Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-14
THE WEATHER.

George M. Alexander Is i'll.
Now for the vacation season.
A garden party-the potato bug.
Henry J. Lynd was in Boston today.
Tower Post, GA. r., met last evening.
VIII this city celebrate the National
Holiday
The Pawtucket team still follows the
procession.
The Camera Club will hold an exhibit
tion in June.
Lyons Delany is dispensing iced coffee
to customers.
Are we to have any out door band con-
certs this season.
M. T.. Moriarty is confined to his home
with a severe cold.
The latest brand of cigars are called the
Harrison and Reid.
The June term OF the United States Cir
cult Court opens tomorrow.
The street car horses now have the
sympathy Of the community.
Jchnathan Hay OF Lyons Delaney Il
Co.'s store is on two weeks vacation.
The weather clerk appears to be In
league with the shore resort proprietors.
The salesladies and salesmen in dry
goods stores would enjoy half. holiday
once in a while.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
tomorrow OF Charles Gloyd to Miss
Minnie Jackson.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company is
now selling round trip tickets from Ions
dale to the shore resorts for IS cents.
The Young Ladies' Mission Circle OF
the Pawtucket Congregational Church
will hold their June festival this even
ing.
Officer Mclaughlin arrested a man last
night at IL O'Clock who had $50 in his
pockets. He was asleep on North Main
street.
The recent lawn party at the residence
of Hon. F. G. Sayles for the benefit Of the
Rhode Island Homeopathic hospital net
ted s725.
At the meeting OF DelaDy Council, X. OF
e., tomorrow evening several candidates
will be initiated in the frst and second
degrees.
The o. KS and the p. AS, two mines
from Phillips Insulated Wire Works, will
play game OF ball on next Saturday for a
purse Of s10.
Games for the week on the Dexter street
grounds are as follows: Brockton, We'd
nesday; Salem, Thursday, and Portland
Friday and Saturday.
Misses Nellie Fitzgerald, Lizzie Ma
honey, Mamie Mahoney, and Maggie
OF Central Falls visited friends
in Woonsocket Sunday.
Grand Chancellor Fred N. Goff and
Board OF Grand Officers will pay an ofi-
cial visit to Howard Lodge, X. OF p, at
on tomorrow evening.
Daniel O'Brien OF this city, who has
been for the past four years engaged as a
violin and cornet player with a theatri
cal company, returned home yesterday.
The Union Street Railway Company is
laying a double track along Pawtucket
avenue to Providence. Electric cars can
be used on the rails now being laid.
The annual excursion OF the Conant
Thread Company, which is given every
year complimentary TO its employees,
will occur the latter;part OF next month.
The Pawtuckets are putting up against
Brockton's gilt edge team today. II the
boys don't get tangled up In the city OF
shoe strings they will come out ahea d
today.
This months High School Cleaner, being
the last issue Of the school year, will be in
the form Of a souvenir. The number OF
pages will be increased and will be printed
two different colors.
Mrs. William Gillian Is receiving many
congratulations upon her son Thomas,
who is studying in France for the priest
hood, having received the order of sub
deaconship. lie will be ordained in about
a year.
The second annual commencement OF
the pupils OF the Sacred Heart parochial
school will be held in Music Hall tomor.
row evening. An excellent programme
has been arranged and crowded house is
assured.
The echooners Mary Buckley and A. j..
Lawson, loaded with brick from Haver-
straw, N. Y, are unloading their cargo at
Newell's wharf, this city. Captains Dunn
and Call expect to run to this port all
summer.
The annual graduation exercises at the
Bryant n Stratton school will take place
Friday, June 20. There will be general
reunion at Rocky Point In the afternoon.
Some young people from this city will be
among the graduates.
Charles f. Bassett OF this city, for
merly third baseman Of the Brown Uni
versity team, has been released by the
New Yorks. He formerly played with the
champion Providence Grays and was a
favorite player.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Dem
mis- p. Mcclure and Miss Margaret Foley,
the ceremony TO take place Thursday
morning next at st. Joseph's Church,
this city. The prospective bride Is a
member OF st. 'Joseph's choir. while the
groom Is q Boston engraver, but his parents
reside In this city.
Marriage intention have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by Joseph Pyns