Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-05


Store In enjoying her vacation.
Miss Sadie Quinn of Ashton has re-
turned from visit to Fall River.
Miss Annie Ryan Of Jolly's is spending
Mass.
The little Steamer Petrol Ia now oae OF
the pleasantest and fastest boats of the
river.
gansett Pier yesterday, for the balance OF
the season.
The marketmon had their half day of
yesterday afternoon and they were not
sorry at all.
Henry G. Wostcott, bookkecper for the
Carpenter company, is "down East" on
his vacation.
Miss Lille M. Brennan, cashier at the
Misht Parlors, will leave tomorrow for
the White Mountains.
Miss Ida Sherman OF East street has ro-
turned from the White Mountains where
she spent her vacation.
Miss Agnes Gleason OF Providence, who
has been visiting friends In this city, left
today for Cottage City.
Miss Belle Dwyer OF the millinery de-
partment OF the New Idea Store will begin
her vacation on the 10th.
What boom IL would be for this city
II It only had park in any way similar
to Roger Williams Park.
An anniversary requiem. mass was ccle-
brated In the Sacred Heart Church this
week for the late Clara Fones.
Saturday is Odd Fellows day down the
river, and the members OF the order of the
three links will enjoy a gala day.
The families OF J. T. Mcguire and J.
Osfleld, Jr., left the city yesterday TO spend
the next few weeks at Bristol Ferry.
The Foresters must have made ar.
rangemonts with the weather clerk for
such a grand day for their excursion.
Four wandering bards, a combination
OF flute, violins and harp rendered the
popular airs on Main street yesterday.
Monday Officers Black and Smith will
return to their duties OF swinging the
locust which has hung in idleness during
the past week.
Probably the reason the Ozark Secrets"
were not such q success As expected was
because there was too much tank drama
about their playing.
Patrol Driver Hewes has a very neat
room over the police stable. The furni-
ture is srtistically decorated and Is the re-
suit OF "Bob's" handiwork.
The hot wave must have taken q trip on
a switch back railroad. i, was gone for
time only to return sgain, and ii seemed
IL only went away 10 recuperste.
Delany Council viii turn out . fire
looking body OF men on the ilth Of Octo-
Der and Pawtucket will contribute its
share OF Rhode Islands five hundred. u..
The pitcher OF James Brennan's Stars
has a rather bad arm, but hopes to be
In condition for tho game tomorrow at
Rocky Point. They leave Mt o'clock
Captain Rhodes Will be homo tomorrow
from Cottage City where he spent the past
week. He expected to see the trial OF the
hand fire engines there last Wednesday,
but was disappointed.
Charles Byron Phinney OF Capwelrs
pharmacy has been entertaining his
brother from Boston for the past few
weeks. The young man thinks Little
Rhody is fine, especially Pawtucket.
The members OF Delany Council, X. of
c., and their friends who wish to make
the trip to New Haven October llth
should signify their intention Of doing
so at once, 30 that arrangements can be
made.
Since the drowning OF tho Swede boy,
Johnson there have not been 10 many boys
in bathing in the Pawtucket river. 1t is
dangerous anyway, and the bathers add
more chances Of accident by their desire to
show of.
Nothing can be more desirable or pleas
ing in the way of an outing, than the trips
offered by the Old Colony Railroad next
Sunday, August 7th, to Cottage City,
Nantucket and Cape Cod points. Only y
for the round trip to Cottage City.
August 10 will bo the great Forcsters
day In Rhode Island. II will be the third
anniversary of the day on which the vote
to secede from the English order was
taken Mt Minneapolis. There will be
big union excursion to Rocky Point.
The latest thing in street attractions In
two trained monkeys who use the mittens
very dexteriously In pummeling each
other in regular prize-ring style. The
Italian who accompanies them explains
their antics by saying: "Mr. Sullivana
fighta Mr.. Corbotta."
Last week people carried umbrellas to
keep of the rays OF the sun. This week
the parachute was again brought in play
when Jupiter Pluvius visited lus for sew
eral days. And now that old Sol has re-
turned we still consider the bundle OF
cloth, wood and wires our best friend.
There was terrible crush shortly after
8 O'Clock on the Bullock's Point wharf
last evening when several thousand were
trying TO get on the Providence boats at
once. Many women and children were
In the crowd, and for a while II looked
serious. Several baby carriages were
crushed like egg shells. The rail gave
way on one side and hundreds narrowly
escaped bath. There was plenty OF
time and room, but n crowd OF people