Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-11
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Clydes today.
Pawtucket and saylesville teams play
cricket today.
Duggan and Mather are after that
pants pattern.
The call men OF the Fire Depar tment
were paid of today.
Patrick Farrell lost horse by collie In
Valley Falls, Thursday.
Steamer Pioneer took Providence party
down the bay last evening.
The Providence and New Haven teams
play at Rocky Point tomorrow.
There is considerable of a margin on
this seasons style OF straw hats.
The new residence OF Bernard McCabe
on Pearl street is nearly finished.
The School children are planning all
sorts OF excursions during vacation.
The different branches OF the Z. X. OF A.
are arranging for union excursion.
On most OF the sailboat fishing excur-
sions keg OF beer is used as ballast.
Man has to be contented with his lot
whether he owns any real estate or not.
The Catholic Knights OF America will
meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The Providence horse cars now stop at
the head OF Garden street on that route.
Monday evening itbe Sacred Heart
Temperance Society will nominate officers.
Captain Kay OF the Lewistons estab-
llshed reputation as kicker yesterday.
Take trip down the river tomorrow
and enjoy yourself. Boats run every
hour.
Ihe time is near at hand when the mos
quito will rob life OF about one-half its
charms.
The man who never attempts to sing at
any other time breaks out in a picnic
wagon.
The reunion OF class 81, Pawtucket
High School, will be held on the 23d in
Chickering Hall.
Charles o. Read and family have taken
up their residence for the season at
Shawomet Beach.
June's reputation as a month of roses
has vanished before its later reputation Ss
the month OF brides.
At last the foot ball people arc taking
the dangerous iron rail down that was
around the ball field.
Rev. w. s. Palmer, ID. d., will address
the mems meeting at Y. M. &. A. Hall
tomorrow at o'clock
Coffee and sandwiches were furnished
the firemen this morning at the Lebanon
mills fire by MIR. Kent.
Now for the formation OF campaign
clubs! Bands, drum corps, marches,
speeches and oyster suppers.
II was tussle yesterday between Lewis
ton and Pawtucket to see which team
would be entitled to last place.
uMichael Donavan OF Pawtuckst avenue
is soon to erect dwelling house on Sterry
street near the Fifth Ward room.
The funeral OF Mrs. Emma Arnold OF
Quincy avenue will be held tomorrow at
ternoon from Park Place Church.
The dwelling house and barn OF DR.. ].
l.. Wheaton on Main street will be sold at
public auction Monday at IL O'Clock.
Mustard plasters may be a good thing
to draw; but they will not draw a crowd
to ball game unless there Is some ball
playing to be seen.
Court Woodlawn, No. 1856, A. O. F. OF
A., held special meeting last evening to
take action on the death OF Brother
George s. Sanborn's wife.
Rev. Father Botand of Fall River has
been appointed to the pastorate of st.
James Church, Manville, made vacant by
the recent demise OF Rev. Father Bachaud.
Captain Jordon should practice his team
in base running. They are not "up to
stun" in stealing basses, and sometimes
poor coaching causes runner to get out.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company
have made arrangements to make six
trips down the river tomorrow. It is a
very pleasant way to spend a few hours.
Hendricken Branch of the Catholic
Knights OF America will celebrate its tenth
anniversary on next Monday evening I'm
their hall on Westminster street, Provi-
dence.
Ayoung lady living .on Moore street,
Central Falls, lost her pocket book the
other evening somewhere in that vicinity.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving IL
at this Office.
Campaign supplies In the shapes Of
buttons, bunting, flags, torches, uni
forms and all other paraphernalia for the
followers OF Uncle Ben will now be put
on the market.
The young lady telephone operators al
the central Office are kept busy every eve
ming answering queries in regard to how
the game came out. They will soon be
authority on the national game.
The Highway Commissioner thinks he
sees a way OF economiEing. He is con.
sitcring laying of the street swcepers as
they seem to be hardly necessary now
since the fashion OF long trains on ladies
street dresses have became the hobby.
A well known man In this city has got
slO0 bet that the Interstate Street Rail-
way Company will not have cars running
! to Bullock's Point by the Fourth OF July
lie sayS h" hopes he will lose his bot. In
/ the meantime the work OF finishing the