Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-25
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island; Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Officer Tompkins is i'll.
This is the first OF dog days.
The Misses O'Leary are at Newport for
a week.
Pawtucket Branch, &. X. OF A., meets
tonight.
Bernard +. Lennon and wife are at
Sandwich.
City Treasurer Bates and family spent
Sunday at Nantucket.
Remember that there is no 7;l5 trip
down the river now.
A good deal OF money changed hands on
the Berkeley-Star game.
The turnout on Main street, near the
Slater mills, is completed.
Officer White began his vacation today.
lie will practice base ball.
The Salems have won twelve out of the
last eighteen games played.
We now have very good electric car ser
vice. The bloomers are all running.
There will be a meeting OF the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society this evening.
The Comets OF Central Falls were de-
feated Saturday by the Rumfords 9 to 8.
Lieut.. Getchell OF the United States
navy and his family are visiting in this
city.
Willis Tohie and Willie Roberts left to-
day for two weeks stay at Bullock's
Point.
James Callahan was yesterday sentenced
to six months on the State Farm as a
The Diamonds will visit Statewide next
and cross bats with the nine OF
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ide of this city
are visiting Mrs. q. II. Fuller at Shawo-
met Beach.
Henry j. Lyrh OF Lynd q Murphy left
today for Old Orchard Beach for a two
weeks stay.
Daniel Horton has resigned as a con-
ductor on the Pawtucket and Providence
street car line.
The Pawtucket team will play at Port.
land today and tomorrow and will prob
ably disbsnd then.
Miss Annie Casey OF Pawtucket avenue,
who has been in Newport the past week,
home yesterday.
Mrs. W. ii. Glidden and daughter and
Miss Alice Haslam OF Central Falls have
gone to Newport for n month.
Lily Dugsn, girl about II years OF age
and residing on Main street, was bitten
by dog yesterday while at play.
Misses Nellie and Mary Finn and the
Misses Tracy, all OF Lonsdale, will go to
Block Island tomorrow for two weeks.
William p. Moroney and family are at
Sandwich. His son, DR.. Moroney OF Bos-
ton, with his wife, is Summering there.
The employees of the X. Bliss Manufac-
turing Company went to Stump Hill Sat-
urday in a party wagon and enjoyed
picnic.
Next Saturday the annual compliment
tary excursion OF the Conant Thread
Company will be held to Nantasket
Beach.
The Woodbines were defeated by the
Centrals OF Providence Saturday % to Z.
The feature was the batting OF Bucklin,
Pender and johnson.
Did you ever notice the fact that OF the
awnings used in this city part are
marked "Pease maker" and part are
marked "Payne maker?"
The Pawtuckets lost two games TO the
Lewistons Saturday by scores of 16 to 4
and II to /. Salem had a snap and the
700 spectators got tired.
The parties from this city who had made
arrangements to go to Block Island will
not be frightened into not going by the ex-
aggerated small pox reports.
William w. Lindsley, clerk for the Paw
tucket Street Railway Company, left the
city Saturday for three weeks vacation
in Maine and New IIamsphire.
The newly organized Lonsdale water
polo club played practice game in Scott's
pond Saturday. They may meet the Met
ropole team in Lonsdale, August 9Th.
Among those prominently named for
election rs trustee OF the Public Library to
succeed George II. Fales are Rev. J. B.
Jordan, T.. A. Perrin and J. l.. jerks.
The steamer Mount Hope OF the Fall
River and Providence line still continues
TO make regular trips Tuesdays and Satur-
days to Block Island from Providence.
Martin ii. Leavens is to occupy the
Sisson estate, corner OF Main and Garden
streets, that was recently purchased by
Lyons Delany. lie will take possession
August lst.
A Western Union telegraph lineman fell
from a ladder while cutting limb of OF
a tree on the line OF the Interstate road
Saturday and was seriously injured. lie
was taken TO the Rhode Island Hospital.
There are some daring boy swimmers in
this city and they can be seen all along
the river any Sunday. Yesterday several
were seen To jump from the highest point
on the elevator at Dunnelrs wharf and bob
up serenely out OF the water.
The sixth annual excursion OF the Lor-
raine Social Club by steamer Planet 10
Newport Saturday was n success. A stop
was made at Rocky Point. The COM
mittee were: Daniel Everly, Henry Car
penter, John Easten, Andrew Forester,
James Connell, Edgar Farnoll and John