Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-09

For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITeS.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Evsrv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Full moon tonight.
Seabury Tompkins IL III.
The PythIan nine Is playing the Inyictis
Tomorrow will be q great day at Rocky
Point.
This has been q poor summer for ice
dealers.
Frank Burke OF Boston is visiting In
Valley Falls.
Broad street above the skating rink 10
being improved.
Miss Annie McGreevy spent yesterday
down the river.
John c. Dyer is on the Rhode Island
Yacht Club cruise.
James Nolan and family spent yester-
day down the bay.
Manager Boyden's Wild West Show
pleases many daily.
Patrick Tohey OF the East side has been
missing since Monday.
The woodbines are playing the Hopes
today at Adelaide Park.
The police-reporter game will probably
be on Friday, the 22nd.
There will be no Sunday school at st.
Mary's Church tomorrow.
The exhibition OF work by the Paw
tucket Camera Club began today.
The Perry Oil Company has removed
TO the new works at Darlington.
Steamer Planet leaves for Rocky Point
at S:45 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The most popular car run over the rail-
road is the pay car-with the employees.
The Stars play In WEXFORD today and
with the Hopes at Rocky Point tomorrow.
The big tree Ii down at last and the man
with suggestions is out OF an occupation.
The Bourke Cochran Gu b will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock In Gaelic
Hall.
Henry Hamilton and Joseph O'Neili
have gone to New York for two weeks
visit.
The Hope Anchors are trying to win q
purse from the J. +. Russells this after
noon.
Newsdealer Moy and family are snugly
Aa - A.
at the Park.
The Newell Coal Company has been
awarded the contract to furnish the
schools with coal.
Mrs. Margaret Hutchinson OF Harrison
street will remove next week to Hoboken,
N. j., to reside permanently.
The East Sides and Hopes have done .
good deal OF talking and the people would
now like to see them play ball.
Monday party from Valley Falls, cap
tanned by w. II. Boardmsn, will leave for
weeks stay at Marths's Vineyard.
M. Moy d Co. have tickets for Bullock's
Point for sale at their news store on Main
street, by way Of either Pawtucket or
Providence.
John Joy, prosperous cigar manrfac.
turer OF Lowell, and william Mitchell Of
Providence is visiting Barton Kay Of
Harrison street.
The finishing touches are being put on
the Petrol by the carpenters and next
week she will be put on regularly and the
Planet reserved for parties.
DIR. l.. j. Herman was one OF the many
visitors at Crescent Park yesterday from
this city. He spent few hours renewing
old acquaintances and making new ones.
Mr.. William Butler and wife, OF Fow-
lerville, and Miss Bertha Butler, Of Ink
ster, Mich, are visiting their uncle, Cap
tain Lewis f. Butler Of Highland street.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-James
Tanner, Patrick Mccormick, Browning q.
Tew. Original widows, etc.-Augusta @.
Aylsworth.
Mrs. Patrick Rogers of Branch street
died yesterday. She leaves q husband
and two daughters to mourn her loss.
Her funeral will take place tomorrow af-
ternoon at O'Clock.
The soldier boys have about completed
arrangements for the annual encamp-
ment which will begin next Tuesday on
the Wilcox farm, Oakland Beach. They
intend to make Camp Brown one to be
remembered.
The case of James Brown vs.. Gregorie
II. Roy, which has been on trial for two
days In the Court OF Common Pleas, was
concluded yesterday In favor of Mr..
Brown, who received q verdict Of 500.
Claude J. Farnsworth was his counsel.
The Misses King entertained q number
OF their many friends at their residence
In Woodlawn Thursday evening. The
hours were pleasantly spent In vocal and
instrumental music, games, ETC., and all
left with a cordial invitation to come
again.
One of the largest camellia trees In
Europe is that which Ii Just now In full
bloom at Pillnitz, near Dresden, and
forms one OF the sights OF the district.
II was imported from japan about $50
years ago, is about IL yards high, and has
an annual average of 10000 blossoms.
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