Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-27
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
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is III.
Duggan will not report for duty untn
Friday.
The woodbines play the Diamonds
Saturday.
The Democratic City Committee dine
this evening.
Both branches OF the city government
meet tonight.
II was good-natured crowd 90 the
game yesterday.
Sweeney OF the Woonsockots played
first base yesterday.
Many are waiting patiently for the
lrvings' May eve ball
Mrs. l.. ii. Beaudry OF this city Is visit
ing relatives in Fall River.
Tomorrow evening the Brownson
Lyceum annual ball takes place.
Fern showed his even temper yesterday
VIXEN the crowd began 70 chaff him.
The Invictis held very strong argu-
ment with the Pawtuckets yesterday.
Mrs. Patrick Kennedy Of Plainheld,
Conn, is visiting relatives in this city.
Tomorrow the Pawtuc<ets so to Provi-
dence 10 meet the Eastern League team.
The Pawtuckets win open the League
season in Brockton one week from today
The members OF the First Baptist
Church will hold a reunion this evening.
The Pawtuckets have a fine team this
year. That was the verdict Of all ycster-
day
Some OF the men in line yesterday wore
handsome, pale blue, hand-painted
badges
Everybody was sorry O'Dornell was
injured yesterday His hitting was q
feature.
There will be a meeting OF the Children
Of Mary OF ST. Mary's Church this
evening.
The Woonsocket Continental Band |
filled the air with sweet music yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster Of the Women's
Suffrage League lectured in y. NJ. c. A.
Hall last evening.
"Are you married to that base2" was
aquestion often asked Of the players yes
terday by the "kids."
The newly elected officers OF St. Mary's
Young Mems Catholic Association will
he installed this evening.
The mock trial which was to have been
held under the auspices Of Tower Post,
May 9Th, has been postponed,
II is curious how a woman who screams |
at a mouse is not startled by millinery |
bill that makes q man trcmble
The open cars of the Pawtucket Street !
Railway Company, which have been re-
painted and vanished, look pretty.
Patrick McCauley Of Pleasant View was
knocked down by team on Main street |
last evening and injured about the hips. |
The funeral OF George Il. Cole, who
hanged himself at his home on Lonsdale
avenue, will take place tomorrow after
noon.
Pensions have been granted TO the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Renewal and |
increase-Thomas Darling. Original |
widows, etc.-Margaret Manning.
The Emmet Cadets OF Providence and
festival Of the East Side Base Ball Club
tomorrow night.
The Irving Literary club will hold their
nth annual May eve ball in Music Hall
Assembly rooms Friday evening, and it
will be grand affair.
The Catholic Crusaders OF the Holy |
Cross Will hold an entertainment on the |
occasion OF the institution of 4 council OF |
the order In sarsfeld Hall next Friday |
evening.
There will be u meeting OF the Rhode |
Island Bottlers Protective Association at |
the shop of Easper Kern tomorrow to |
discuss matters of Importance to the |
association.
A meeting Of the Rhode Island Bot
tiers Protective Association will be held !
tomorrow evening at the shop of Kasper
Kern on East avenue. Timothy Butler Of |
this city is secretary.
A. ]. Gallager, the boot and shoe dealer |
on Lonsdale avenue, il Offering some good |
bargains in footwear Just now. lie keeps |
q nice line OF goods, which the people in
that vicinity appreciate.
1t is said that several prominent citizens |
OF this city and Central Falls have been |
duped during the past week by man rep |
resenting himself 10 be a clergyman
collecting money for a charitable object.
special class from the Y NJ. c. a. gym
nasium OF this city will go TO Woonsocket
this evening and give a public gymnastic
exhibition in Harrison hall for he benefit
OF the st. Andrews Brotherhood OF that
city.
The two cases against James l.. NJ CHM,
one for keeping liquor for sale and the
other for keeping gambling place, were
this morning continued 10 May 9th. The
cases OF James II. Leonard were contin-
ued Monday TO the same date.
Andrew Connors OF pawtuclyot avenue
was fined $40 and costs for assault on his
wife in the district court this morning.
He said he never assaulted her, but always
gave her as good as she sent in the way OF
talk. Judge Blodgett could not see It in
that light.
Yesterday afternoon a horse attached to
heavy express wagon belonging 10 John
Il. Mcguire OF this city and driven by
John Tierney became frightened by
st,am roller I'm Providence and ran nway