Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-19
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Miss Maggie Carney OF Central Falls is
visiting In New York.
Chief OF Police Perry is expected home
from his vacation tomorrow.
A musicale will be given by Tower Re-
lief Corps at q. A. II. Hall tonight.
Peter NJ. Cooney OF the View is stopping
at tho Tierney cottage at the Point.
The Star Woodbine game tomorrow will
be one of the hottest OF the season.
The Grays keep losing by such close
scores that II Is almost exasperating.
The Tower Light Infantry will be paid
off tonight for their services In Camp.
Miss Lucy Sullivan, ot this city, Is In
Hartford, Conn.,, on weeks vacation.
Harry Holmes will leave on Monday
next for weeks vacation on tho Cape.
The Woodbinos will play the Naticks at
Rocky Point this afternoon for purse OF
ESQ.
Frank Keleghan and Joseph Sherry are
spending their vacations at the City by
the Sea.
Rhode Island was well represented to-
day at the encampment of the Connecticut
militia.
Many people from this city will go to
Plainville this evening to attend tho band
concert.
The Pacifics OF Newport will play the
Stars on Dexter street grounds, Paw
tucket, Sept. 3.
The fountain In Carter Park Is now in
operation and adds much to the beauty OF
the surroundings.
William Briden OF North Main street is
the father OF bright eyed girl who made
her debut yesterday.
The Crescents OF Central Falls and the
Hope and Anchors OF this city will cross
bats at Crescent Park tomorrow.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reardon of 269 West avenue died last
night. She was nearly two years OF age.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Y. M. &. A. Foot Ball Club In the
parlor at the Y. M. &. A. rooms this even
ing.
The second game In the Hope Banner
Boy series will be played at Rocky Point
Sunday afternoon. Fadgon will pitch for
tho Hopes.
Thomas McHale was arrested on a war
rant last night charging him with having
assaulted Michael Meehan. He was fined
s2 and costs.
Sexton and "Cyclone" Ryan are now
alternating In the box for Fitchburg and
Tenney Is ON first base This makes II
a strong aggregation.
j.. J. Fitzgerald is having grand time
this Summer, having spent the most OF
his time at the family cottage at the
Point, where he IL now located.
Charles Tiernoy's address has been for
several weeks, Bullock's Point, and as
long as he IL having the grand time he is
enjoying at present he will stay there.
Mrs. Timothy Earle OF Valley Falls, her
daughters Anna and Minnie, and grand
son Kenneth, have gone to Martha's Vine
yard, where they will remain for few
days.
Thomas +. Fish, the popular young
cornetist, late of the American Band, is
leading the Pawtucket City Band, and
playing solo parts. He IL an excellent
musician.
The first parade of the season was given
last night and was very good one. 1t was
by the Central Falls Temperance Cadets
and all know that there IL no finer COM
pany in New England.
A woman named Carrie McQuestion, In
alighting from Union horse car near
Capital street last night, caught her dress
in her shoe and fell. She WIS rendered
unconscious. d.. Lane attended her.
The horse of Henry Dodge, attached to
a sulky, got frightened Mt the electric cars
on Main street carly last evening and ran
over the bridge. 1t was caught bya man
namod Gillian, no damage having been
done.
Yesterday afternoon the Pioneer had
Just left Fields Point when the Planet
pulled up alongside with an excursion
party from Providence on board. 1t was
a pretty race, but the Pioneer was dis
tanccd.
The makeup OF the Stars in their game
with the Woodblncs tomorrow will be as
follows: McKenna and Burke, battery
Clark, Murphy and Magill on the bases
LAWN, short stop; Shea, Mullen and Har-
ris In the field.
The first Of series of three games to
be played between the Hopes and Banner
Boys will come of at Adelaide Park, to-
morrow. Batteries, Cooney and Clements
for tho Hopes; T. Parker and Mcguire for
the Banner Boys.
Daniel Conroy, middle agod man ro-
siding In Lonsdnle, attempted to commit
suicide Wednesday evening by taking
| "kough on Rats" lie took enough tc
kill half dozen men and that IL wha,
| saved his life. Dr. Garvin attended him
Frank Barber returned from visit q
Fitchburg and other places last evening
Mr.. Barber is quite an expert amateur
photographers and has several fno View
In process OF devolopcment. lie II an en-.
thusiastic member OF tho Camera Club.
This evening at 7:30 O'Clock there will
| be n meeting OF the Bourko Cochran Clul