Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-05

MS Leg broken- Game
"a'er Poio-Tips of Interest.
saturday evening boy named Tbom.s
hice, about Ia years OF age, was nlav,nc
1901 ball on Dexter street, when he sI,nnod
ana ieli and broke ono OF his legs. Ne
WAS taken TO the office OF DIR Riarnan
on Dexter street and the physician made
him comfortable. He was then uo,,o.'e-,
to his home. ''"
Didn't show Up.
FRANK Bills and Henry Gelderd vere 20
have run i0o-ya race on SATURDAY. 40.
ternoon, but for some:reasons Bills fai,od
10 snow up az the appointed time and
aeiderd claimed the race and the purse.
Wet Game.
The nrst game of water polo ever WIFI.
messed In this vicinity was played Sa.ur-
uay AFTERNOON, between teams composed
OF members OF the local club, and can
tained respectfully by w. w. Boardman
and j. Belheld. The game was somewhat
exciting from the first, but Boardmap,,
team showed the best playing qualities.
ana came on victorious by score of To
" The following Is the makeup of the
teams: Observation-Disclosures goal.
mcSiil and Tinsley, backs; Murphy and
Muiligan, forwards. Beldneld's-Scott.
goal; Belfield and Hagan, backs; Crosier
and McAughey, forwards.
Interesting Items.
Charles Blake is in Boston.
MISS Maud Lee is in New York city.
Miss Kate Conway is visiting in Boston.
Court Flower OF Dexter will meet this
evening.
The Volunteer will be given trial this
evening.
The schools were opened today for the
Fall term.
The Crescent Literary Association will
meet tonight.
A session OF the Probate Court will be
held Wednesday.
The Social Club OF Superior Lodge will
meet tomorrow night.
The funeral Of Annie Dalton of Pine
street took place this afternoon.
Saturday night the Volunteer was given
trial and made good showing.
The Interstate rails have been laid on
High street as far as Central street.
This morning only one person was
nned In court and the same yesterday.
Several men from this place went to the
hremen's mustGs.in Waltham today.
p. f. Gafrney and sister have arrived
home after prolonged visit In Europe.
Mr.. and MIS-. Gallison OF Lawrence are
the guests OF James Cadden of Pine street.
The funeral Of Mary Agnes o'Malley of
Lonsdale was solemnized this afternoon.
Rev. Father Burgeois OF Notre Dame
Church will visit Canada on his vacation.
Mrs. Mary Garvy and Mrs. Ann Clish-
man OF Fall River are visiting friends on
the West Side.
The Comets Of Washington street de-
feated the Horseshoes of South Provi-
dence Saturday, IS to u.
The Arnold Guards have got their uni
forms. They are of the Continental pat
tern and make very fine appearance.
Saturday afternoon base ball teams rep.
rosenting the two Lonsdale villages
played and the old village won 20 TOT.
There will be a meeting Of the Page
Guards Wednesday evening when the
company will be measured for uniforms.
There will be meeting of the Veteran
Firemen's Association this evening when
hnal arrangements will be made for the
Boston muster.
There will be meeting Of Court Gen.
tral tonight. Grand Beadle John Hyland
and Chief Ranger Afiieck OF Pawtucket
will be present.
Marriage intentions have been fled at
the Town Clerks Office by J. Zepherin
Guertin OF Cumberland and Leah Benja-
min OF this place.
Yesterday the first mass was cele-
brated at the Holy Trinity Church at
$3.50 o'clock and will continue SO. Sunday
school was resumed In the afternoon.