Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-21
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Rraezv Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS reporters.
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 meet the Lonsdales tomor-
row.
The "Hay Cart" will be "shaken up"
this evening.
The Board of License Commissioners
viii meet this evening.
John Chace OF No. fire station is con-
fined to his home with illness.
Tuesday evening the veteran fire fight
ers will enjoy moonlight sail down the
river.
The annual outing Of the First Baptist
Sunday School yesterday was a very en-
joyable affair.
There Will be meeting of the Veteran
Firemen's Association this evening and a
trial OF the "Hay Cart"
Pythian day, next Tuesday, will be a
big event this year down the bay. The
local lodges will take part.
Some designing person may put
shawl strap around our City Hall and
carry It off some dark night.
The "dead man" has been moved from
In front OF the Benedict House to near
the corner OF the J. II. Clark building.
Mrs. John Dorsey OF Worcester and
Mrs. Della Reagan Of Olneyyille were
visiting relatives in this city yesterday.
uThe installation Of officers Of Division
Z, A. o. H., which was postponed last
Friday evening will take place this even
ing.
Chief Perry and Captain Rice are at
Amnawomscott today attending the re-
union of the 1st Regimental Veteran
Association, II. l. M.
Tomorrow the Pyth,an team will go to
Wexford and Tuesday will meet the Elm
woods down the river for the secret So
ciety championship.
The Fairlawn Improvement Society Is
bound to furnish amusement for the peo-
pie and will hold picnic tomorrow even
Ing at Fairlawn Park.
Eugene O'Connor of Boston will um-
pire the game OF base ball between the
Eureka and Elmwood Pythian teams
down the bay Tuesday.
The police might as well go ahead and
take their vacations as II is not likely the
city fathers will meet again before August
and a week vacation is better than none.
The corner of Main street and Park
place is a very dangerous place to have an
accident happen and the contractor In
charge Of the Job should take every pre-
caution.
Tomorrow the Natick base ball team
will visit this city and meet the Wood
bines on the Dexter street grounds. 1t
VIII be q very closely contested and ex-
citing game.
Tomorrow afternoon the members of
the city council and few other invited
guests will visit the Daggett farm and
inspect It. This Is one of the locations
talked Of as public park.
This evening st. Joseph's Temperance
Society will make a moonlight excursion
down the bay. It will be one of the most
enjoyable affairs of the season and good
time Is assured all who attend.
George viau, a salesman In the employ
of the Pawtucket Furniture Company, has
gone to the Worlds Fair. After seeing
everything Of importance there he will go
to Canada for visit to relatives.
The Moosup, Conn.,, base ball team
would like to arrange game either with
the Woodbines or Stars. The Moosup
team is very strong one. The managers
address is, A. b. Smith, box 292, Moosup,
Conn.
A meeting for the permanent organixa-
tion of the Pawtucket Teamsters Union
will be held this evening at Gaelic Hall,
100 Main street, at 8 O'Clock. All team
sters are earnestly requested to be present
and by singing may become charter men,
bers.
Rev. Fathers Thomas J. Gillian and
Charles Little Of this city and v. @. Bag
gott OF Providence are expected to arrive
at New York tomorrow from Queenstown
on the Etruria. A reception will be ten
dered In Father Gillan's honor at his
mothers home on Main street.
The funeral Of Miss Marietta Wilcox, 4
years age, took place this afternoon at 2
O'Clock from her mothers residence on
Walcott street. She was q daughter of
the late Charles Wilcox and was q gradu-
ate OF the Grove street grammar school.
sho was to have entered the High School
next term. Last Easter she was confirmed
in the Universaiist Church, being the
Youngest member. She was we'll known
and highly respected for one so young
and all regret her early demise.