Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-18
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Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
The Stars will play the Lonsdales satur-
day.
There will be an opening Of the "Dia.
mond" at 10l Pawtucket avenue this
evening.
Silence Is indeed golden when II has to
be bought.
1t Is said that Pswtucket girls are good
swimmers.
The work on East avenue is progress
Ing rapidly.
The woodbines should challenge the
Providence nine.
Thunder storms have been few and for
between this Summer.
Clambakes seem to be more dangerous
than usual this season.
James c. Bogers and william Butler are
visiting friends In New York.
The time for sending In proposals for
the new armory expired today.
Some OF our police officers appear wear
Ing pretty fancy vests this hot season.
The Union Railroad company has
"taken a tumble" and put on bloomers.
Mrs. John Hughes died at her residence
on Park street, Pleasant View, this morn
ing.
Miss Agnes Curran OF Central Falls left
today for Block Island to enjoy a much
needed rest
A meeting Of the Board OF Governors
OF the Pawtucket Boat Club will be held
this evening.
EGeorge w. Bullock OF this city and Miss
Anna Trip Of Pontiac have filed marriage
Intentions.
On the orchard lot on George street last
night the Clippers came out ahead by the
score OF to3.
The faith cure was recently tried on a
sick horse at Pittsheld, Mass, and the
animal died disgusted.
The base ball cranks of Providence have
not had 30 many grandmothers die since
the Grays began to lose.
The only trouble about silver with the
average individual is that there is not
enoukh b OF II lying around loose.
John Hill threatened to Jump into the
river from the Exchange street bridge
last evening and was arrested by the po-
lice.
Another lodge OF the order OF knights
OF Pythians Is to be established here and
will be composed Of French citizens en-
tirely.
1t is interesting and somewha disquiet-
Ing to note how much more Identification
II takes to cash check than II does to
get lynched.
Wonder II the visitors at the Worlds
Fair ever look at the feet of Chicago dam
sells to see II the reports concerning their
size are true.
The fellow whose regular Summer LOT Is
to work while others loaf and recreate has
chosen the best resort II he can only keep
cool within himself.
st. Paul's Guild and Sunday school
made an excursion to Rocky Point and
Prudence Island on one OF the Pawtucket
steamers today leaving at 8 o'clock.
Misses Belle Dewire, Leigh Maynard,
Della McManus and Rose Mcclure of
Miss Cheetham's millinery parlors are en-
joying their vacation at Cohssset Beach.
The French Canadians are busy today
entertaining Hon. Honore Mercier. The
ex-Premier arrived at Providence at $3.50
o'clock. J. b. q. Brazeau of this city Is a
member OF the committee on reception.
The Garfield Club Is going down the
river some day this Summer probably and
1t Is expected the steam launch "Wave"
will be large enough to accommodate the
members, judging from the last gathering.
The people OF the city who admire the
amateur teams would like to see the
Woodbines and Stars meet and try con-
clusions. Both being lo,al teams the
interest that would be created would be
more than usual.
Frank Small, who only few days ago
escaped from the State Workhouse and
was sent back, has again made his appear
ance In this city. He was found drunk,
arrested, and, as he seemed to be suffering
from delirium tremens, was sent to his
home on Darrow street.
The Democratic City Committee met
last evening In the Cottrell block and sp-
pointed q committee consisting of Chair
man Fsrnsworth, Secretrry Corrigan and
Treasurer O'Brien to ARA nge for a clam
bake on Wednesday July 26. The bsk Q
win probably take place on the farm OF
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