Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-10
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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Cooler today.
overcoats were in demand this morn
ing.
Duggan might improve on his work at
short.
The Pawtucket team has but few good
base runners.
The Pawtuckets are rather weak In bat
ting at times.
The elevated railway keeps moving up
| North Main street.
The Banner Boys play the Diamonds In
this city tomorrow.
The Stars go to River Point tomorrow
and play the Clydes.
Two simple drunks were all the business
in Court this morning.
The markets were closed yesterday af-
ternoon and The butchers played ball.
Work on the foundation OF the new
Opera House is progressing rapidly.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sibley OF Valley
Falls took place yesterday afternoon.
Those games with the very narrow mar
gins are what tickle the base ball cranks.
The fire alarm was of this morning.
The cones" ran to 75 and the "Threes" to
Si.
Pawtucket will be represented In the
athletic tournament at Springfield, Mass,
tomorrow.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine A. Hafer-
MALI took place at l O'Clock yesterday
afternoon.
The new steamer OF the Pawtucket
Steamboat Company will be launched to-
morrow morning.
The Grays and Browns meet today on
Lincoln field. Batteries, Knauss and Ryan,
Sexton and Tenney.
Now is the time to macadamize North
Main street in front OF the station, IL 1t Is
going to be done.
George II. ID. McGregor has opened a
prettily located insurance Office I'm room o,
Music Hall Building.
Steamer Pioneer has been chartered by
Providence parties for moonlight excur-
sion this evening.
The Christian Doctrine Society of the
Church OF the Sacred Heart will hold a
Strawberry festival June "a.
Coroner jerks will tomorrow hold an
inquest to examine into the circumstances
relating - the deaf h OF Peter Clark.
The new rooms of the Young Mems
Catholic Association will be open from 10
a. m. till 10 p. m. on Sunday next.
Business is very brisk at the brass foun-
dry on Broad street and the Rhode Island
Officer Phillip Dwyer bruised his arm
quite badly In breaking open the back
door of the tea store at the fire this morn
ing.
Ernest Litterer will transfer his whole.
sale and retail liquor business of North
Main street to the Slater House which he
has rented.
A colored Baptist Church has been or
ganized in this city. There was formerly
a mission on the corner Of Main street
and Slack's Lane.
The Woodbines play in Berkeley tomor-
row afternoon. Mike Ryan, the Stars
first baseman, has joined the team again
and will play.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company's
boats will make six trips Sunday to the
shore resorts, which is the regular sum-
mer time table.
Israel Strauss of this city is one of the
Brown men who has been selected to
compete for the Carpenter prizes for ex-
elence in elocution.
Ii. M. Daggett, Jr., president OF the In
terstate Street Railroad, has been elected
first sergeant Of the Ancient and Honora-
bic Artillery OF Boston.
The steamer Pioneer Is to be taken on
the dry dock at East Providence and her
hull painted. She is to be supplied with
a new shaft and wheel.
Herman V. Babcock, who spent several
weeks wrestling with pneumonia, has
returned from New London, where he
went for a short visit.
Inc nomination OF omcers Tor the
annual election OF the Sacred Heart Tenn
perance Society will take place at the
meeting Monday night.
The home games for next week are !:
Brockton, Wednesday; Salem, Thursday; /;
Portland, Friday and Saturday and
Woonsocket on the following Monday.
Mrs. Frank Coffin will leave here this
evening for st. Catherine's, Ontario, to
join her husband, who left this city about
four weeks ago to take charge of the hair
cloth mill there.
Charles Ryan OF Sisson street, assistant
superintendent Of the John Hancock Life
Insurance Company, was, presented
with n young Insurance Agent by his
wife yesterday morning.
Steamers leave the Pawtucket Steam
boat Company's wharf for Bullock's Point
Sunday at 10, II o'clock, a. m, 1, 2, 4 and 6
o'clock p. M; returning at l1:15 a. m,
12:l5, 2:15, 3:15, 5:15 and 6:15 p. m.
The new danger markers onithe New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad
have been put into use on the Providence
division. Formerly the rear flags wer,
red, but now they have been changed te
| green.
Manager Rowe has secured two new
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