Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-30
TERSE TRlBUNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Evsrv
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

where by Ubiquitous Rsportsrs.
The days are growing shorter.
A "grate" nuisance soft coal.
"site" seeing looking at building lots
Adam sutcline sailed yesterday fol
Europe.
The steamer Petrol will carry s25 pas
sengers.
The vitrifed brick pavement is terror
to drivers.
James Lennon is home from college on
his vacation.
John spaulding OF Scotland 10 visiting
David Harley.
The Irish National Foresters are down
the river today.
l.. j. Tuck of the High school has
sailed for Europe.
A concert was given at the Park Place
Church last evening.
The Business Men will have lunch In
their rooms Monday.
The Firemen will begin taking their
vacations next week.
Miss Nellie Hart OF Fall River is visiting
friends In Central Falls.
The park on the Dunnell estate 10 we'll
patronized on Sundays.
All that remains of the old DIR. Wheat
on house now is the chimney.
Some people can not sense us, even
though they are census-takers.
Newsdealer Moy and family are at their
summer cottage at Camp White.
The Veteran Firemen's contest will be Q
great feature In Providence Monday.
Henry MAIDEN, who died In Fall River
Tuesday, was well known In this city.
slumber not in the tent Of your fathers.
The world is advancing. Advance with
IL.
What would the people of this State do
IL they were deprived OF the luscious
clam9
Charlie Basset OF this city, released BY
New York, will probably play in st.
Louis.
Young America Ii now looking for
ward to July first, second, third and %
Fourth.
Peter Monohan and Peter Conlon have
departed for the old country to spend
six weeks.
James McGinn's saloon In Valley Falls
was broken into yesterday morning and
sl0 taken.
A woman can throw more expressions
into toss OF her head than can be defined
in quarto dictionary.
A number went to Worcester today to
attend the commencement exercises Of
the Holy Cross College.
Miss May Russell of this city 10 visiting
Miss Sadie Whippls OF Park Square, Rsb.
insonville, In the Bay State.
Men are engaged In paving between
and outside Of the rails OF the Interstate
Company on Exchange street.
William II. Murphy OF the Grand Semi.
nary, Montreal, il spending his vacation
with his parents In Valley Falls.
II you are lover OF music, you might
possibly enjoy a rare musical treat by
listening to the band on your hat.
Misses Mamie and Sadie keenan, have
gone 10 Boston to attend the commence
ment exercises OF the Boston College.
There will be meeting OF Mount Car
mel Council, Catholic Crusaders Of the
Holy Cross, in Gaelic Hall this evening.
Before the news OF safe blowing had be-
come generally known In this city . safe
agent called to sell Mr.. Lennon another.
Every business man should leave light
burning in his store near the safe. Il
costs but little and may save good deal.
jeremiah Murphy, Owen Clark and
John Mulvey have returned from the
Canadian Seminaries for their vacations.
The two-months- old son OF James W.
burgess OF 106 Japonica street died yes
terday. Mrs. Burgess is also seriously III.
Miss Kate Berry OF this city has gone to
Boston to witness the graduating exer-
cises OF her nephew, John A. Ceulserst, at
Boston College.
The 18th annual communication of Bar
ney Merry Lodge, No. 70, A. y. and A.
NJ, will be held this evening at the
Masonic Temple.
This morning at . O'Clock the members
OF st. Paul's Guild departed on the steamer
Planet for an excursion to WEXFORD,
Sanderstown and Fort Adams.
The gold medal won by J. T. Cleary at
the Sacred Heart ia. and d. Socisty's fest
val is on exhibition In the window OF the
Peoples Boot and Shoe Store.
fifty-six years ago Tuesday James
Madison, fourth President OF the United
States, died at Montpelier, Orange county,
Virginia. He was born In l761.
A curious crowd Of people were collected
in front OF Peter Lemons store on North
Main street yesterday gazing at the work
OF the burglars the night before.
This afternoon Deputy Sheriff Wilson
replevined the stock In the shoe store Of
Louis Black at 308 Main street at the
instance OF A. II. Hixon q Co. OF Boston.
Yesterday Captain Rhodes tslsphonsd
to Roderick Barrett Of Fall River the facts
about his sisters death on Elm street.
She was found dead In bed yesterday
morning.
Tramps are numerous and impudent
OF late. Some action, either Of Q private
or public character should be taksn IN