Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-25
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.

duty today.
The Pawtuckets received their Eey
uniforms today.
Both branches OF the City Council mee'
Wednesday evening.
William Curran, Jr., OF North Attlebort
was in town yesterday.
The Irvings will hold their annual May
eve ball Friday evening.
The New England League season openi
one week from Wednesday.
Attleboro valises and shoe boxes wer,
numerous Saturday evening.
II was beautiful Sunday and all en-.
joyed a drive or promenade.
The Woodbines went to Fisherville
Mass, Saturday and were defeated by the
Foxes, Is to-
Special Officer John w. Mooney was
on duty at the scene OF Cohen's fire
Saturday night.
A council OF the Catholic Crusaders OF
the Holy Cross will be organized In Sars-
field Hall Friday evening.
Attleboro furnished the usual quota OF
prisoners Saturday night, about two
thirds OF the total nnmber.
The Pawtucket play the Invictis tomor-
row. The benefit game with the Providence
Eastern League team will be played Fri
day.
The festival OF the East Side Base Ball
Club was opened Saturday evening and
was attended by cadet company from
Providence.
meeting OF the young men who will
att End the return social in Temperance
Hall was held yesterday. Arrangements
are completed.
The lucious oyster will soon be luxury
OF the past for this season, but It's place Is
promptly filled by the costly frozen
delicacy, ice cream.
The ringing OF either boxes o, 5or "a will
draw a larger crowd on Main street in a
few minutes than could be collected any
other way in hours.
Rev. Father Nee nan gave a lecture In
Diamond Hall, Providence, last evening
on "Irish Bards and Minstrels," to VIII ich
many from this city listened.
The annual ball of the Brownson
Lyceum will take place Thursday evening
AFFAIR and many Pawtucket people will be
present.
Joseph Crosseia was defeated Saturday
night by Charles Hennessey in a pool
match for purse OF $40. Hennessey
wants to meet Louis Crosseia and has
plenty OF backing.
The young man who has the courage to
pass several ice cream saloons with his
best girl leaning on his arm without "say-
ing anything" will safely pass through
the dangers OF Leap Year.
William T. Victory, Assistant Super
Intendent OF the Metropolitan Life Insur-
lnce Company, spent Sunday with his
brother, Patrick, designer OF the At
Iawaugan mills, Attawaugan, Conn.
The festival OF the Mon Amour Social
Club closed Saturday evening. The prize
drill for gold medal, which was post
poned, will take place at the compliment.
ary ball on Friday evening, April 90, in
German Hall.
The rope by which the conductors Of the
one OF the cars in front OF the Benedict
House yesterday afternoon and the con-
iuctor was obliged to climb on top of the
car to readjust it,
Ihe Home at Togus, Me-, was arrested and
fined for drunkenness. He had s159 after
paying his fine. Saturday he was again
arrested and had $40 left. His pension
money did him more harm than good.
Martin Burns and Danny Ryan came
down from up the valley Saturday and
drank not wisely, but too much. Officer
found them OH Main street en-
jagged In Joint debate on the tariff. They
continued the argument for hours at the
station.
At l0:30 Saturday night middle aged
man came down Broad street brim full OF
Hrewater and ent thusiasm. He gave three
Or four piercing yells just to wake the
Town up, and in a few minutes was sing
ing a hymn in cell. Officer Dwyer
arrested him.
Over two thousand people visited the
new mahogany palace OF Tom Booth at
The corner of Eddy and Middle streets
II Booth started place of bus
mess on Prudence Island his friends
would call and see him inst the same as at
his present location.
Box G was rung in at 3:15 p. IN. yesterday
and brought the entire department and
hundreds of people to Main street square.
The blaze was in small shed on the side
Of one OF the many fire traps in the rear of
the Read building. 1t was extinguished
without turning on the water.
The painters OF this city held meeting
In Single Tax Hall Saturday evening, at
which Mr.. Moran OF Union 1876 Of Provi-
dence created little excitement by refus-
ing to leave the hall when requested to do
30 by President John ID. Waterman. 1t
was an independent meeting and Moran
had no right there.
The feasts on the calendar OF the Catho-
lie Church for this week are as follows:
Today, st. Mark, evangelist; tomorrow,
Our Blessed Lady OF Good Counsel; Wed.
ncsday, st. Zita, virgin and servant;
st. Paul OF the Cross; Friday,
st. Peter OF Verona, martyr; Saturday,
Sc. Catharine OF Siena, virgin.