Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-05
TERSE TRlBUNGITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-

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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Rather showery.
The Stars go to Wexford tomorrow.
But a few short weeks more OF Summer.
Straw hats have bcen ordered on duty
again.
The new bioomers will be put on to-
morrow.
The Berkeleys play again on the Dexter
street grounds tomorrow.
The Berkeleys and Lonsdales meet on
the Dexter street grounds tomorrow.
Mrs. John Burke and daughter OF Val
ley Fails have returned from Saratoga.
shartenberg Il Robinson are giving a
free sail down the river to their patrons.
Mellette Hill and family are Summering
at "Just tho Thing" cottage, Camp
White.
The 1t. Anne's Guards OF Worcester
will arrive at Camp White for a week to-
morrow.
Nine times In ton the man who volun-
teers the information that no is sober IL
not to be believed.
The man whose head is net evenly bal
anced is most particular about parting
his hair in the middle.
The dog which bit the wife of Wallace
Rogers a few days ago was killed yester-
day by Dog Officer Lawrence.
Miss Mamie Gagan and Miss Coyle are
spending their vacations at "Just-the-
Thing" cottage, Camp White.
A Massachusetts, paper speaks OF a girl
receiving wound on her foot that ire
quired twenty inches" TO close the gap.
~ you happen to own a silver dollar OF
the Issue Of 1904, you can get f6oo for IL.
Coins of such dates are worth freezing TO.
A team which was driven by a drunken
man late last evening was taken in charge
by Officer Sword and put up at Arnold
stable,
Notice how long and serious are the
faces that cluster In front Of the bulletin
boards while the baseball score Is being
posted.
Twenty-four hours after Sullivan had
been captured In New York people kept
locating him in different parts OF the
country.
BY consulting our advertising columns
an excelless opportunity for investment
In real estate near the centre OF the city
may be found.
Tomorrow lthe annual complimentary
excursion Of tho Pawtucket Manufactur-
ing Company to their employees will be
held at Crescent Park.
The members of st. Josophs Temper
ance Society and their friends made q
moonlight excursion down the river last
evening on the Pioneer.
Tho great sale OF fine half hose by the
Clark Hosiery Company is now going on
at 800 Main street, under Benedict House.
Call and see the bargains.
A young man from this city, who was
sweet on girl in the village OF jewelry,
was given the shake because he asked II
the girl lived in Attleboro.
While other cities nro fearing a water
famine Pawtucket people never give the
matter thought, as this city has water
enough to sprinkle the Sahara.
Miss Mamie McKeough, an estimable
young lady OF East avenue, will leave
Monday for Scranton, Pa, for few weeks
visit to friends. She will also visit other
cities in that State and New York before
her return.
II is one OF the Characteristic things OF
this age OF strange freaks, that Ice cream
wagons go by your house twice az often
on a cool night Us they do on an evening
when tho air is sultry and you are more
likely to buy.
The veterans OF the First Rhode Island
Cavalry held their twenty first reunion
at Pleasant Blum yesterday. They wore
yellow badges, and wherever one OF those
decorations were located happy, smiling
face was seen.
Ii was pretty close sailing yesterday af-
ternoon when tho Pioneer was going
down on tho 4 o'clock trip. The ting
Walter L. Sutton had two bargss in tow
going down the narrow channel and tho
Pioneer was going down and Petrol COM
ing up. All met Just below Dunnell's
wharf.
The firemon at the Broadway station
were notified last evening that there was
n large fro on the plains. From the
tower OF tho engine house tho fre could
be seen, and looked like q large building.
The light went down In about 30 minutes
and q drive in that direction failed to
find any fire.
Just before 4 O'Clock yesterday after
noon, as the Pioneer was coming in to the
dock in this city, she met with an acci-
dent that delayed her half an hour. The
river near the wharves Is full OF various
kinds OF boats and line from a schooner
was run across the channel to haul ID
around. The Pioneer came along and
signalled to get the limo out OF the way.
II was lowered, but not enough and the
Pioneers screw caught II and wound Il
up In a second.
The Poresters had a grand day ycster-
day aud thousands wore down the river
on the union excursion OF tho order. The
sports were the oentor of attraction, es-
pecIally the hall pamo Tho Rerkcleva ,,,,s