highway Department.
A stone thrown out by a blast in the
North Main street sewer broke plate
glass window in the store of Louis Gress-
nan yesterday afternoon.
The business at the Lee Brothers store,
i23 Mineral Spring avenue, has increased
% such an extent that they have been
obliged to put on new delivery wagon,
md it is a handsome one.
A well known young man employed in
/, clothing house in this city now enjoys
ais leisure hours in holding the reins over
trotter recently purchased.
Last evening the Garfield Club elected
delegates to the annual convention OF
he Republican League OF Rhode Island to
&C held in Newport June 1st
w. ii. Barclay brought from California
handsome pair OF antlers that Major
Richardson, who formerly lived here, took
rom the head of a fine buck that he shot
m his ranch.
Men were engaged yesterday in board
ng up that portion of Broad street on
which the new Opera House is to be built
his makes the sidewalk, always too mar
ow, narrower still.
This evening there will be meeting OF
he Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine So
iety. There will be musical and literary
ntertainment during which Miss Agnes
'urran will read an essay.
A special holiday matinee will be given
the Gaiety Opera House on Memorial
'ay, when Charles Mccarthy will com
renee his engagement in his great fire
lay, "One OF the Bravest."
A man named Steere OF Rumford was
rrested by Officer Lee this forenoon. He
as intoxicated and drove his horse on
ie sidewalk in front OF the Post Office,
lrrowly escaping running over two
hildren.
The Woodbines say next Saturdays
ime belongs to them and the Stars re-
crate that they are coming out ahead.
he teams are about evenly matched and
great deal OF money will change hands
! the result.
The Wanderers will play the East Ends
Fall River Saturday. The team has
,t made as good showing this year as
did last season. Little Davis, though,
s shown himselft to be wonderful wing
aver.
A young man told Officer MCGlone
onday OF very heroic act OF his in
ing boy from drowing at the Division
,eet bridge. He wanted the officer TO tell
reporters. The fact OF the matter is
at he fell i'm the river himself and had TO
pulled out.
The East Side base ball club received
cir new uniforms yesterday afternoon.
iey consist OF blue shirts and pants.
tn white trimmings and with the raised
rite letters Il. S. on the breast. The
I'm will appear in them for the first time
next Saturday in the game with the
tnas.
Thomas l.. Vance, a student at La Sale
ademy, Providence, will deliver an ora
at the 2lst annual exhibition Of that
titution, in the Providence Opera
'use on Thursday June 9th. Daniel Nc
ice and Henry Allendorf, two other
ing men of this city, will also have
'minent parts in the exercises.
What should be done in Pawtuckot in
Ter to make base ball a paying invest
mt, is TO form an association OF fcspon-
lie, experienced men. That is what all
other teams have done, and, an re-.
:, they are making n good showing.
III more men interested there would be
re interest in the game, the weak spots
he team could be strengthened and IL
ild not be long before our team would
'in the game" again.
homas Ratcliffe, Jr., and wife were
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