Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-21
THE WEATHER.


II was 80 In the shade yesterday.
The Pawtuckets are In Lowell today.
Pinks now have to give way to roses.
Two trips are made down the river each
day.
The new steamer Petrol will be inspect
ed Friday.
A cool prceeding walking on with a
cake OF ice.
The Young Irelanders Association met
last evening.
With Lynch and Callory, Pswtuckst
will soon be on top.
A hammock hung In sleeping rooms is 3
luxury this weather.
Miss Lizzie Duffy OF Fall River Is visit
ing friends In this city.
Mahoney, lately OF the National League
staff, umpired yesterday.
DIR. j. A. Chace and A. n. Mstcslf are
contemplating trip to Europe.
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society will meet tomorrow night.
Duggan, Hsmmill and Cronin had eaSh
made Is hits in 10 games yesterday.
Florence Lodge, ID. OF r., will visit
Naomi Lodge Of Providence Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Kelley OF the Woonsocket Call, was
a welcome visitor at the TRIBUNE Office
yesterday.
The new open electric cars are expected
in this city by Manager Luther today or
tomorrow.
Work was recommended today paving
Garden street, three carloads OF blocks
having arrived.
Feen has been released by Woonsocket.
II looks as though the team is trying to
reduce expenses.
A party OF young people from Piesssiat
View are arranging for picnic for the
Fourth OF July.
Commencement Day will be held at
Brown University tomorrow. The line
will form at 9:15 O'Clock.
The leather medal won by the Carpen-
ters OF Dunnells Is on exhibition In the
WlnuON OF Lewis * ourry.
Michael Donovan has broken ground
for his new residence on Sterry street,
near the Fifth Ward room.
A meeting OF the directors of the Paw.
tucket Base Ball Association was held last
evening at the Auman House.
There is a strong probability Of Portland
and Lewiston leaving the New England
League and forming State league.
Officer Sweet was taken suddenly Ill
yesterday afternoon and Officsr McLaugh.
lin covered the depot beat In the evening.
The rooms Of the Young Mons Cath
olic Association will be open during the
week from to 10, p. m, and from to 10,
p. m, Sundays.
The shot soda" sign should now be
taken out OF the drug store windows. II
has about the same effect a. "ice cold
soda" in winter time.
The marriage OF Owen Collins and Miss
Mary j. O'Connor will soon be celebrated.
They reside on the View and are q we'll
and iavorably known young couple.
The corners stone OF the new st. Mat
thew's German Lutheran Church was
laid with appropriate exercises Sunday.
The church will be located on Green
street.
Edward f. Radikin, senior partner OF
the firm OF Radikin q Cooney, and Miss
Mamie Mullen will be united In marriage
tomorrow morning at st. Mary's Church.
The grand concert OF st. Cecils Society
will be held in Music, Hall tomorrow eve
ming. Over fifty singers will take part
and a long and varied programme will
be rendered.
The Pawtucket Chess Club will enjoy
another clam bake at the Curry farm on
Prairie avenue tomorrow afternoon. The
Farm" is getting to be quite place for
such parties.
Umpire Kelliher has been laid OF on
account OF that plate glass aggregation of
"has beens," the Brocktons. IL McGun-
nagle owns the New England League the
other teams may as well get out
The Hope Concert Company gave q very
enjoyable musical entertainment In North
Attleboro Sunday evening to large and
well pleased audience. This IL rapidly
becoming the foremost double quartette,
in this section.
The Fales brothers OF this city have
purchased the fine cutter Vsikyr from
New York parties. Their new l0-foot cat
Amota will make her initial trip this week
on the occasion Of the regatta and ladies
day OF the Rhode Island Yacht Club.
While every workman Ii sgitsting the
nine hour movement and salsmen and
clerks the early closing idea, the horse
car conductors and drivers, whom every
body seems TO delight In finding fault
with, have to work from twelve to
eighteen hours a day.
The funeral of Fred W. Jersuld, for
merly OF this city, who died In wslthsm,
Saturday, took place this afternoon. He
was 81 years OF age and leaves Q widow.
lie was a member OF Prospect lodge, I. q.
q. r., and Monitor lodge, A. r. and A.
NJ, Of Waltham.
The party OF young people, mostly from
Pleasant View, who spent Q week at Block
Island so pleasantly last Summer, are or.
ranging for this seasons outing. There
will be about twenty five In the party.