Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-25
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Cooler and fair.
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
1t was good game yesterday.
Cherry trees are laden with fruit.
One week from Monday is the Fourth.
Hunting's circus will be here Monday.
The Invictis meet the Wickfords today
The graduating season is over In thi
city.
Superior Lodge OF Odd Fellows met las
evening.
fhe new steamer Petrol will be inspec
ted Monday.
Good Samaritan Lodge, !. o. q. r., me-
last evening.
Alderman Adams's daughter sailed fo
Europe Friday.
Daniel 3. jerks will address the Y. M
&. A. tomorrow.
Irwin Bros big old time, one ring cir
Gus is here today.
Tomorrow is children's day at tn,
Thompson M. +. Church.
George M. Alexander, who has beer
seriously i'll, is improving.
M. +. Moriarty OF Lonsdale avenue 1,
much improved In health.
The Stars and Hopes meet today on tn,
Brown University grounds.
Officer Hewes has been chosen manager
OF the police base ball club.
Clancy Bros. are doing q big business
at their grocery on Dexter street.
Driver Hewes found q stray horse yes
terday morning on Japonica street.
w. J. Nickle OF Minnesota is In town OF
a visit after a twelve years. absence.
Entries for the Fourth OF July race
closed last night at Lewis q Gurry's.
One hundred and eighteen pupils
graduated from the grammar schools.
1t is claimed that the new Steamer Petrs
will sail around anything on the river.
The High school class OF 's2, win hold
reception and social Monday evening.
Frank Marchetti will open his new
Summer garden on Park Place this even
ing.
The Pawtucket Steambost Company
will make six trips down the river tomor-
row.
The Old Colony railroad will run q
special excursion to Plymouth Sunday
July Sd.
Yesterday was the last day of school
and the children are now enjoying their
vacation.
The mission circle OF Park Place church
will hold an entertainment this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock.
The funeral of Miss Emma Smith tool
place yesterday from her late residence
10 Carver street.
The Kearneys will remove from their
present quarters to the new hall on Mil
street July 1st.
Charles A. Lee and Il. p. Tobie and son
Will probably arrive In this city from the
West. Thursday.
The French Canadian societies OF the
State had great outing day at Rocky
Point yesterday.
Mrs. William w. Franklin died yester
day morning at her husbands residenc.
on Lindell street.
Today the Pawtuckets meet their ole
enemies, "Rubber Men" on the iatters
stamping grounds.
P.s. MARVEL, representing J. {. Aver
of Sarseparilla fame is In this city In tn,
interest OF that firm.
The Clydes and Woodbines meet on tn,
Dexter street grounds this afternoon
weather permitting.
The quarterly meeting of Court Flower
OF Dexter will be held Monday evening IL
the hall on Lonsdale avenue.
John Farrell OF Pleasant View found {
stray boy on the street this forenoon anc
took him to the police station.
The High School graduating class of 80
enjoyed their annual class supper last
evening in Havens' white room.
Colonel A. &. Eddy, well known mer-
chant OF this State, but now of Chicago,
called on friends In this city today.
The Abraham Lincoln Lodge, Sons OF
st. George, went down the river today on
the Planet on an excursion to Newport.
The story that the Pawtucket base
ball team OF the New England League
had disbanded is all bosh. They are play.
ing ball.
One Of Olney & Payne Bros, coal teams
lost wheel In Collyer square this morn
ing and ii took some time to get the
wagon out OF the way.
The rooms Of the Young Mems Catholic
Association OF st. Mary's parish will open
tomorrow from to 10 O'Clock p. m. II is
pleasant place to spend leisure hour.
Miss y. Fannie Eddy, teacher at the
Grove Street School, was presented yes
terday with pretty watch charm In the
shape OF a heart, also bouquet OF flowers
The Pawtucket Free Wanderers met or
Thursday night and elected the following
officers: President, James A. Mckay; Vice.