Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-20
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Rraaxv Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS reporters.
Charles Boxer has accepted position at
Watch Hill.
Bernard Flanagan Of Pawtucket avenue.
Papa. Bouncing boy. Cigars.
A garden party viii be held at the Dun
nell homestead Tn ursday afternoon.
Cardinal Gibbons will preach at the last
mass at the cathedral Sunday, July2.
Some enemy OF the bootblack has In
vented machine for polishing shoes.
Secretary OF State George II. Utter and
family have gone to the Worlds Fair.
Strawberries are now on the market
from Behoboth, Seekonk, Dighton and
Swansea.
The grammar school graduating exer-
cises Will take place at Music Hall Friday
afternoon.
The Hon. Henry b. Metcslf and family
are occupying their Summer house at An
nawomscutt.
Adolphus K. Davis and family have re-
moved to their cottage at Bullock's Point
for the season.
Detective Swan is 81 years old, but II he
had half chance he would have got his
man yesterday.
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the station from owners of cherry trees
to the effect that thieves are about.
The festive firecracker now appears In
the show windows of stores and the small
boy speculates on how many he will get.
The "Gaspees" expect to win first prize
at the muster at Worcester August II.
Just wait until the "Hay Cart" gets after
them.
The stockholders Of the Grays will meet
tomorrow evening to decide how to dis
pose OF or improve their star aggregation
of misfits.
1t takes man with great moral cour-
age to wear last years straw hat. 1t is
evident that many people In Pawtucket
have great moral courage.
The class of '94 OF the Pawtucket High
School Will have class supper at Hayens'
"nile green" Thursday evening. 1t will
be a very pleasant gathering.
A special meeting of Camp A. X. Tilton
8. of ", will be held tomorrow evening
to consider the matter of equipping the
camp as dismounted cavalry.
A bicycle rider passed through here yes
terday afternoon on relay bicycle race
to Boston (which point he expected to
reach at $40. He was fairly flying.
Yesterday work was begun on the
George Gardiner estate on East avenue
clearing away distractions so as to facili-
tate widening. Surveyors are at work de-
fning the lines.
Appley will not enjoy the distinction
OF rowing all the way to the Worlds Fair
as he went from Albany to Buffalo by rail,
not being able to get through the canal.
He started out on Lake Fire Sunday after
noon.
PollceJustice Tighe of Brooklyn does
not believe in giving foreign visiters
the freedom of the city, but rather
thought cell was big enough for the vik-
ing crew. Captain Anderson and his
men will return with very poor opinion
of the City Of Churches.
Eureka Lodge, K. of p, will entertain
Oriental Lodge of Providence this even.
ing. The visitors will be escorted from
the depot to the lodge room by the local
lodge and Union division, uniform rank,
the members OF the latter organization
having been ordered to report In full uni
form at Z 80 O'Clock.
A wag noti,ing white bull dog under
one of the many lunch wagons last night
said, "There you see gentlemen, under the
wagon Is the frankfort In the raw mate
rial. On account Of lots OF people being
out OF town attending the circus this
night lunch man provided himself with
an extra supply and chained the aforesaid
supply under the wagon"
Last evening at roll call Sergeant Nick
erson read description of the men who
assaulted Detective Swan Of Providence
them to keep their eyes open for them.
Their descriptions are as follows: First
man, 30 or IS years old, feet inches in
height, weighs $50 to 100 pounds, blue
suit with single breasted sack coat, derby
hata nd sandy moustache. The descrip-
tion Of the second man is, 40 years old,
feet 10 inches In height, weighs about
ITO pounds, dressed In dark suit with
Prince Albert coat, derby hat and sandy
moustache.