Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-09

william p. Hurley and wife are hon
| from New York.
Fred Dexter has q rather gay Chinese
parasol hung out In front of his store.
Fred Miller OF the DE Wolf Hopper
Company is visiting friends In this city.
A concert will be given at the music
store OF Meiklejohn a Lomas this even
ing.
Lynd q Murphy have struck good way
to advertise In distributing umbrellas to
| the teamsters.
Libra Belladini, who was injured In the
runaway accident, is more comfortable
and will recover.
High Chief Ranger Kinion OF Valley
Falls Instituted q new Court OF Forestry
In Providence Thursday evening.
James w. Maher, the JIG dancer of this
city, has signed an engagement with he
Biomead Com mbination Company.
John Wise has started the foundation
| of q handsome dwelling house on Gar
den street, near Pawtucket avenue.
w. L. McKenna of Valley Falls has ac-
cepted clerkship with whitford 4 Bart
lett, Wholesale grocers, Providence.
Adoiphus II. Davis and family have gone
| to Bullock's Point for the Summer, and
will occupy the Charles X. Davis cottage.
A number of people Of this city at
tended lawn party at the residence Of
Miss Lizzie Ryan of Lonsdale last even
ing.
This morning Judge Shove's work con-
sisted of nning janitor from Boston and
q weaver from Williamsville, Conn.,, "
each.
This is indeed curious weather. The
lowering clouds yesterday afternoon kept
many from spending a few hours down
the bay.
Roundsman vanads found a cardigan
jacket on the street yesterday afternoon
which the owner can have by calling at
the station.
George Il. Newell and wife bavo started
on Raymond trip to Alaska, the Yellow
stone National Park, and other points of
interest In the Great Northwest.
There are many amateur ball players In
this city and team could be picked out
Of them that would make the best clubs
In the New England League hustle.
Rev. Father John +. Kelaghan and
Miss Mamie Kelsghan of New York, who
have been visiting friends In this city the
past week, returned home last evening.
John Critchley of Cleveland, Ohio, and
John Critchley OF Portsmouth, N. H., are
making weeks stay at the residence of
Henry A. Warburton, on Summit street.
Branch 26s, Catholic knights of America,
has changed It's night OF meeting. Under
the new regulations a meeting will take
place on Monday evening, July II, at 7:3o.
The Pswtucket Steamboat Company will
make nine trips down the bay tomorrow.
Many want to try the new boat, the Petrol.
They will have an opportunity as 1t will
run regularly.
The Pawtuckets tried several amateurs,
Murphy, Donovan, Clark and Burke, and
they did as well and probably better than
the old men. The people were more
interested any way.
At the meeting of the directors OF the
Y. NJ. G. A., held yesterday afternoon.
james l.. jerks was elected Treasurer, to
nll the unexpired term caused by the
death of George H. Fuller.
Eiiz abeth Bird was arrested by Officer
Sword last night and this morning she
was charged with being common drunk
ard. She pleaded not guilty and the case
was set down for Monday.
The new Catholic chapel at Riverside
will be dedicated with appropriate ser
vices at 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Bishop Harkins will ofiiciate. This church
will be known as st. Brendon's.
Those who 60 to Rocky Point tomor-
row on the jexcursion Of the Sarsfeld
Hurting Club will have an opportun nifty to
sse q good game of base ball between the
Woonsockets and Brocktons, two OF the
leading teams In the New England
League.
The game between the police and re-
porters cannot be played Wednesday, the
10th inst, a. the pitcher, George M. Rex,
will not be In the city. He did such
elegant work last year that the team could
not play without his barrel hoop and
grapevine curves.
C.P. Farnsworth, administrator on the
estate Of the late Richard Bate, is
closing out the stock OF second hand fur
niture In the store which Mr.. Bate con-
Quoted at 80 Pleasant street, and some ex-
cellent bargains are to be found there.
The store 10 kept open In the evening.
Registry voters who wish their names
transferred to the personal or real estate
list will have an opportunity Of doing SO
by going to the City Clerks Office where
the Assessors will meet on Monday, July
11tb, and continue every afternoon until
Wednesday, July 10th. Democrats should
bear this In mind.
James Horton of this city and Charles
NcDermott Of Central Falls visited Bull
locks Point cove Thursday for a days
fishing. They procured boat and rowed
10 the desp hole above the bridge, but be-
ing unaccustomed to using a boat they
were capsiEed by the strong current, and
had narrow escape from drowning.
Last night Frank Sullivan, q good-sized
boy, met James Forbes, who is considera-
bly, smaller, on George street. Sullivan
wanted exercise badly and thrashed
Forbes. This morning Mrs. Forbes and