Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-29
TERSE TKIBUNEITES.

Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
The theatre Is now the coming attrac'
| tioo.
An old ladies home Is to be opened In
Bristol next week.
Highlanders In kits and piaids were
numerous on the street Saturday night.
Joe Hsmmiil made a good showing IN
the Scotch games Saturday.
The season OF balls, socials, fairs and
cake walks Ii In its infancy.
John J. Hogan and Philip Pagan spent
the past week at the Sea Girt Isle,
Yesterday John scanion was sent to the
Farm for one year as q common drank
ard.
Those table favorites, peas and string
beans, have gone the way OF all good
things.
The Pawtucket steamers were we'll
patronised yesterday considering the
weathe
This evening there will be a meeting OF
the Cleveland and Stevenson Guards al 81
Randall street.
People began to resurrect their Fall un-
derwear and shake out their overcoats
Saturday night.
The Newport Pscincs were TO meet the
Stars here Saturday, bus have cancelled
the engagement.
John II. Davis and Mrs George Crsw-
ford attended family rsGrion In Dutlsy,
Mass, Saturday.
Yesterday the following stxu wzs 10
ticed oy many on ias pth.s sAass trvEs o..
a Main street store: viii rSsu-r u ave
minutes"
There will be two gocs races GO ;es
Pawtuckes Driving track, SsrseGosr Es.,
In the 3-minute and 4 10 classes ior p1rses
Of $50 and 900.
Morning and evening services n tie
Pswtucket Congregational Chureh yestsr-
day were conducted by Rev. Joseph Lam
bert OF Providence.
Billy Sunday, the ex-base ball player
and preacher, has been nominated for
Congress from an Illinois district. They
seem to like his deliveryI
The Woonsockets were badly beaten by
the Milfords ut Rocky Point yesterday.
The spectators got disgusted and left the
field before the game Was half finished.
After tomorrow the Pawtuckst Steam
boat Company will run only one boat
Gown the river making two trips, leaving
here at 10 .. N. and 2 p. m. and returning
at IL :15 q. m. and 6p. 70.
" Is expected that tho North Main
street sew,r WILL be completed far enough
this week to allow the Interstate track TO
be laid on the street crossing and the cars
run as far as Main, on High.
All OF the Cottage street, Central avenue
and Broadway cars OF the Pawtuckst
Street Railroad Company bore the follow
ing sign yesterday: "rhis car connects at
Exchange street with the Interstate cars. /"
A special meeting OF Delaney Council,
K. Of o., will be held this evening and
every mombe should be present 40 busi-
ness of importance concerning the COM
ing lecture and visit TO New Haven win be
transacted.
|. The Woodlawn Abstainer's Union helda
G ospel Temperance meeting on the
vacant lot at the corner of Harrison street
and Lonsdale avenue yesterday afternoon
| at 4 o'clock. Addresses were made by
| several speakers.
al don't think the Corbett Sullivan n
fight will last long," remarked a local
sport yesterday. "Why sof asked a
number who were standing around.
"well, you see, the men are only going to
be allowed two seconds In the ring"
The following are the feasts on the cal
endsr of the Catholic Church for this
week: Today, Beheading Of st. John
Baptist; tomorrow, st. Rose Of Lima, vir-
gin; August 81, st. Isabel, virgin; Sep
tember 1, st. Giles, abbot; September q,
St. Stephen, king and confessor; Septsn-
Der 3, St. Simeon, confessor.
Here's something easy: II one ten year
old boy and twenty feet Of garden hose
can wet throe milk wagons, two street
oars, an Ice wagon, Q furniture van and
sixteen pedestrians inside of ten minutes,
what could Ave ton year old boys with
the same amount of hose do In twenty
one minutes, II properly encouraged to
make reoordf
John Cattansch entered the stone put
ting, hammer and csber throwing con-
tests Saturday although not In condition.
The only marks he shows Of his fight
with Dolan is q slight bruise on tho right
arm which he received in striking Dolan's
elbow In . righ, hand swing. He said ho
could have finished Dolan In the eleventh b
round only bis seconds told him TO hold
back.
81. Msry's school win be opened for
the Fall and Winter term one week from
today. This year everything used BY the
pspiis viii bs furnished free by the pas
o., Rsv. Father Hailigan. This 10 Father
Hallisan's twenty Afth year In the minis
try and be nakos this personal gift to the
pupils as an act OF thanksgiving to God
that he has bsen spared in his service for
the past quarter of a century. He has
labored hard for the people of his parish
and his work has not been In vain for Bt.
Mays is one Of the leadisg parishes OF
the diocese. He bee always been interest
ed in education and wants all TO reach az
his poist - II 10 possible 10 attain.