Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-12

where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Did you lose an umbrella yesterday
The striking plumbers are still firm.
There was no school yesterday after
noon.
The rain yesterday will start the crops
along.
Yesterday was good macintosh
weather.
Chickering Lodge, X. OF p, met last
evening.
william Penn Division, Sons OF Tenn
perance, met last night.
Tower Light Infantry held a regular
drill meeting last night.
A coat OF whitewash would look bad en-
the Pawtuckets' black suits.
The Central House will be rather quiet
place for some time to come.
The Eureka Lodge ball nine will play
its first game next Saturday.
cL. S. Mooney has accepted position
as clerk at the freight depot.
The bloomer cars to be attached TO the
electrics will be here next week.
John f. Devine has placed a handsome
new soda fountain in his fruit store.
Eviction; or Ireland as 1t Is," tomor-
row evening in st. Mary's School Hall.
The North Main street sewer VII ID
long Job before the Lincoln line is reached.
The festival OF the Triangle Club opens
tonight in Temperance Hall, East avenue.
Tomorrow evening occurs the yearly
class night at the YIN. c. A. gymna-
sium.
How the fur will fly when Pawtucket
meets Woonsocket one week from Sat
urdny.
The Stars have hard game for Satur-
day with the Foxes Of Fisherville on the
latter's turf.
Fall River authorities we're In town
yesterday, looking for gray horse that
was stolen In that city.
Officer Dwyer stabbed horse at
Arnold's barn that was found a stray on
Broad street last night.
The men who knew the Pawtucket
team were no good have not mentioned
base ball for over week.
BY local elsew here 1t will be seen that
there Will be pool match at the Diamond
Pool Parlors Friday evening.
Court City OF Pawtucket, A. o. F. OF
A., will hold their annual social In In.
fantry Hall on Friday evening.
Tomorrow evening in German Hall,
Glenwood avenue, the Young Mems Social
Club will hold their first social.
The police have system OF their own In
the way OF opening safes, and 1t worked
TO perfection at the Hunters Home and the
Central House.
At the next meeting OF Delany Council,
X. OF c., Wednesday evening the installa-
tion OF officers will take place. The dis
trict officers will be present.
The young man who failed to escort his
best girl to the play in Music Hall last
night may realize very soon the meaning
of the words, Paradise Lost"
The City Solicitors docket for the June
term OF the Court OF Common Pleas will
be a long one. A great many cases have
appealed from the District Court.
Miss Annie Mitchell and Mrs. Jan e
Unworthy sailed for Europe yesterday
by the Inman Line. They were booked
through the agency OF Kennedy, Cough
& Murray.
A sign on one OF the Lonsdale cars cre-
ated many laugh last evening. 1t read:
"Uncle Hiram, Music Hall, Maya. Yes
terday being May II the sign was little
out OF date.
Tomorrow night the Skating Rink the
complimentary ball ofithe East. Side Base
Ball Club will take place, when the bicy-
Gle, watch and ring will be presented to
the successful contestants.
Don't forget the Pawtucket-M -Manches-
ter game on the Dexter street grounds to-
morrow and the Brockton game Saturday.
All the teams have now .settled down to
business and those who attendl will see
good ball playing.
The Pawtucket Street Railway Com
pany have SO far taken no steps toward
removing the turn-table on Broad street
at the depot, although at the last regular
meeting OF the Board OF Alderman they
were given thirty days in which to do 80.
The teams in the New England League
have been dubbed as follows: Pawtuckets
Ozark Secrets;" Woonsockets, Rubber
Men," salems, "witches;" Brocktons,
"Shoe Strings" Manchesters, "Bull
Frogs" Portlands, "Fishermen;" Lowells,
"Weavers."
Commencement day at Brown takes
place June oath and class day the nth.
There are a number Of young men from
this city who are students at the Univer-
sity, and one OF them, James Il. Brennan,
will graduate this year. Mr.. Brennan
has always been OF studious nature and
has we'll earned all the honors he will
receive.
Car tracks are n menace to bicycle riders
and many get bad falls in attempting to
ride over them. Tuesday evening young
lady in attempting to go from North
Union to Main street across Broad, was
thrown from her machine TO the pave
ment and 1t was at first thought she was
| injured.
The Union Railroad Company's track