Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-01
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May day.
Cherry trees are blossoming.
Beck beer is getting overripe.
Who Is to be queen OF the May?
Flags OF all nations--paving stones.
Deshler III. Stearns is home from Cana
da.
Oyster openers are seeking new open
iDgs.
John McAlevy Is In New York on bust.
ness.
Winter has the grip on Spring and won't
let go.
"Ticket OF Leave Man" at the opera
house tonight.
Pensions for Rhode Islanders-O Original,
John Carr, Caleb Williams.
Union Division, K. of p, will hold q
drill meeting this evening.
The monthly meeting Of the business
men will be held this evening.
May devotions will be held In st.
Marys Church Wednesday evening.
Miss Martha Anderson of Central VIII
lage, Conn.,, is visiting relatives In this
city.
The annual meeting of the Pleasant
View Baptist Church will be held this
evening.
The whitewashers and paper hangers
have cards out which read: "Tnis Is nv
busy cay"
The unusual sight of a messenger boy
on oicvcle was seen on Main street the
other day.
DR.. Kelliher has made extensive and
handsome improvements on his East size
residence.
A meeting OF the Regis Society con-
nected with st. Joseph's parish will be
held this evening.
Roundsmsn Sweet found a little girl
astray on the streets last night. Her home
was in Central Falls.
Thomas Dalton, formerly clerk at the
Boston Store but now OF Boston, was visit
ing friends In this city yesterday.
There have been several narrow escapes
at the woodlawn depot of late caused by
trains pulling into the depot before the
other had left.
The annual ball OF the Irvings takes
place in the assembly rooms this evening
and 1t promises to be one of the social
events OF the season.
There was no game on the Dexter street
grounds Saturday afternoon, as the Attle-
boro team failed to put in an appearance
to play the woodbines.
Tomorrow is the date set for the trial of
Warden James p. Mcvay and John p.
Smith for alleged violations of the ballot
reform law In the Second Ward.
William Merraw, the lad who was ar
rested for larceny Saturday by Detective
Haberlin, was released In the evening, his
father paying the amount of the thefts.
"I wish" said the embarrassed looking
man who had tried to dance, "that IL
wasn't so hard to catch train at the de-
pot and so hard to miss 1t in ball ROOM"
Saturday was the last day for dog own
ers to obtain a license for their canine
pets without paying double price-and as
usual, the great majority of them had
waited till the last moment.
His Honor the Mayor and the commit.
tee on police with Chief Perry, went to
Boston Saturday to inspect the police sig
nal system OF that city, with a view of
making some improvement In that line in
this city.
John L. Cattansch OF this city has chsl-
lenged Ed Smith OF Denver, Col, to fight
for the largest purse that will be offered
by any club In the country. Cattanacb 10
confident that he can defeat Smith and
has friends who will endorse this opinion
with their funds. II he falls to make this
match with Smith he will challenge Billy
Woods OF Denver OF Pete Maher.
The following are the feasts In the
calendar OF the Catholic Church for this
week: Today, 80. Philip and James,
apostles; tomorrow, st. Athanssius,
patriarch and doctor; Wednesday, Find
ing OF the Holy Cross; Thursday, st.
Monica, widow; Friday, st. Plus W, pope
and confessor; Saturday, st. John before