Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04

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City Solicitor Barnefieid and family are
spending a short season ut the mountains.
Miss Minnie Snyder OF Garden street
has gone to Chicago for an extended visit.
Several gypsy wagons attracted con-
siderable attention going through Main
street today.
Court Love and Truth, Court City OF
Pawtucket and Court Woodlawn left
this morning for Crescent Park.
There will be u meeting Of Mount Car
mel Council, Catholic Crusaders OF the
Holy Cross, tonight In Gaelic Hall.
Miss Grace Porter OF Pawtucket avenue,
who has been spending weeks vacation
In Wexford, returned home yesterday.
A curious sight this morning were two
men going down street together. One had
lost his right leg and the other his left.
The Misses Annie Lacy and Mamie Nc
Laughlin, popular young ladies OF Paw
tucket avenue, left today for two wceks'
stay nt Newport.
Mrs. William Howell, with her son,
"
Valley Falls yesterday after several weeks
sojourn at Buffalo, N. Y.
The Pioneers would like to play a game
OF base ball with the nine OF Bt. Mary's
Temperance Society at Crescent Park In
the afternoon OF August l3.
Miss Pink Russell and Miss Llnnie
Leidler OF Wheeling, w. Va, arc spending
the Summer season with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Morrison OF Providence.
One week from today the Catholic
Knights OF America go to Rocky Point.
Do not forget the date as the great broad
sword contest between Cattanach and
Ross takes place that day.
The Butchers excursion to Crescent
Park takes place on the 18th inst. II will
be grand affair. There will bo parade
In Providence previous to taking the best.
Pawtucket is always well represented.
Report comes that the bark Alive had
very hard time OF II lodging icebergs
last week. Anyone In this vicinity would
urious considering the weather we had
here.
The police are on the lookout for Pat
rick Corrigan, Is years OF age, of Olney-
vile. He has been missing since Friday.
lie wore a dark coat, black trousers,
derby hat, laced shoes and black and
white shirt.
In other cities dogs and cats which have
been left In town by families whose MEM
bers are at the shore resorts are being
thinned out by the authorities. Consid-
erable good might be done In this city In
a like crusade.
Queer things may be observed In city
OF day. A woman arranging her tresses
In front OF "a large plate glass window,
and seemingly unheedful OF the eyes bent
upon her. was one OF the sights on Maip
street yesterday.
This evening St. Joseph's Temperance
Society will make moonlight excursion
down the river. They will first sail
around the lightship and then return to
Crescent Park, leaving there at late
hour for this city.
The Rhode Island Perkins Horseshoe
Company will shut down their works Sat-
urday, the 18th, for period OF two weeks,
as is their usual custom owing to the hot
weather, and to permit OF the making OF
some needed repairs.
The police ambulance was sent to Bull
locks Point this afternoon to convey
Mrs. Lowell to her home on Central street,
Central Falls. She went to the shore re-
sort to spend the Summer and while there |
received paralytic shock.
The alarm of fire early last evening was
for slight fire in the mule room OF the |
T.. Jencks Manufacturing Company's
works, caused probably by friction. II
was extinguished before the arrival Of the
fire department. There was no particular
damage.
The makeup Of the Berkeleys In their
game with the Paciics OF Newport at
Crescent Park today will be as follows:
Fadgen and Whalen, battery; Maroney,
Mcmahon and Ball on the bases; Devlin,
short shop; Shanhan, Ryan and Fogarty
in the inield. The purse Is $50.
The Olneyville Temperance Cadets are
enjoying weeks camping-out at Camp
White. Their quarters are Just back OF
the hotel, and In front OF the row OF neat
white tents Is handsome blue banner on
which are the words "Cadot Champions"
They are a very gentlemanly crowd OF
young men, whom II Is pleasure to meet.
william Dalton, not the Dalton that is
wanted for Haswell's murder, was arr estcd
by Officer Jeffers last evening. This
morning he pleaded guilty to being a
common drunkard and was sent to the
Farm for six months. Mrs. Dalton was at
the station and said she never wanted to
see him again.
A very pleasant surprise party was held
last evening at the residence OF Manager
MCGOWAN OF the Standard Boot and Shoe
Company on School street. 1t was the
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gowan and Mr.. MCGOWAN was presented
with a large portrait Of himself, hand
somely framed. There were about sixty
present and all enjoyed themselves.
Camp Emmot, composed OF the South
Providence cadets and Emmet cadets Ia
now being held at Rocky Point. This
mornings report at headquarters showed
the strength OF the commands as follows:
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