Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-07
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv'
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

The vacation fever In now at Its height
Chickering Lodge, K Of p, met last
evening.
The Foresters union excursion will b.
big affair.
Cailary and Lynch have been released
by Pawtuckets.
1t will be Odd Fellows day down the
river August Sd.
John II. Clark and family are at their
cottage down the bay.
Union Division, Uniform Rank, x. oi
p, will meet this evening.
The woodbines will meet the Hopes nj
Adelaide Park next Saturday.
The game tomorrow on the Dexter street
grounds will be called at 3:15.
Marriage intentions have been fled by
John G. Weir and Mary Clark.
Mrs. ii. c. Duby and two children have
gone to Nova Scotia on q visit.
Frank Hilbert and Miss Alice Flynn
have filed marriage intentions.
The &. X. OF A. union excursion TO
Rocky Point will take place August nth.
The elevated railway on North Main
street Is nearly out OF sight from Main
street.
Rev. Father John r. Kelaghan cele-
brated mass at st. Mary's Church this
morning.
The militia go into camp next Tuesday.
The local companies are preparing for
that event.
Mrs. Alexander Ashline OF Woodlawn
has gone on trip to lower Canada to be
absent two months.
The new bloomer electric cars OF the
Pawtucket Street Railway Company will
not be started this week.
Many take advantage OF the week day
trips OF the Pawtucket steamers and en-
Joy the afternoon down the bay.
Have you seen McBlroy q MONEYS
"wheellcle." II is one OF the most novel
advertising schemes ever seen In this city.
Miss Alice Taylor returned to her home
in New Bedford yesterday afternoon after
a weeks visit with relatives in this city.
Tim Sullivan, the polo player,.is trying
Winter. Tom Cotter will have . team In
Waltham.
Manager Hewes Of the police base ball
team is handling his men like Q pro-
fessionsl, getting them in trim for the
coming game with the reporters.
When you see the soprano and alto OF
the church choir holding an animated
conversation, you cannot be dead certain
that the base is not the tenor OF IL.
The Stars have accepted the Berkeley
teams challenge to play any amateur
team in the State for $50 a side. The
game will be played at Adelaide Park or
Lincoln Field.
Edward J. Conley OF Valley Falls, who
has been visiting his Ibrother, Rev. Will
liam J. Conley of Newark, N. j., has re-
turned and reports that his brother IL In
excellent health.
The Hope Anchor Base Ball Club will
go to Olneyville next Saturday and play
the j. +. Russells' OF that place for Q
purse. Both are good teams and a fine
game is expected.
Yesterday several observant persons had
to smile when they saw q man on Broad
street waving red danger nag and whist
ling "Nearer Ny God to Thee" He was
heralding the approach of the steam roll
ler
In the District Court this morning
Charles Bennett, IS years of age, was SON.
fenced to six months on the State Farm,
having pleaded guilty to being common
drunkard. He was arrested by Ofiicer
Dwyer.
There is now an excellent opportunity
for moonlight parties to 60 down the
river on any week day. The last boat for
this city leaves at 1918 o'clock and the
sail up the river by moonlight Ii de-
lightful.
parted yesterday afternoon on the 2:16
o'clock trip down the river, just after the
boat passed through the last bridge. She
was made fast and the break quickly re-
paired. The delay was but few minutes.
Judge John w. Corcoran OF Boston and
General p. A. Collins of Boston and their
wives passed through this city yesterday
afternoon on their way to New York.
They sailed from there today for trip to
Carlsbad, Germany, where they hope TO
find rest and recreation.
1t is peculiar thing how easy person
can get twisted" on time table. Ois Of
party on the Planet yesterday afternoon
had read the time table several times, bat
nevertheless got caught on two bets In
regard to the time Of leaving Bullock's
Point on the trip to this city.
The Marlboro, Mass, orchestra at Cres-
cent Park is one OF the best musical or
CARNATIONS that has ever filled an on
gagement down the bay. The music il
delightful, and the dance hall IL always
crowded. Manager Boyden has made q
decided hit In securing such q drawing
card.
An interesting business meeting Of
Delany Council, X. OF C., was held last
evening. Grand knight John B. Carlin
and Past Grand Knight Thomas r.
Clarke gave a report OF the convention.
Arrangements are now completed for the
celebration In October, and Il promises
10 be one Of the grandest AFFAIRS OF the
kind ever seen In New England or ever
undertaken by A single organization