Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-03

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Vow, he has but TO press his suit
And she will do the rest.
The dandelion is a-bloom.
Did you hang May basketf
Tennis suits are being secured.
The summer girl is preparing for her
campaign.
This il an era OF picturesque posing at
the photographers.
A long nail on the little finger is be-
coming the fad again.
The Lafayette Guards will visit the Elite
Social Club this evening.
A new lawn mower has an attachment
that catches the cut grass.
A May breakfast was served at the Park
Place Church this morning.
William Curran, Jr., OF North Attle-
boro, was in town yesterday.
There will be May devotions at St.
Mary's Church this evening.
The sweet girl graduate Is already plan
ing her commencement costume.
Portland plays the Pawtuckets tomor-
row on the Dexter street grounds.
Whoever controls the weather has a
grudge against the Pawtucket team.
DR.. w. f. Wilson and family left for
New York today for two weeks visit.
James b. Freeman OF New York, for
merly OF this city, is in town on = visit.
George Elliot OF the Pine Tree State is
in this city on visit. He formerly lived
here.
Marriage intentions have been fled by
William II. xininess and Flora M. Bull
finch.
Mrs. George c. Crawford will leave
Thursday on an extended trip through
Europe.
There will be meeting OF the Young
Ladies' sodality OF st. Mary's Church this
evening at 73o.
The ladies employed In the hat factory
managed happy Leap Year party In Gel
tic Hall last evening.
The annual rental OF pews of the Paw
tucket Congregationalist Church last eve
ming netted about $500.
Louis Murphy OF Brook street Is suffer-
ing from very sore foot, the result of a
rusty nail sticking into it.
A boiler has been placed in position on
North Main street, and soon the overhead
sewer railway will be In operation.
Charles Il. Chickering Lodge, X. Of p,
will pay a fraternal visit to Pythago-
ras Lodge OF Attleboro this evening.
The Star -Pawtucket game was not
played yesterday. Many of the members
OF the former team could not leave their
work.
The Pawtucket Driving Associations
spring meeting occurs Saturday, when
two races in the 2:40 and 3-minute classes
will be trotted.
The Pawtuckets play the Woodbines on
the Dexter street grounds this afternoon
and II is thought the View boys will make
a good showing.
Neil Mcdonald, driver for the Pswtucket
Dyeing and Bleaching Company, who has
been very i'll, is now so much improved
that he is able to be out.
Chief Perry, Detective Hsberlin and
Officer Slocum were in attendance at the
Court OF Common Pleas today where the
Sweeney case was being tried.
The Board OF Aldermen, acting as an in
vestigating committee, are giving Ser
geant Nickerson and Oficer Tompkins,
the suspended officers, a hearing this af-
ternooH.
The Pawtuckets open tho New England
League series Thursday with Lewistons,
and 60 to Manchester Saturday, return
ing to play here next week Friday and
Saturday.
An individual known as "Kid Nolan"
was taken to the static n helplessly drunk
Saturday in the hurry up wagon and was
again taken in charge by the police today
for the same offence.
A number OF young men who attended
the Leap Year ball and return social in
Temperance Hall are contemplating ar
ranging for picnic party to 60 to Dia-
mond Hill, May 3Oth.
Miss Eva Holzner of North Attleboro,
well known In this city, and whose read
ings has delighted many OF our citizens,
graduated from the Boston School OF
oratory Saturday.
Nolan's express team got one OF the for
ward wheels caught in the car track
switch in front of Radikin q Cocney's
this morning and IL took considerable
time and muscle TO clear the track.
A large number OF young people from
this city will go to North Attleboro to.
night to attend the tenth annual banque,
and ball OF the Musical and Literary Asso.
citation. 1t will.be grand affair.
James Finan, who for several months ha,
acted as host at the lunch wagon, just ovcl
the granite bridge In Brooklyn" ha.
transferred the business and will be seer
no more quarreling with the impuden
frankforts.
Fifteen journeymen plumbers OF thi'
city are out on a strike I'm accordance
with the vote taken at the meeting Ia
Providence saturday.evening. They wan
$3.50 day, and nine hours TO constitute
days work.
Last evening the $50 herse car fol
Providence ran OF the track on Garden
street. The gang of laborers who g
home on that car got on and picked al
the car, passengers and all, and set II bacl
| on the rails.