Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-01
LOCAL LINES.

Frank Nardi of Delaney's ten store Is
taking his vacation.
Edward O'Hara has been taken to the
Worcester Insane Asylum.
Lynd a. Murphy are Offering some
special bargains for this week.
Officer White is acting rs patrol driver
in the absence of Driver Hewes, who Is
III.
The Bourke Cochran Guards will meet
In the Dexter Block Sunday evening at
1880.
Mrs. Lyman +. Slocum Of Saunders
street is visiting relatives In New Haven,
Conn.
On Monday there will be another tug OF
war between the Pawtuckets and Woon-
sockets.
Main street fairly blazes In stylish
novelties In feminine attire these pleasant
afternoons.
The microscope is like the claims OF
POLITICAL orators-it ought always to be
looked into.
The Old Colony Railroad will run a
special excursion to ancient Plymouth
next Sunday.
Small boys are wishing they had the
money for fireworks which they spent to
see the circus.
Joseph Hughes is home from college to
spend his vocation with his parents on
South Bend street.
One of the pet kittens at the police
station is missing. Officer Dwyer is not
suspected this time.
The Kearney Light Infantry will drill
for the first time in its new hall on Mill
street this evening.
The pupils of Miss Wadsworth's room
of the Grove street school went to
Diamond Hill yesterday.
The noise of the torpedo is heard on
the street and the small boy waketh the
echoes with the tin horn.
Jane O'Connor of Randall street died
yesterday aged 75 years. The funeral will
be held Sunday at 80 p. m.
The Pythian Base Ball Club will meet
the Y. M. c. A. team on the Prospect
Is
1t is said the salsms carry around forked
sticks cut from a witch hazel bush for
luck. They came from a superstitious
city anyway.
A graduation class In suburban town
took for a class motto the following
phraes; "He who knows lttase, and knows
1t, knows much"
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Arthur M. Fifield and Vellarine Gold
smith, Patrick Kinsloe of this city and
Jane Brenton of New York.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
has organized q base ball team and will
play the st. Mary's Christian Doctrine
Society team Saturday. Matthew Nc
Caffrey Is Manager.
How the fur will fly when the police
men and reporters meet on the diamondl
1t would be a good idea for the city to
secure bed in the Rhode Island Hospital
before the game is played.
Mrs. William Gillian was in Boston yes
terday attending the festival under the
auspices of the lady managers of the
panied by Mrs. John jolly.
1t will be hard on the small boy this
year as it will hardly be possible to cele-
brate "night before" the Fourth. Prob
ably he will celebrate tomorrow night,
rest Sunday and begin all over again Mon
| day.
Many of the farmers have commenced
their haying, and, IL good weather favors
them, large and valuable crop will be
harvested. The late rains have been
favorable to heavy growth Of this i'm
portant farm product.
Edward p. Tobie gave two colleagues in
the pencil pushing business a souvenir OF
his trip to the Pacific slope yesterday.
The souvenirs were two Chinese coins
which he pro cured In "Chinatown," San
Francisco, Cal. II takes 900 of them to
make dollar.
The amateur games for tomorrow are:
Stars Of this city vs.. New Bedfords in
New Bedford; Berkeleys VS.. Foxboros, in
Fox boro; Woodbines OF this city vs..
Wickfords in Wexford; Banner Boys vs..
Atlantics Of Newport, in Newport;
Diamonds of this city vs.. Slatersvilie.
The cases OF Joseph st. Angelo, Alex
ander Dickie and David Quash, two for
assault and the latter for stealing, will
come up for trial Tomorrow. The Quash
case is q curious one. He was bailed by
his accuser, and st. Angelo, charged with
assault with q dangerous weapon, is
witness against him
Officer Goodwin, who patrolled Officer
Callahan's beat In the "bowery" yester-
day while the latter was down at Bullock's
Point sampling clam chowder and riding
on the Russian toboggan, had lively
time with a horse for a few minutes. The
animal was hitched, and, in pulling back,
slipped its bride. The officer caught II
by the noses, and, In attempting to get
away, II fell. The officer tried to hold II
down until the bride was put on. The
horse took q notion TO get up and did
giving the officer quite n toss. Again the
policeman grappled the horse, and in q
few minutes had the headgear on.
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