Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-20
TERSE TRl8UNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

The Woodbincs meet the Naticks at
Rocky Point tomorrow.
City Solicitor #. T.. Barneiield has re-
turned from his vacation.
X. Beaudry OF this city has been WIS.,
itlng friends In Fall River.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
meets tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. II. Moriarty OF Park street IL
spending week at Nantasket Beach.
The knights Tomplar OF this city and
| Central Falls arrived home last night.
The Interstate ears will be thronged
tomorrow. II IL grand ride to Attic
boro.
Many from this city went to Crescent
Park on the Holy Trinity parish excur-
sion today.
This has been glorious week and thanks
arc due the weather clerk for the beauti-
ful weather.
On next Monday the Harper Bros. cir
Gus will be here and promises new and
novel features.
Today Budd Doble will drive Nancy
Hanks I'm an effort TO break her new re-
cord OF 2:07 Ia.
st. Mary's Temperance Society will
hold their regular monthly meeting to-
morrow afternoon.
Tomorrow will be a big day down the
river, and the local steamboat company
can accommodate all.
Miss Klttio Rafferty, of Willimantic,
Conn.,, is visiting her sister, Miss Madge
Rafferty,, on Olive street.
The family OF Thomas A. McElroy OF
tho firm OF McElroy d Mooney arc spend
ing tho season down the river.
The steamer Planet IL In great demand
for excursion parties, and every day 1t has
IN engagement OF some kind.
Misses Jennie Keofo and May }. Powers
OF North Bend street will spend the re-
mainder of the heated term In Warren.
The joint standing committee on cleo
trio lights has an advertisement OF In
forest to electric light producers In this
ISSUE.
will take This "a hours vacation tomor-
row and visit his cottage at Bullock's
Point.
A Main street business man has secured
ono OF the iron washers captured by De-
tectivo Haborlin and placed 1t among his
collection of coins.
Stephen Dean, William Lynch and
Catherine Thompson were arrested last
evening, each being charged with being
a common drunkard.
Mrs. Mcmahon Is to erect n handsome
three family residence on East street. 1t
will be n duplicate OF Daniel Hunts new
residence on Lonsdalo avenue.
Don't forget the excursion to Nantasket
tomorrow. Special train leaves Providence
at 8 a. m, Pawtuckot 0:10 and Attleboro
9:25. Round trip tickets s1.25.
Mrs. f. l.. Starkwoather left today for
Plainflcld, Conn.,, whore she will remain
week, after which she will visit New York
and Newport. She will be absent three
weeks.
When man Is seen at IL or o'clock at
night standing on the sidewalk or In the
yard and singing pebbles and sticks at
nn upper window, 1t may be regarded as
case OF lockout.
AT the meeting of tho Bourke Cochran
Club last evening twelve members were
admitted and addresses made by several
honorary mombors. The next meeting
will bo held Friday evening.
The Stars and Woodbines arc struggling
for supremacy on the Dexter street
grounds today. Both teams have won
game this week and both arc confident OF
winning this afternoons game.
Samuel II. Baker, who kept fish market
on North Main street opposite the police
station, made an assignment for the BEN
Gift OF his creditors yesterday afternoon
to Lawyer Jacob w. Mathowson.
Manager Boyden has had handsome
now sign painted and placed over the en-
trance Mt the point wharf. II reads,
Gland Hero For Crescent Park, Nara
gansett Terrace and Richmond Point"
These are new names.
This season the FREQ Wanderers foot
ball team will be stronger than ever be-
fore. All OF the old stars have signed and
both OF the spindle city's elevens will
have to hustle when they visit the home
of Samuel Slater.
woman named Corcoran, residing on
Grace street, foil In fainting fit yester-
day noon at the corner OF Main and Cap
itol streets. The police ambulance was
sont for, but was not used as she soon re-
covered. DIR Beaudry attended her.
Detective Haberlin has the valisc,
washers and tobacco Wrappers which he
seized yesterday at tho police station.
Nearly oil who read the story In full In
tho TRIBUNE shook their heads and said
they could not bo caught that way, but
tho sight OF money will do most anything
Yesterday the engineer and fireman OF
tho Pioneer had rather hard luck in
getting up steam for the 10 O'Clock trip
down tho river and left 25 minutes late
with only forty pounds OF steam on. The
trip down was n long, slow one and the
boat did not reach the Point until IL
o'clock.
The funeral OF James M. Lincoln was
held yesterday at tho residence OF his
brother in law, Benjamin II. Davis, Rev.
Joseph J. woolloy officiating. The re-