Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-28

James ORielly, a veteran of the Re-
bellion, died at his home ON John street,
Valley Falls, Yesterday morning. Ballou
Post, No. IL, a. A. r., will attend the
funeral.
Charles Stewart has opened q Job print
ing Office at the corner of Waldo street
and Pawtucket avepue. lie also keeps q
news store and the TRIBUNE is always on
sale there.
to get receding street car either In In q
desperate hurry to reach home, or else he
Is 30 cold blooded that he never is both
cred by the heat.
A big improvement is being made at the
Bullock's Point wharf. A high railing is
being built that will prevent unnecessary
crowding and thus make no danger possi-
BILE in boarding steamers.
Hundreds of people from this city are at
Rocky Point today to see. the sports at the
annual State excursion OF the Gamma
Gael Association OF the State. There were
a ball game and military drill.
Yesterday afternoon about 8 O'Clock q
soda delivery wagon driven by James
Lodge got two wheels badly damaged by
getting caught in the horse car track on
Main street at the foot OF Park Place.
Cigar smokers might get some food for
thought out OF the fact that they pay q
extra pound for the tobacco they use 20
as to protect the tobacco growers and as
sist them to get rich raising the weed.
Colonel Thomas M. Sweetland Of this
city will leave for Helena, Montana, next
week, as a delegate OF the Rhode Island
Division, y. OF ", to the National En-
campment OF the order to be held In that
city.
This evening the committee from De.
lany Council, X. OF g., who are making
arrangements to go to New Haven, Colum-
bus Day, will 60 to Providence and con-
fer with committees from Tyler and La
Sale Councils.
A. X. Tilton Camp, 3. OF ", and friends
will take the 2:l5 y. IN. boat Saturday for
their annual excursion to Crescent Park.
There will be a game OF base ball between
mines representing the camp and Fullers'
jewelry shop.
Now that the wine clerks have chal-
lenged any and all teams In the city every
amateur club is trying to get on game.
The Cottage Hills say they are ready to
meet them at any time. Address J. 3.
Holland, IS Highland street.
John c. Card, who hurt his knee at the
masquerade ball OF A. X. Tilton Camp
last Winter, is rapidly improving. The
brothers OF the camp together with his
many friends unite In wishing him CON-
plete and speedy restoration to health.
The date OF the excursion of the st.
Mary's Temperance Society has boen
changed from August 10 to Saturday,
August 13. The destination is Crescent
Park. Tickets are now for sale by the
members, which are good any day during
the entire season.
Last evening a regular meeting OF the
Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine Society
was held in the parochial school hall.
There was large attendance, and the lit
erary work begun some time ago was con-
tinued. A well prepared essay, entitled,
"What the Church Has Done for Letters"
was read by Daniel McAlioe.
On Sunday next, July 81, there is to be
a special trip from Providence, Pawtucket
and Attleboro, by express train to Nam
tasket Beach, for which tickets are now
on sale at sl.25 each. On this occasion
many novel and interesting features will
characterize the entertainment provided
at the Beach, which Is well worth the
trouble and expense OF the journey
thither. Don't miss IL.