Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-22
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Rreazv Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.

where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
Charles K. Harrison has returned from
Chicago.
Michael J. Larlssey will sail for Ireland
Saturday.
Robert Il. Dunbar OF Fall River Is visit
ing friends In this city.
Baby Roger is camping out at the Park
for the Summer months.
George NJ, Miller and Nellie A. McCann
have filed intentions OF marriage.
Lyons Delaney VIII leave tonight for
New York and Philadelphia on business.
One blessing OF the heated term is that
1t is too hot for politicians to do much
talking.
Frank A. Richards OF Valley Falls has
been granted patent on design for a
foot stool.
The Nanep base ball team would like TO
play the Mon Amours on the morning OF
the Fourth.
Pawtucket has this years edition OF
sweet girl graduates OF the Pawtucket
High School.
Owen Clark, who is studying for the
priesthood at Ottawa, Is home on his an
nual vacation.
Saturday is st. Johns Day, day which
is universally celebrated by the French
Canadian people.
J. Frank Moore, Lothrop's press agent,
and wife viii spend the heated term at
Portland, Maine.
Charles A. Maynard, formerly of 30
Country street, Attleboro, has moved his
family In this city.
This evening the class OF '94 of the Paw
tucket High School will enjoy a class
supper at Havens's.
A strawberry festival was held at the
Embury M. K. Church last evening and
It was well attended.
William Welch and sister of Pine street
left for Salem, Mass, yesterday to spend
the Summer with relatives.
Westerly seems to be trying to outdo
Rumford, for from that place comes the
story OF a two headed kitten.
A team belonging to Makin's bakery
lost a wheel In the car track In front of
the Record building this morning.
The graduation exercises of the pupils
OF the Sacred Heart parochial school will
be held In Music Hall this evening.
Miss Clara J. DAILY, who graduated from
Bay veiw Seminary Tuesday, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Francis Keleghan oi
Spring street.
Cards are out for the marriage of James
II. Cooney to Miss Elizabeth O'Brisn, the
ceremony to take place at st. Mary's
Church next Thursday.
Tomorrow is another flag day and this
time the stars and stripes will be raised In
honor OF the landing Of Roger Williams
on Rhode Island soil, 1886.
This afternoon at the Pawtucket Driv-
ing Park the annual meeting of the Prov
idence Riding Club was held and the run
ming and hurdle races were good.
meeting of the machinists will be held
In their hall tomorrow evening when the
election of officers will take place and
several candidates will be initiated.
Last evening clam bake was held at
the residence of Charles Kerns on Paw
tucket avenue and the delicious shell fish
was "done up" In various ways to tickle
the palate of the most fastidious.
The engineer OF the "fiyer" caught
sight Of a lady carrying a red parasol
crossing the tracks at Broad street Just
ahead OF his train Yesterday and thought
1t was danger signal. tThe train was
nearly at standstill before he found out
his mistake.
The usual ordinance relative to bathing
In public places has been promulgated by
posting the same In more or less con-
spicuous places In the town. Westerly
Tribune. What's this? Prohibiting the
use OF water at Westerly and the Tribune
publishing such a noticef
A well attended meeting OF Delaney
Council, Knights Of Columbus, was held
last evening when four candidates were
initiated In the first and second degrees
The Council voted to take part In the ex-
ercises OF laying Of the corner stone of st
Joseph's Hospital In Providence Sunday
afternoon, July 2, and will no doubt max,
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