Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-28
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

| Nb pretty near tihc TOT the "i"os'
cars.
Thomas Finnegan OF Lons dale avenue
died this morning.
The police are thinking about donning
their light helmets.
The widow Of Patrick McNally OF Water
street died yesterday.
Miss Maud whipple is on a visit to her
sister in Lynn, Mass.
Read the new advertisement OF Multi
gan Brothers In this issue.
The festival OF Court Flower OF Dexter
will be opened this evening.
Two simple drunks were fined y and
costs by Judge Shove this morning.
"Uncle Hiram" will be at Music Hall
May 4. The play has some startling scenes.
A little son OF James Mclaughlin Of
Pleasant View was bitten by dog yester-
day.
The funeral OF George T.. Cole, the suicide
of Lonsdale avenue, took place this after
noon.
The sewer on Main street has now be, n
completed and the department is now at
work on North Main.
NJ. +. Moriaty, dealer in meats and veg
etables at q Park street, keeps a nice line
Of goods and sells at peoples prices.
The delegates to the last st. Batrick's
Day Convention met last night, and ad-
| journed to Sunday evening at 7 80 o'clock.
An informal but very pleasant supper
was enjoyed by the members Of the DEM
ocratic City Committee at Havens's last
evening.
The Central Falls Temperance Cadets
and the Emmett Cadets OF Providence will
attend the festival Of The Fast Side Base
Ball Club tonight
Frank Allen Was charged this morning
/ i'm the District Court with being dis
orderly person and was sent down To the
/ Farm for six months.
A meeting az the Diamond Base Ball
/ Club was held last evening. Kenney and
Woodbines Saturday.
Alderman O'Reilly OF the Committee on
Police sent word To Chief Perry this
morning 10 close all yictualing houses
which were yiol ating the law.
Michael Horan was arranged this morn
ing on a charge OF being a common
drunkard, pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to six months on the Farm.
The Pawtucket nine will visit the Wan
derers' faic in the Beswick Block tonight.
| fuht x.tn ha fot n a. tn tuht
when several teams will be present.
The Gorham Football Club are very
much worked up over what they claim
was the unfair treatment they received
from the Thistles in The game lost Sstur-
day.
The Pawtuckets have their suits today.
They are all black with "Pawtucket" In
white letters across the front, which has
caused the team to be dubbed the ozark
Secrets"
All persons using or wishing to use DR..
Dams Vegetable Remedy will do well To
consult the doctor at the Benedict House
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. No charge
for advice.
"Bob," the well known grey hound
that is often seen on the streets, acted
very queerly yesterday. The animal snap
ped at several boys and ran up and dowI
the street.
Branch Parnell, /. n. F., OF this city at
tended the fair of Church OF the BLESSED
Sacrament In Providence last evening
They accompanied John Dillon Branch o.
| lad hx,t he \
Drum Corps.
Woonsocket tried to secure the Paw
tuckets' star battery, but failed. Managel
Rowe cannot be outwitted or bulldozet
by anyone. Pawtucket has good team
and intends to keep 1t and float the pen
Perhaps the most comical thing intoxi
Gated men do il to try and ride bicycle
IL is worse than trying to get over the
gates on the front end OF an electric. III
in Valley Falls yesterday afternoon {
young man who was somewhat tipsy
was riding his safety any way bu,
straight, when he fell or breaking I
pedal.
Marriage intentions have been filed b,
Felix Bruges OF this city and Ellen Mar
ceau Of Lincoln; William ii. Harrington
and Emily r. Hunt OF this city; Emme
q. Trainor OF this city and Nellie Corcorar
OF Lincoln; Peter Smith OF Providence
and Mary o'Hara OF this city;iAlfred
Poliquin Of this city and Celine Goulet o
Woonsocket.
Robert A. Kendall received letter yes
terday from Thomas a. Lee OF this city
dated Buffalo. Mr.. Lee, accompanied b,
, his family, Is on his way 10 California
, with other tourists OF the Raymond ex
oursion party. Mr.. Lee writes that every
thing looks pleasant and prosperous 70
their long journey, and the trip as far a
Buffalo was greatly enjoyed.
The newly elected officers OF the Youn,
> Mems Catholic Association OF st. Mary
parish were installed last evening. TEN
porary Chairman =. T.. Hayes opened tn
meeting and after a few remarks, invite
President Meagher TO the chair. Speeche
= were made by President Meagher, Re,
Father. Lennon, DIR. Grandfield, M. Mo
and others. The association Is well unds
way aud the outlook is bright for It.
The first reunion OF the First Baptis
Church and congregation took place las
night, and il was pleasantly successful
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