Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-02
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv.
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

commandments Will soon De8in.
Through by dsylight-the eight hour
man.
Yesterday the police and city laborers
we're paid.
The Catholic Crusaders will meet in
Gaelic Hall tonight.
A business meeting OF Delany Council
was held last evening.
Have you ever heard a parrot swear
No, but I've seen a cro-cus.
Mrs. Graham and family OF this city are
visiting friends In Fall River
Mrs. Henry Buck OF this city has been
visiting friends In Fall River.
Thomas Jenkinson and wife of this city
are visiting friends In Fall River.
Handsome Pullman coaches are now
being run on the colonial express.
The School Committee will meet tonight
and probably elect superintendent.
The dangerous iron railing around the
base ball grounds Is to be taken down.
A man In order TO run q lawn mower
must have considerable push about him.
The Mayor has called meeting of the
Board OF Aldermen for Saturday at ZIP. N.
The leaders, the Brocktons, will be here
tomorrow and the Woonsockets Saturday.
This is the kind of weather that drives
the policeman to the shady side of the
street.
okan ~ laA
yesterday on the steamer City Of Paris for
Europe.
The New York and New England train
men put on their new summer uniforms
yesterday.
The game with the Lowells will be
called at 1856 on the Dexter street grounds
this afternoon.
1t generally costs team . game to try
a new pitcher. A very small percentage
prove "phenoms."
A variety supper was served last even
ing by the Ladies' Aid Society at the
First Methodist Church.
p. B. McManus OF this city and DIR. Il. J.
Smith OF Valley Falls will sail from Bos-
ton for Europe Saturday.
Stewart and Clearwater, the great pool
players, gave an exhibition at Gaynor's
place In this city last evening.
George Il. Brown has Just finished
painting the residence OF Rev. Father
Fitzgerald. He did handsome job.
O.. #. Henry. manager OF the Peoples
Boot and Shoe store, has presented each
letter carrier OF the city with a straw
hat.
c. b. Phinney has severed his connec-
tion with Woods drug store to accept the
position OF head clerk at Capwell's phar-
macy.
A mean man will do most anything to
beat neighbor, but you never heard of a
man mean enough to beat q neighbor's
carpet.
p. s. Mattox, press agent Of Forepaugh's
circus, was In this city yesterday. The
circus will be in Providence week from
Monday.
Boys have several times lately broken
into the Free Wanderers football house
on the Dexter street grounds, stealing
footballs, etc.
The case OF James White, for the lar
ceny OF a watch from Lesnder Provost,
was yesterday continued two weeks In the
District Court.
William s. Fullerton died yesterday q
his home, 5S Hancock street. The
remains will be taken to Dsnielsonville,
Conn.,, for burial.
Joseph Smith was today fined q for as
sault on Officer Henry. Lawrence Heyes
was found not guilty of threatening to
shoot John G. Aspinwall.
The first consignment OF cars for the
Interstate Railway Company arrived yes
terday morning. The road will be In
operation In few weeks.
Peter Nelson, Swede of Lensdals who
worked on the company's farm, has been
missing since Sunday. He has been In
this country but q few months.
The Cottage Hill nine has been organ
lied, and are ready to meet any team
under 10 years Of age. Address George f..
Andrews, 264 Pswtucket avenue.
"a musical and literary entertainment
was held in Music Hall last evening,
under the auspices OF the Day Nursery
and Veteran Firemen's Association.
Fraternity Encampment OF East Provi-
dence will pay visit to Blackstone En-
campment of this city this evening. Man
chester Encampment will also be present.
The y. y. y. Society, which is composed
OF young ladies', are making arrangements
to entertain their gentlemen friends In
the near future In the shape OF q lawn
party.
Today the marketmen OF this city began
new system OF closing their places Of
business every Thursday at 1 O'Clock
during the months OF June, July and
August.
Conveyances will leave Trinity Square
tomorrow afternoon beginning at
o'clock, for the garden party at the resi-
dence OF the Hon. +. G. Ssyles on East
avenue.
The regular meeting OF Branch Psrnsll
I. N. f., will be held tomorrow evening
in Gaelic Hall. A full attendance is re-
quested as business Of importance Is to b.
transacted.
After Medical Examiner Kelliher hae
| ,,ia,.od tha x.,,, an. ~ pctov Cvark nj IN,