Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-12
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair and warmer.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.


where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
A sugar famine is threatened.
The straw hat is disappearing.
Al. Sword was in town Saturday.
A high old song--"Up in balloon"
Two races Saturday on the Driving
Park.
The School COMMITTEES meets tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Lyman f. slocum OF Central ave.
nue. is seriously i'll.
When Columbus discovered America
Chicago was not in IT.
A club fush--A political association
with plenty of money.
The License Commissioners will hold a
meeting this afternoon.
Miss Katie Gill OF Valley Falls is visit
ing friends in Fall River.
The Board of Aldermen as a Board OF
Abatement meets tonight.
Fred johnson finished his labors at the
New Idea store Saturday evening.
Today is the anniversary Of the open
ing OF the MIsft Clothing Parlors.
Mrs. Herbert Moore OF Valley Falls left
today for East Bethel, VT, TO be absent
two months.
Miss Clara Clark and Miss May Hunt OF
Providence were visiting friends In this
city Saturday.
Friday morning months mind mass
will be celebrated at st. Mary's Church for
Mrs. Ann Walsh.
Misses Loretta and Sadie Brennan of
North Attleboro spent Sunday with
friends in this city.
Saturday the Invictis went To Wexford
withITom Lovett in the box and did up
the home team 81 toe.
A tailor doesn't give away money to his
customers yet he is always willing TO put
a"V" In their trousers.
Mrs. Joseph Houghton whose funeral
took place in Fall River yesterday was
well known in this city.
The woodbines defeated the Slatervilles
Saturday to4. viau, late OF the Woon-
sockets, was in the box for Statewide.
In Court yesterday eight persons were
fined q and costs. Thomas Hayes was
fined s. and costs for evacing payment of
food.
Bernard Redihan will call on a relative
this week before he returns 20 college,
who is a sister ut the Troy, N. Y, Hos
pital.
There will be a meeting OF the Demo-
Gratis OF the Third Ward in Celtic Hall
this evening to effect campaign or
ganization.
Edward Rogers and family of this city,
who spent the past season at Idlewild
Cottage, Bullock's Point, will leave for
home Thursday.
Miss Hattie Perry OF this city, who has
spent the season at Perrywinkle Cottage,
Camp White, is on visit to relatives In
milwaukee, Wis.
The Stars and Hopes met on the Dexter
street grounds Saturday to play of the
"rubber" game and the Stars won after
hard tussle, 8 to A.
novels, who riveted people with his gaze,
has now obtained permanent employment
at boiler mandatory.
Some OF the many smart youths who
jump from one electric car TO another as
they are passing will be hurt before they
stop the dangerous practice.
Mother Stanislaus and Sister Aurela OF
st. Nary's parish are at Binghampton,
N. Y, visiting their uncle, Father Quann,
one OF the Oldest priests in that section.
Harvey f. Barton, a sprinter of this
city, won a sweepstake race in Taunton
yesterday. One week from next Friday
he will take part in an event in Hartford
The Pawtucket cases, seven in number,
before the Court OF Common Pleas, were
considered by the grand jury today, the
witnesses having beer summoned Satur-
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Jolly, Miss Annie
Ryan and two of their assistants in their
millinery establishments will leave to-
night'for New York TO attend the open
ings.
The Olneyville Temperance Cadets have
committee out arranging for an appro-
pirate celebration Of their eighth anniver-
sary, which occurs the latter part of this
month.
Tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's
Church, Ashton, at S o'clock, John +.
Tennyson and isslMary Z. McDermott
will be united in marriage by Rev Father
Fitzsimmons.
James Beach, who formerly had charge
OF the gents furnishing goods depart
ment OF l.. ID. Newell q Co. 3 store, Provi-
dence, has accepted similar position with
Chantler Brothers in this city.
After the Stars Hopes game Saturday
the Attleboro and Dodeeville teams met.
After playing four and a half innings.
which were a comedy OF errors, the bali
was lost and all were satisfied 10 throw
up the sponge.
The musical program az 1890 o'clock in
st. Patrick's Church, Valley Falls, yester-
day was OF more than the usually high
order, comprising Haydn's mass, No. 2;
offertory, cave Verum," by Beethoven,
for quartet and chorus.
II is rumored that a new order Is abou,
to be issued by the New York, Now Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company whereby
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