Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-24
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.

where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Joseph f. Lynch is seriously i'll.
Tower Post, q. A. r., met last night.
Miss Deborah Knox OF Marin street is
i'll.
The Pawtuckets are in Manchester to-
day.
1t looks as though Condor has a glass
arm.
The Pawtuckets are in Manchester
again today.
The License Commissioners will meet
Friday afternoon.
Miss Lena Goodfellow left yesterday for
Worcester, Mass, to remain a week.
The track will be In good condition for
the races tomorrow.
c. j. Manchester and wife OF Brooklyn,
n. Y, are visiting Henry Jerauld.
The Pawtucket Chess Club will enjoy
Its regular supper tomorrow night.
William L. Darling OF Lyons street Is
tho happy papa OF a big baby boy.
Mrs. Lyons Delany left yesterday for
Washington, ID. C., for few days visit.
A pocket book found on the street yes.
terday awaits the owner at the police sta
tion.
Work on the foundation OF the new
opera house on the site Of the Broad street
stables began today.
A band OF gypsies are encamped on
smithfield avenue, nearly opposite the
st. Francis cemetery.
The Pawtuckets have lost q good man
in Clare, but they have found another
good one In McCarron.
Work on the North Main street sewer
began yesterday noon after three days
delay on account OF rain.
The Stars and Woodbines are two OF the
strongest amateur teams In the State and
the game Saturday will be well worth
watching.
The toboggan the Pawtucket team Ii
on cannot 60 any farther. The Club is
now number eight-ln the last place. Soon
they will be out OF sight.
William II. Barclay and sister, Mrs.
Watson, returned from an extended visit
to California, yesterday afternoon. They
enjoyed the trip immensely.
Six of the family of ten children Of Will
liam Cornac OF the old Boston and New
port road are i'll OF diptheria. A six-year-
old son died few days ago.
The committee OF st. Mary's Temper
ance Society last evening perfected the ar
rangements for the excursion by steamer
Planet to Fall River next Sunday.
There will be meeting Of the Sacred
Heart Christian Doctrine Society tomor-
row evening and 1t will be in the form Of
a musical and literary entertainment.
Ryan, who covered the initial bag
several seasons for the Woodbines and
who is general favorite in this city, is
playing with the Newton Mass, team this
year.
The Manchesters will play hero Thurs
day, the Lowells Friday, and the Woon-
sockets on Memorial Day in the forenoon.
The game with the "rubber men" will at
tract large crowd.
w. ii. Read OF Attleboro, who gave the
information which led to Edwin Perry be-
ing found, was in town yesterday look
ing for the 800 reward offered by relatives
to anyone for such information.
Yesterday the Pawtucket street Railway
Company started thirty men at work
laying the new track on Rand street to
Prospect Hill, Lonsdale. This track will
connect with the Lonsdale avenue route.
Clare says he can make connections at
Lewiston, Me. He and Manager Rowe
could not agree on some points yesterday
and the result was that the twirler got
through. II Is said O'Donnell will follow
him.
| Thomas J.. Kelley OF Franklin street
saved young man from drowning near
the Division street bridge last evening
about six o'clock. The youth was in a
skiff and II tipped over. Kelley did not
learn his name.
There is great deal OF talk just now
about forming an association to run the
local New England League team. This
would put the club on a solid foundation
ana infuse new life into II as new men
could be secured.
Mrs. s.Mary Morrison died last evening at
her residence on Knowles street. She was
a very estimable woman and was resi-
dent OF Pawtucket for over 40 years. She
had been i'll for nearly two years, but she
bore IL uncomplainingly.
James White was before Judge Shove
charged with stealing watch from Lean
der Provost who boards ut Church street.
II Is claimed that White went into Pro-
vost's room and took the timepiece from
his vest lie pleaded not guilty and was
held in the sum OF siOo for trial tomorrow.
The Providence Journal said this morn
ing In speaking OF the Manchester Paw
tucket game: "The Vice President OF the
Pawtucket Association was ordered ofI
the field by umpire Cray for insulting
language" Pawtucket has no associa-
tion and consequently no vice president
OF that body.
The funeral OF James Bradley Of Valley
Falls took place from st. Patrick's Church
In that place yesterday. lie died on his
22d birthday after n short illness. lie
spent five years studying for the priest
hood in st. Charles College, Nd, but was
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