Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-16
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.



where by Ubiquitous Rsportsrs-
Love In his net hath taken us aud bound us
hath pinioned hands and feet right fast
within:
Our masters mesh Of gold soes round and
cunningly wrought. and fairy nns and thin.
To bold US In
o Love Divine. larger Love, come take Us.
Weave thy sweet net outside our house OF
Prisoners Of Love. o Love Divine, come
Caught in thy snarss and seeking not 10 rove
Outside thy Love.
The new bloomsr electrics are working
well
Nine trips will be made down the bay
tomorrow.
Iced teas and ooffes are favorits drinks
this weather.
Good Samaritan Lodge, Odd Fellows,
met last night.
There is no prsttisr street In this city
than Cottage street.
There will be 2,Doo people At the police
reporter base ball game.
The Cricket Club practiosd on the Cot
tage street grounds yesterday.
The college boys are making = good
showing with the Pswtuckets.
Mr.. Fletcher OF the Boston Store will
leave Monday on his vacation.
Steamer Planet took an East Providence
excursion down the bay yesterday.
Mrs. o. @. Barber OF Westerly 10 visit
ing relatives and friends In this city.
1t is the bather who comes up with .
crab on his toe who 10 hopping wild.
The Universslist Sunday school had .
picnic in Carpenters grove yesterday.
At this season OF the year the proper
place for undressed kids In the bath tub.
Chestnut trees are In bloom, and indica-
tions point to a large crop OF that kind Of
fruit.
Miss Ida Lsferne OF the Iierc hants Ex-
change will have week OF pleasure next
week.
s. B. Havens was yesterday presented
with an ice breaking machine BY Fred w.
Easton.
II a man were obliged TO play ball this
weather, he would wish there never was
such game.
The soldier boys are back with NJ again
and will spend the next month telling
tales of camp life.
Miss Mamie Meehan will leave for
Block Island August to spend the rest
OF the heated term.
Enjoy yourself tomorrow afternoon
by taking q sail down the river on the
Pawtucket steamers. 49,
1t is whispered that the cut In the sal
aries OF the baseball players was not due
to the Mckinley bill.
1t is rumored that q stock company
from New York will open q now dry
goods store here soon. y...
Misses NJ. and T. Higgins OF this city
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. o.
q. Barber in Westerly.
Every afternoon several games OF lawn
tennis are In progress on the Cottage
street cricket grounds.
A party OF young men from 81. Mary's
parish will spend the week beginning
August s at Block Island. re ,. M.
Thomas Mackel saved a little girl from
being run over In Providence yesterday
In front Of the Court House.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary warbush oi
Central Falls took place today, intermsnt
being at Moshsssuck cemstery. ~~
Wanted, good square umpire for the
police reporter ball game. Only those
who are tired Of living need apply.
The second championship season OF the
National League began yesterday by the
Western clubs opening In the East.
The commissioners on the layout OF
Boutwell, street have . notice OF interest
TO abutters in our advertising columns.
The salems are scheduled to play the
Pawtuckets here today In the New Eng
land League, but the game will mot take
place.
Bernard wilkinson, who went TO Wes-
terly some time ago and started In bust.
ness there, has decided to return 10 Paw.
tucket.
The soda water dealers and Ice cream
manufacturers are wearing . smile that
could be cut MP in sections and sold for
cord wood. nr.s...I ...... ....
Monday morning at Q o'clock Miss
Sadie McCloskey and Bernard J. Planna.
gan will be united In msrriage. at 81,
Mary's Church.
The semi annual roeeting OF d. Mary's
Total Abstinence Society will bs hold 10
morrow at 4 O'Clock. Reports viii be
read and officers elected.
red headed girl wearing rcd suspen-
ders and red shoes caused people to rub
their eyes on the street yesterday. But
the white horse did not show mp. q.
The fellow who is dealing out the kind
of weather we are enjoying ~ this week,
is undoubtedly up TO his neck In water at
some fashionable seashore resort.
People often wonder Why q sport IL 20
boisterous. The fact OF the matter ID
that he wears such loud trousers that he
has to shout 10 maks himself heard.
As soon a. the North Main strsst sewer
is laid above Exchange street the street
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