Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-28
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
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THE WEATHER.

Chickering Lodge, X. OF r., met last
night.
The Hay Cart boys will have to hustle
Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar q. Natke and family are at
at Cottage City.
Camp Trouble will open at Bullock's
Point Monday.
Officer Mowry is still confined to his
home by illness.
Rocky Point seems TO be the Mecca for
excursion parties.
John English is now conductor on the
Broad street route.
The "hury up" wagon was in great
demand last night.
, Conant's many employees are anxiously
awaiting Saturday.
What relief it would be II the organ
grinders would strike.
1t is comparatively quiet when so still
you can hear the dew drop.
Miss Emma J. Carr OF Valley Falls is at
BLOCK lblanu LOT tne sehbOH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Flanagan have
returned from their wedding tour.
The Planet took a party from South
Dighton to Rocky Point yesterday.
Yesterday the Pawtuckets were not
beaten as usual. They did not play.
Miss Nellie Leach OF Boston is visiting
her cousin, the wife OF Officer O'Brien.
In the District Court this morning eight
drunks, all from this city, were disposed
OF.
The Woodbines stacked up against the
Newport Pacifics this afternoon for a SJ0
purse.
James, the young son OF Thomas Muir
ply OF Mineral Spring avenue, died yes
terday.
The members OF the Order OF Alfredians
OF the State had gala day at Rocky Point
yesterday.
y4The mate OF the Pioneer found q sum of
money yesterday which he returned to
the lady who lost II.
The first hand organ to play that much
song, "Boom-Ta- Ra- Ra," ar
rived in town yesterday.
The Sunday school of the Church OF the
Good Shepard went to Hunts Mills yes
terday on their annual picnic.
The Pawtucket City Band, wearing
green caps, went to Rocky Point with the
Young Irelanders this morning.
The Central Falls Temperance Cadets
made street parade this morning before
their departure for Rocky Point.
Thomas II. Golden, e years OF age, was
this morning sent to the Farm for six
months as common drunkard.
This morning at st. Joseph's Church
requiem high mass was celebrated for the
repose of the soul OF Peter Martin.
Edward Kelly, the capable drug clerk
at Fisk Co.'s, has been presented with
a beautiful gold watch by his father.
Alfred Balcom OF Capwell's pharmacy
has gone to Boston after spending a part
Of his vacation in Whitinsville, Mass.
The Chess Club had big time at the
second bake OF the season on the grounds
Of the Union Club yesterday afternoon.
Robert A. Kendall and p. T. Tyrrell
have returned from the Saratoga races,
but they won't tell how much they lost.
Michael Sullivan, the 11-year-old Fall
River lad who was roaming around the
city, was taken home by his mott today.
James McGann's horse ran away yester-
day on East avenue and when 1t was
stopped the wagon had but three wheels.
James Riley pleaded not guilty to
charge OF reveling this morning and the
case was set down for trial next Wednes-
day.
Misses Katie O'Donnell, Maggie Wheat
ley. Mamie Meohan and Katie Mccarthy
will leave for Block Island on Saturday
next.
This will be rather warm night for a
cake walk, but "Mose" says the heat
won't prevent him from doing his pref
tiest.
An important meeting OF A. X. Tilton
Camp, 3. OF ", was held last evening.
Two applications for membership were
The oppressive heat of yesterday drove
many people down the river, and the
steamers Of the local company were well
patroniZed.
The Gaspees OF Providence have declined
the invitation TO go to Cottage city. It's
too bad the Volunteer, Hay Cart and Gas
pee cannot meet.
Michael Conley, better known as
'sewer Mike" was sentenced to six
on the Farm this morning as n
drunkard.
Anybody that can climb as well as the
mercury has done during the past few
days can win the creased pole prize at any
Fourth of July picnic.
The pretty little steamer Petrol walks
right by anything on the river and Cap
tain Rich knows how TO handle the craft
to the best OF advantage.
Mrs. FEEDER was taken from her home
in tho Bucklin house on Main street to
the Rhode Island Hospital today. She Is
suffering from rheumatism.
Peter Healey OF Taunton, Mass, dyer
by occupation, who was sent to Jail from
this city yesterday to work out fine of
$500, died at the Jail last night.
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