Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-06
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Weunesuhy, frluhy unu paturuay are
ember days.
A movable feast-a dinner at sea In
rough weather.
Harry Spencer made bicycle trip to
Warren yesterday.
The Pawtucket steamers were well pa
tronized yesterday.
The Misses Baxter OF this city are down
the river on a visit.
Ssylesville defeated the Warren team at
cricket Saturday, So to 81.
Many Pawtucket people visited Roger
Williams Park yesterday.
Miss Kitty Sullivan OF wauregan, Conn,
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
woonsocket parties will have race on
the Pawtucket Driving Park Thursday.
The olympics beat the champion East
Ends Saturday in game for the Mayors
cup.
The Stars were defeated In Baskerville
Saturday. They had only part Of their
team.
A great deal OF interest is manifested in
this city in the outcome of the Lincoln
election today.
There will be a strawberry festival at
the Pleasant View Baptist Church We'd
nesday evening.
A game OF base ball was played Saturday
between the collars and shirts. It was
tie between them.
rplo D,.;nn.a Nfa,,a Aaaoci.t To-. M A.,
Veteran Firemen hold their monthly
meetings this evening.
II is pleasing to the friends OF Joseph
Smith to learn that he is able to be out
after a long and severe illness.
The hearing OF the liquor forfeiture case
OF William McKenna was continued one
week in the District Court today.
A. X. Tilton Camp, 8. OF ", meets We'd
nesday evening and an election will take
place to fill number of vacancies.
Cleary wore the handsome gold bad ge In
the drill Saturday night that he Won at
the prize drill at the Foresters fair.
Mr.. Carpenter and family Of this city
are at the their cottage, Snug Harbor,
on Narragansett terrace, for the season.
John f. McAlevy, head salesman for the
Carpenter Company, has been confined to
his home by illness for the past few days.
The Heavy Hitters would like to hear
from any team under 10 years OF age. Ad-
dress, William O'Donnell, 119 Brook street.
John Il. Murray Of Jewett City, Conn.,,
has returned TO the Nutmeg State after
weeks sojourn with relatives in this city.
Intending purchasers of clothing should
read the new advertisement of the Boston
One Price Clothing House in today's
issue.
Tower Post, No. II, q. A. r., will hold
an open meeting tonight at which Past
Department Commander Childs will read
war paper.
Mrs. Ellen O'Brien and Timothy
OBrien, Sr., of Fall River, who have been
visiting in this city the past week, have
returned home.
The survey for the new Wheaton Block
on Main street was made tho past week.
Already several applications for stores in
| it have been received.
Pensions for Rhode ISLANDERS Reuben
p. Smith, James Ryan, Enoch w. Lowell.
Original widows, etc.-Ann Mullen, Mary
Murphy, Julia O'Dowd.
| George ii. Webb, superintendent OF
the Pawtucket Manufacturing company,
and family are spending a few days at
their summer residence. .l .
A number of athletes OF this city will
| go to Springfield, Mass, next Saturday to
participate in a number OF events at the
international meet i'm that city.
Lieutenant Kirwan OF Providence ofici-
ated as one OF the judges at the individ-
ual prize drill in Temperance Hall Sat-
urday night, to the sa tisfaction OF all.
st. Mary's Temperance Society held an
interesting meeting yesterday. A dele
cation was present from the Robert
Emmet Temperance Society OF Fall
River.
The following games are scheduled for
this city this week-Today, Portland;
tomorrow, Salem; Friday, Lewiston; Sat-
urday, Manchester. Thursday, the home
team play at Woonsocket. A t
There will be meeting OF the Young
Ladies Sodality OF st. Mary's Church this
evening at Z 80. Mass for the living mem
bers was celebrated this morning and to-
morrow morning mass for the deceased
will be held.
The license commissioners have de-
clared that no holder OF n victualing
house license shall receive liquor license,
consequently they are being freely COM
mended by those who are opposed to
Sunday drunkenness.
Roundsman vanada and Officers McDuff,
McGlone and Hewes searched the variety
store OF James Reynolds at No. 8 Mary
street Saturday evening and found eightee
bottles OF beer, which they carried to
police headquarters. According to the
story OF the proprietor, the beer was kept
for family use.
The feasts on the calendar OF the Catho-
| lie Church for this week are as follows:
Today, st. Norbert, archbishop and con-
fessor; tomorrow, st. Robert, abbot; We'd
nesday, st William, archbishop and con-
fessor; Thursday, st. COLUMBIA, abbot;
Friday, st. Margaret, queen; Saturday, ~.
Barnabas, apostle.