Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
THE WEATHER.
TERSE TRlBUNElTeS.


where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
James +. Barry is at the Metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. william p. Hurley are In
New York.
The Pawtucket steamers did . big busi'
ness yesterday.
detective Pat" visited his many friends
in this city yesterday.
Many enjoyed the Old Colony excursion
to Plymouth Sunday.
The Sons of Veterans held 9 picnic on
Prospect street yesterday.
Frank Marchetti gave Q concert In his
ice cream garden saturday evening.
The stars meet the Banner Boys 1t
Adelaide Park, Providsncs, today.
Edward A. Miller, Jr., and Fannie }.
Corey have filed marriage intentions.
Miss E. A. Donshus left yesterday for .
a weeks stay at the White Mountains.
The Lynd q Murphy Base Bali team ds0
feated the Clothiers club - to "a ysster-
day.
Miss Annie McDuf1 OF Elm street went
to Clyde to spend the Fourth with
friends.
Several OF Bill Poster AcAshon's bill
boards were taken by boys to build
boDhres.
Arthur Tucker of Provid visitsd his
friend, Joseph Slavin, In this city this sf-
ternoon.
The Diamonds were defeated BY the
White Rocks yesterday Z tos. IL was
fine game.
A little child had It's face badly cut
Saturday night on Main street by the sx-
plosion OF fire cracker.
A large frscracker blew hole through
one OF Chsntler Brothers plate glass win
dows last Saturday night.
The Glorious Fourth OF 's2 II sow pct
and gone. The next great event VIII b
Columbus Day, October n. .-.
The portraits Of Washington, Lincoln
and Grant were very attractive In the
window OF Delany'stes store yesterday.
Richard Canneld, an old Pavtuokst boy
but ,now a full.nedged and prospsreus
New Yorker, was In this city yesterday.
good way to test . mans patriotism
is to note whether he loves the dollar or
the country the more on the glorious
Fourth.
Michael Corcorsn OF Boston spent the
coran OF the Metropolitan Lite Iasurapce
Company.
Yesterday the Hope Base Ball Club DE-
feated tho Echoes IL to I, and In the after
noon defeated the Silver Grays OF Provi'
dence IA tot.
The track of the Pawtuokst Driving
Park was in bad condition yesterday for
the races, Both races were won By Ben
Dennis's horse.
There was base ball game yesterday
between O'Leary's and 0afland's teams
for purse. The O'Leary side won easily
by a score OF 70 to 13.
Saturday night was hard one for tAs
police. There was large crowd ON the
street and the promisouous firing Of
crackers made 1t dangerous.
II anyone ever saw any worse ball play.
ing than was witnessed on the Dexter
street grounds Saturday he can make .
fortune by describing the game.
Sunday was the toughest day that any
of the old river men have ever seen. There
was a perfect gale blowing and It was
very hard work to make landings.. =.
At st. Mary's Church yesterday morn
ing mass was celebrated for the living
members Of the scspulsr Society and this
morning for the deceased members.
Amateur base ball was never % much
of a Juvenile pastime a. It IL this year In
this vicinity. Every back alley has .
club, and there are q score of leagues.
Editor Regan OF the Fall River Herald
was In this city Sunday, accompanied by
his wife and child. Mr.. Rsgan IL one Of
the best journalists of the spindle City.
One OF the plate glass .windows ION the
Maple sereet side of the Safe Dsposit
building was broken out Sunday night BY
trasom over the window falling down.
Some misguided youths, In whom the
spirit OF vandalism is we'll developed, un-
hung all the gates In the vicinity OF Park
Place and George street Saturday night.
Some verenthusiastic individuals sst
fire TO the band stand on the vacant lot
between Dexter, Pine and Weeden streets
Sunday night and 1t was entirely con.
sumed.
There will be no Sunday school at 6t.
Mary's Church until September and the
services in the afternoon will 10 st
o'clock, consisting of vespers and bsns-
diction.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane O'Connos Wa
solemnized from St. Mary's Church Sun.
day afternoon at O'Clock. She was an
estimable woman and will b missed BY
her many friends.
The Board Of Directors Of the Young
Mems Catholic Association OF 6t. Mary's
Church met Sunday afternoon st 2:16
o'clock and the association met In the
rooms at 4 O'Clock.
At midnight Saturday night Bsnnis
Lewis, the king Of oftonsorialists, complstsd
his seventeenth year with Mr.. Kssaan.
Ben records this fact to account for the
| demonstration that night.