Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-22
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
There arc but few moro weeks OF the
base ball season.
The grocers want TO meet the market
mon In game OF base ball, Thursday.
Miss Maggie Butler returned from Block
Island Saturday and Is now at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hadaeld were at
the Eureka Hotel, Block Island, last week.
A party OF young people from this city
will enjoy the sail to Block Island tomor-
row.
Frank u. Crawford and Frank Il. Holmes
were at the Manisses, Block Island, last
week.
Tho Stars seem TO have put the brakes
on the toboggan and are going to win a
few games.
Yesterday was n great day down the
river and tho Pawtucket boats were loaded
every trip.
The Interstate road did q big business
yesterday. IL looked like an excursion
on each trip.
William Maudsley returned Saturday
after three weeks stay at tho Windsor,
Block Island.
Thr Pacific game on tho Dexter
street grounds one week from Saturday
will be hot one.
Edward 3. McCaughey and Mr.. Nc
Gunnaglo OF Valley Falls returned from
Block Island Saturday.
There will be requiem mass for the
repose OF the soul OF Sarah Boylan Thurs
day morning at st. Mary's Church.
The Woodbines should not feel dis
hoartened over their defeat Saturday. They
played good ball from beginning TO end.
The wine clerks and reporters are ar
ranging for a gamo OF base ball In which
the losing team will have to settle for a
bake.
The "Jolly Fivo," party OF young men
from this city, will camp out during the
first week In September at Narragansett
Terrace.
There were fully two hundred people
waiting for the cars at every trip OF the
Interstate yesterday. Three oars were
run together.
Many bicycle riders have caught on to
new fad. 1t Is to paint their machines
some delicate tint. Pale blue seems to be
the prevailing shade.
John w. Little, the city printer, has rc-
turned from Montreal where he won't to
90 ha lon nl N N tap
OF the United States.
The Stars will play In Wexford Satur-
day and will challenge tho winners OF the
Hope Banner Boys games to play series
OF three games for 600.
Saturday evening about twenty ladies
and gentlemen paid Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ratcliffe very pleasant surprise visit at
their home, 80 Elm street.
The Misses Marion Holbrook, Lefie
Whipple and Sadie Gay, who have been
recuperating AZ Cottage City for the past
two weeks, have returned homo.
Many from this city will visit the Met
ropole Club Thursday to 500 John l.. Cat
tanach Of this city inset Jim Dolan Of
Providence In at twenty-round glove con-
test.
Harper Brothers circus Is In town today
and will give two shows on the Dexter
street grounds, afternoon and evening.
The prices arc reasonable and II Is worth
seeing.
Professor Danto, lately from the South,
who Is considering the advisability Of
starting boxing school hore, Is to meet
an unknown at the Motropolo Thursday
evening.
Saturday evening tho CaledoDian Band
OF Providence made n street parade to ad-
vertise the Scottish games. They were
clad In Highland costume and tho music
was very finely rendered.
II Is a very easy matter for a person to
see "bluo streak" nowadays since the
bicyclists hnvo begun painting their
machines. A blue painted machine rid
den fast resembles blue streak.
The special meeting OF Delany Council,
X. of c., which was called for this even
ing has boon postponed until next Mon
day evening on account OF the inability
OF the committee to secure tho hall.
Tho Central Falls temperance Cadets
made another street parade Saturday
evening and the many nicely executed
manouvros OF tho company wore closely
watched by the hundreds OH tho street.
The illustrated lecture to be given by
Prof. Cummings OF Boston In Music Hall
Sunday evening, September 11th, on tho
life OF Christopher Columbus, under tho
auspices of Delany Council, X. OF O., will
be an interesting and instructive to both
young and old.
The following ore tho feasts on the
calendar OF the Catholic Church for this
week: Today, st. Symphorian, martyr; to-
morrow, st. Philip Beniti, confossor;
Wednesday, st. Bartholomew, apostloj
Thursday, st. Louis, king OF France; Fri
day, st. Zephrinus, pope and martyr; Sat-
urday, St. Joseph Calasanctius, confessor.
Murphy, who covered second for the
Stars Saturday, played very neat trick
ON Conway while he was running bases.
Murphy failed to catch Conway when the
ball wns thrown to him and making bo-
| lieve that his finger was hurt no held out
his hand TO Conway, and the latter stepped
| of OF the base 10 pull Jerry's finger In
place and was touched out. Umpire Ken
| nav Ala not ailow N IN no howcvcr