Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
THE WEATHER.
TERSE TRIBUNElTES,
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

the beautiful weather yesterday.
Payne & Taylor's hair cloth mill re-
sumed operations today after q weeks
idleness.
The man who does not believe that two
heads are better than one is the father OF
new twins.
The three -months-old daughter OF
Bernard Morris of Cleveland street died
this morning.
The date OF the police reporter base ball
game has now been definitely fixed for
Friday, the 22d.
The Common Council will meet Wed
nesday evening.
The exhibition by the Pawtuckot Cam
era Club is being well patronized.
lat an enthusiastic meeting of the
Bourke Cochran Club yesterday several
new members were admitted.
Rev. Father Stang OF the Cathedral coll
Iected s65l at the Sacred Heart Church,
for St. Joseph's Hospital, yesterday.
1t is reported that a suburban photo
grapher lost his voice recently asking
William Cronin is home from Washing
ton, ID. C., for the Summer. lie has an
excellent position in the Capitol City.
II you want the TRIBUNE sent 10 you
while on your vacation leave your address
with your dewsdealer or at this office.
Crabs are plentiful in the Pawtuckot
river. One young man from this Office
caught sixty in less than three hours.
Patrol Driver Hewes, the horse,
Judge" and the pet kitten, 'Toney,"
form fayorite trio at the police station.
A grand sale will commence tomorrow
at the New Idea store. Read the big an
nouncement on the last page OF today's
issue.
The Emmet Cadets of Providence will
hold their annual encampmont this year
at Rocky point during the first week Of
August.
Highway Commissioner. Ladd has had u
fence placed around Dr. Whitney's house
on High street to protect the people from
cave-in.
The Cavanaugh & Manning's hackmen
looked we'll in their new liverie5 yester-
day. They were procured through Me-
Elroy 4 Mooney.
School Committeeman l.. +. Gillian and
x. p. Tobie inspected the school houses
Saturday to see how the work of repair
was progressing.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening a
grand Summer festival and band concert
will be held at Adelaide Park in aid OF ST.
Josephs Hospital.
All Saturday night, even during the
rather heavy showers, crowd was
gathered about the spot where James
Hayden met his death.
The funeral Of Mrs. Edward Willctt of
Broad street, Valley Falls, took place yes
terday. She was in her 18th year and was
married last February.
DIR. Michael Grandheld of Pine street
was called TO Springfield Mass, this
morning TO attend the wife of Patrick
Slattery who is dangerously i'll.
Next Saturday the excursion OF the
Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine Society
will take place and hundreds from the
parish will enjoy a sail down the bay.
UCadet prize drills are getting to be a
common concurrence and are interesting.
There will be one at the excursion Of irish
Literary Socities at Rocky Point, July
18th.
There was a so-called strike in Berkeley
Friday afternoon OF fifteen backboys.
These strikes are liable TO happen during
the Summer months If there is a circus in
town.
Rev. Father Malone of st. Patrlck's
Church, Valley Falls, left today for
Brighton, Mass, where he will spend the
week in spiritual retreat at 81. Johns
seminary.
Several young people fror. the View
who have spent their vacations together
several Summers at Block Island have
made preparations tos go the second week
in August.
The police team depends a good deal on
Black and White and say there viii be sew
eral Rex among the newspaper men after
the game. The people call the oggrega-
tions the Scribes and Pharisees.
The Manchester Martyrs Association
went TO Fall River Saturday afternoon
and came home by moonlight on the
staunch steamer Planet, in charge of Cap
tain Pond. 1t was very pleasant cxcur
sion.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company ha,
secured the services OF Captain Samue
Rhodes, formerly OF the Day Star, to take
charge OF the Petrol. Captain Rhodes !,
an old steamboat man and the company j,
fortunate In securing him.
o. b. Edwards OF Valley Falls, who ha,
faithfully discharged the duties Of car in
spector at this city, has been promoted e
the more responsible position OF foreman
'the freight yards Of the y. Y. y. II
and II. railroad at Worcester, Mass.
Those who witnessed the game of bal
Saturday on the Dexter street ground
will admit that the college boys played
better game than the professionals. Clarl
at first made some magnificent stops
Murphy in the center garden made som
phenomenal fly catches, and Mack in righ
field was net far behind.
The feastE on the calendar Of the Catho
lie Church for this week are: Today
Plus l., pope and martyr; tomorrow, 81