Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-26
THE WEATHER,
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
II was 81 in the shade yesterday.
The parks were crowded last night.
The wine clerks think they can play
| ball.
j. Hogan is improving after long ill
ness.
EN-. Littleheld and wife arc at Jackson,
n. III.
Miss Edith Martin is on n visit TO
Lynn.
How starchod linen collars did wilt yes
terday.
Robert Hubbard OF this city sailed for
Europe today.
Bicycle riders seem to like 10 coast down
Pnwtucket avenue.
Seven drunks were disposed OF by Judge
Shove this morning.
William T.. Titus OF Fire Sttion No.
began his vacat ion today.
Miss Annie Ellis left yesterday for
Brockton for two weeks stay.
General Humidity is riding a high
horse, and has been for several days.
Joe Hamill, the star left fielder OF the
New England League, is still in town.
Mrs. Jane NJ. Crawford is visiting the
family of DIR. Sergeant at Moosup, Conn.
Officer Wilbur is on Officer Whites
night beat in the "Bowery" Tor this week
Miss Florence T.. Bullock OF Beach street
is enjoying the salt sea breezes at Cottage
City.
Miss Agnes Coogan OF Clyde is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Patrick Mcmahon OF Pine
street.
Mrs. Ruth Noonan OF the Merchants
Exchange is now taking six weeks va
cation.
Mrs. Annie Spaulding, who has been
travelling in the West, has returned to
this city.
Little Otto Bontems, 10 months old,
whose parents live at 23l Pne.street, died
last night.
The Kendrick Loom Harness Company
OF Providence is removing its works to
Valley Falls.
Most anybody would go to Block Island
this weather and risk small pox or any
thing else.
Miss Katie Bradley OF Valley Falls will
spend the coming two weeks with friends
at Warren, II. l.
The old fogies who are down on electric
cars ought to think how street car horses
suffer this weather.
Mrs. Nicholson, wife of Mr.. Nichol-
son OF the firm OF Nicholson d. Thackray,
died this morning at 9 o'clock.
William Reynolds, formerly with Fales
Bros. OF Central Falls, has accepted a
position as horse car conductor.
Driver Hewes has the nerve to say
that the police base ball team still exists.
1t died a natural death last Friday.
1t is said Officer White has bought a
cord OF wood and new saw with which to
amuse himself during his vacation.
The drinking fountains for horses in
this city ought TO be kept clean. They
are not in even fair condition now.
1t is safe enough to wager that the
weather clerk is getting n percentage OF
ice cream and soda water counter receipts.
Andrew Curtin OF Central Falls defeated
William Reilly.of East Providence, the
other evening, curving a cue ball for a
purse OF sl0.
There is some talk of transferring the
Brockton team to this city. The team
we would like TO have, but not Doe and
McGunnagle.
Mrs. Peter Clancy and daughter, Mrs.
Owen McCarron and iirs. Michael Con-
nors, all Of this city, have gone to New
port for week.
Lincoln is waiting for this city to solve
the problem OF disposing OF its sewerage
before beginning the construction OF sew
cral large sewers.
There will be big time here Saturday
IL the Interstate cars are run to this city.
Four cars are now running regular trips to
South Attleboro.
The case OF Michael Garin for using
short measure in selling berries was
settled this morning by his mother pay
ing fine OF $40 and costs.
Thomas T.. Mullen, arrested for
defacing the building occupied by Law
renee Heys on Dexter street, pleaded not
not guilty and will be tried tomorrow.
The Sewer Commissioners have plans
ready for the South Woodlawn sewer and
all that remains to be done is for the City
Government TO pass the proper ordinance.
This is no question but that the Inter
state Company will be granted permission
TO go through Lincoln. The Council OF
that town is not OF the "favoritism" kind.
DO not forget the great broadsword con-
test and the wrestling match, each for a
prize OF 300, at Rocky Point on August
IL, the excursion day of the Catholic
Knights OF America.
II someone would invent an electric fan
similar TO those in restaurants that could
be fastened To the person somewhere on
such days as these, he would have the
blessings OF mankind.
Persons leaving town for country,
mountain or seashore, can have the TRI-
DUNE sent to them for % cents per month
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sending postal card to the Office.