Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-18

Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Evsrv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
| A beautiful shower.
The police station is q cool place.
Many carried umbrellas yesterday.
Lewis & Curry has got out . new time
table.
Street car rails will soon be relaid on
North Main street.
Highway and sewer laborers earn their
pay in this weather.
Yesterday was twin brother OF Mon
day In regard to heat.
DIR. 4. ii. O'Neil Is seriously Ill at his
| home on Hilton street.
The Berkeley Base Ball Club is holding
picnic this afternoon.
Judge" the police patrol horse, now
drinks from rubber hose.
The forty hours alteration will begin at
st. Msry's Church tomorrow.
Portland and Pawtucket this afternoon
on the Dexter street grounds.
The Blackstone 10 sometimes very filthy,
yet hun dreds Of boys bsthe in 1t daily.
The two pet kittens at the police station
have been christened "Pat" and "Tony."
The British Hosiery team Is playing the
Pawtucket cricket team this afternoon.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
will meet tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The woodbines defeated the Hopes at
Adelaide Park, Providence, by the score
to z.
The Hastings building Ii made the
headquarters Of the Perry Express Com
paDy.
Gallery has great speed. He 10 pitching
for the Websters at Milford this after
noon.
st. Mary's Total Abstinence Society will
hold their regular meeting tomorrow ai-
ternoon.
Kennedy, the woodbine catcher, has
agreed to play with the stars for the rest
OF the season.
The New England members OF the
National Editorial Association are due In
Boston from California June 25th.
John Cassidy, formerly clerk for Henry
Leonard, Valley Fails, has accepted a
position with Edward Smith of this city.
Officer Sweet found bicycle on Mason
street Thursday night that was stolen
from Dawson d Co., early in the evening.
Some OF the police officers began prac-
tcing for the coming game with lthe re-
porters, for the benefit of the Day
Nursery. ...
irwin Brothers car arrived In this city
at 10 O'Clock. Eighteen bill posters are
in charge Of the veteran Snowman,
| Charles White.
Marriage intentions have been fled at
the City Clerks ONCE by John A johnson
and Minnie Nelson, Patrick Kealey and
Katie Brannan.
John Badkin's horse ran away yesterday,
starting at the Rough and Ready engine
house, and was stopped on West avenue.
Several people were knocked down.
During the storm yesterday a shorse
attached to a light wagon ran away and
struck tip cart at the corner OF Pine and
Randall streets, overthowing the wagon.
The employees OF the Dunnen Manu-
featuring Company made an excursion to
pullocks Point today. This Is an annual
event, and Is looked forward to for
months by the workmen.
A fellow who was arrested on Dexter
street while drunk yesterday said he was
Gallery, the Pawtuckets pitcher. The
officers believed him until the reporters
got look at him.
| The Pawtucket Steamboat Company
will begin making week day trips down
the river Monday, when the Pioneer will
sail twice day. The Petrol will soon be
ready and then tho trips will be increased.
The East Avenue Rovers defeated the
Young Waxers this morning at base ball
by score OF 81 to IL. The victors desire
to hear from any club under IL years OF
age. Address James Morris, SO Cleveland
street.
The Interstate Street Railroad Company
having secured controlling interest in
the Attleboro, North Attleboro and
Wrentham Company cars will be no
doubt running In about another
month.
Last evening few OF the many friends
OF John Tennyson assembled at his home
in the old village, Lonsdale, and made his
last evening in this country for Iwhile a
lively one. He sailed for Ireland this
afternoon.
In the District Court this morning be-
fore Judge Shove Michael Carroll, 81
years OF age, was sentenced to the State
Farm for six months a. q common drunk
ard. The case was brought forward from
May nth.
The many friends of Martin e. Moriarty
will be glad to learn that he has sufici-
emily recovered from his sickness 20 a. to
be able to get down town. They all wish
him complete and speedy restoration to
good health.
Mr.. Charles r. Luther, Superintendent
OF the Pawtucket Street Railway Com.
pany, has been In Philadelphia inspecting
the new box and bloomer cars made In
that city for the company. The cars will
arrive here next week.
Miss Nellie F. Marin has returned home
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