Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-08
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRlBUNEITES,
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

The Bourke Cochran Club VIII meet
Sunday.
Picnics and boating accidents are no"
in order.
Baggage transfer companies are now
reaping a harvest.
There are numerous very dim Stars in
the base ball arena.
Union Division, Uniformed rank, h. OF
p, met last evening.
The woodbines meet the Hopes tomor-
row at Adelaide Park.
The Pawtucket steamers are in great
demand for excursions
Read the announcement the big ten
days sale at the Boston Store.
A large pane OF glass was broken in Fred
ii. Whites store q few nights ago.
The Hope Anchors go to olneyville to-
morrow to play the j. +. Russolls.
The game on the Dexter street grounds
will be called this afternoon at 3:i5.
The tree at the old Dr. Wheaton place
on Main street is about 20 years old.
The Pythian team will meet the Invictis
tomorrow on the Prospect street grounds
NIFTY" Mullen of the Stars viii be in
the box for Pawtucket today. Kennedy
will catch.
Today Meiklejohn d Lomas opened the
new addition to their piano parlors. a
concert was given.
Blue berries are on the market, but the
price charged makes the purchaser look
like an operative i'm an indigo factory.
McElroy & Moneys unique advertis-
ing scheme, the "Wheolicle,' attracted the
attention of all on the street last evening.
The Brocktons will be here tomorrow
and the Pawtuckets will have some new
men to show the visitors from the City of
Shoes.
Peaches have commenced TO arrive.
They come in very small boxes, probably
for convenience in putting them in the
safe at night.
The first shipment Of campaign hats for
both parties has arrived at the Peoples
Boot, Shoe and Hat store. The window
display is fine.
The starswill go to Wexford tomorrow,
and Sunday will play the Hopes at Rocky
Point. This team is attracting the atten'
tion OF the State.
Thomas b. Kennoy has been selected to
umpire the game between the police and
reporters, both sides believing that he
will give them n fair show.
The large $50 plate glass window in
Gko.,Ia. D.ot brrc c4ora In which hole
was blown on Saturday night, still re-
mains in the perforated condition.
The Young East Side Juniors will make
trip to Bullock's Point on Sunday, July
TO- They will start from corner OF Pros
pect and Division streets at 10 O'Clock.
Pensions have been granted The follow
ing Rhode Islanders: Origiual.C Charles
b. Harbach, Andrew Smith; Additional
jeremiah salisborry, Charles II. Scott.
Byron Barber Of the electrical depart
ment OF the Pawtucket Steam and Gas
Pipe Company has returned from visit
to relatives in his old home Jewott City,
Conn.
Frank Corcoran, the Pawtuckot avenue
tonsorial artist, umpircd game OF ball at
Diamond Hill Monday. One OF bis favor
ite phrases in announcing close decision
was: "That was a close shave
George Lockin prepared one OF his old
time clambakes at his residence on York
avenue yesterday afternoon. IL was got
ten up for the pleasure OF the children in
his neighborhood and thoroughly en-
joyed.
Joseph c. Pearce, who was reported
as missing since the morning OF July ith,
when he left home for n visit to the City
by the Sea, is said to be safe and sound
and at work on the new opera house build
ing on Broad street.
james Olney OF this city, an Cmployo
OF the Household Sewing Machine Com
pany, Providence, while about his work
yesterday, had his hand caught in a
circular saw. The thumb and two fingers
were badly mangled.
The semi-annual convontiun OF the
New England Label Conference Of Unions
affiliated with the CigarmaKers Union OF
America, will be held in the hall Of the
Young Irelanders on Monday next at 10
o'clock in the morning
The people who went wild over polo
few Winters ago are now wondering ifthi'
city is to have a team this season. Tin
Sullivan, the veteran poloist, is trying I,
put team here and it is hoped he vii
succeed as polo is favorito Winter sport
Now that the date OF the police-reporte
ball game has been fixed for the Goth inst.
both teams are getting some practice pre-
Paratory for that eventful occasion
Manager Hewes had his team out Oh
Gor's lot yesterday afternoon and thel
did well.
The Pawtucket Camera Club will holC
free exhibition OF pictures at It's roomi
in the Cottrcll building, commencing
with tomorrow. The rooms i'll be opCI
from 10 a. IN. 20 ~ o'clock M, and from
3to 9 o'clock p. m. every week day, anC
from to o'clock p. M. on Saturday
Wednesday, Thursday and the followinl
Saturday. The public is cordially invite,
to attend and examine the work Of th
club.
On June 22d Mary Ann O'Brlcn wrot
from Ireland to her sisters In this cit
that she would sail for this country o
the oath, two days later. The steomC
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