Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-28
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.

Decofate the graves MONDAY.
Monday the police will put on light he'll
NETS.
The Woonsockets will be here Monday
forenoon.
The tide has turned. Pawtuckets will
now play ball.
Mrs. Patrick Lennon OF 80 Taft street
died this morning.
A complimentary ball was held in the
Skating Rink last night.
McFadgen, Woonsockets last year
pitcher, was in town yesterday.
The East Sides feel big today in their
new suits. They play the Etnas.
The License Commissioner granted
about thirty-fve licenses last evening.
Riley & Leroy open their new sample
rooms at 222 East avenue this evening.
The Hope Concert Company will give an
entertainment in Ashton tomorrow night.
The Elite Social Club held compli-
mentary social in Infantry Hall last even
ing.
Some OF the blasts in the North Main
street sewer almost raise the police sta
tlon.
Thomas McFaddep, suspicious charac-
ter under arrest, was returned to the
State Farm yesterday.
Orr q Mullen OF the White Front Shoe
store are giving away the "Worlds Fair
Buzzes" to their patrons.
p. j. Murray OF the firm OF Kennedy,
Cough & Murray has the sympathy OF all
in the death OF his little son.
The police are on the lookout for
bicycle thief named Albert Howard, who
stole the wheel in Cambridge, Mass.
Senator Garvin OF Cumberland is resting
for few days with friends at lGreenfield,
Mass, after lengthy legislative session.
Miss Annie Freeman OF Fall River, who
has been visiting Miss Minnie Tyrrell OF
Pleasant street, returned to her home to-
day.
policeman is now stationed in Viii
kinson and Mineral Spring parks, and
also i'm the park on Pleasant View even
ings.
Monday evening the children OF st.
Joseph's parochial school will give a mu-
sical and literary entertainment in Music
Hall.
Manager Rowe was going TO try a new
man named Cooney yesterday in the box
but did not need him. Clare was in great
trim.
"Billy" Sunday, the famous pitcher OF
the Chicago base ball nine, will speak at
the mems meeting at Y. M. c. A. hall to-
morrow at 4p.m m.
Special officer Hill was hit by ball
Friday while on duty at the ball grounds
and says that he has no desire to make a
backstop OF himself.
A four-year- old son of Robert Neill fell
through an open pocket into the sewer on
Dexter street Thursday afternoon and mar
rowly escaped drowning.
Tomorrow the Children OF Mary, Young
Ladies Sodalty and Holy Angels OF the
Sacred Heart Church will hold their
annual meeting and procession.
A horse attached to Bakers market
wagon ran down Read street yesterday af-
ternoon and was captured by Peter Moran,
Jr., tefore any damage was done.
Messrs. Charles f. Green, Michael
Flaherty and Andrew Mcnamara will
leave this evening for Milford, Mass, to
spend Sunday and Decoration Day.
John +. Donnelly OF Belmont street is
more good natured than usual these days
as little stranger in the shape OF ten
pound boy has made his appearance in his
household.
The patient who had faith in his
doctors promise to put him on his feet
in two weeks" was justified when !he had
to sell his horse and buggy to pay the
doctors bill.
The opening game OF the Rhode Island
Cricket League for this season will be
played on the Cottage street grounds
this afternoon between the Pawtucket and
Ashton teams.
although the efforts OF Manager Hugh j..
Lee, the Stars OF this city will play some
OF the crack amateur teams OF New Eng
land this season. They 60 to New Lon
don Monday and play the team OF that
city.
The members of Court Lily of the Black
stone, A. o. F., OF Valley Falls, attended
the funeral OF Robert Trip, deceased
member, this morning at st. Patrick's
Church. The bearers were selected from
members OF the court.
Pensions have been granted the follow
ing Rhode Islanders: Original-William
IL. Gladding, John Carmody; increase
William IL. Prospect; original widows,
otc.-Mary Wales, minors OF James Moffit,
Catherine McWilliams, Waite V. Potter,
Margaret Livingston.
1t is stated that the height OF the hu-
man body is generally 10 times the length
OF the face; the face is as long as the hand !;
the arm is four times the length OF the
face; the sole is one sixth the length OF
the body, and six times the thickness of
the hand equals the thickness of the body.
Last evening a surprise clothes-pin party
was held at the residence of Miss Lizzie
Mast erson onlPine street. There was
large party OF young people and all enjoy
cd themselves thoroughly. The evening
was spent i'm playing games, listening TO
vocal and instrumental music and par
taking OF fine collation..