Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-18
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The Rovers defeated the East Ends yes
terday to 8.
The Y. NJ. c. A. polo team will play the
Gorham tonight.
1t was 5:45 O'Clock when the line was
dismissed yesterday.
Another dry goods store has been added
to Pawtucket's list.
II was long march yesterday and some
OF those in line got tired.
Miss Maggie Shea OF Jewett City, Conn,
10 visiting friends in town.
Tower Corps, w. X. e., will serve clam
chowder Tuesday evening.
w. II. Murray OF Jewett City, Conn, is
| In town on a visit to relatives.
The Y. NJ. e. A., foot ball team will meet
the Berkeley Shamrocks today.
The ladies OF st. Mary's parish will meet
again tomorrow in the school hall.
The decorations on streets and resi-
dences yesterday were very tasteful.
Miss Alice Quinn and Miss Mamie Hack
EFT OF Attlebsro we're in town yesterday.
Lothrop's Grand Opera House was
crowded at every performance yesterday.
The Rovers will meet the w anderers on
the Dexter street grounds this afternoon
Miss Alice o. Neill and Anna Goodwin
| OF Providence are visiting friends in this
city.
The platoon OF police looked fine yes
terday. Better send it to the Worlds
Fair,
Several OF the hats seen In the parade
yesterday were tiles that had seen better
days.
Rev. George E. osgood OF North Attle-
boro preached at st. Paul's Church last
| night.
II was often remarked during the parade
yesterday what a large number OF
bouquets were carried.
The small building has been started on
the move from the corner OF Pawtucket
avenue and Pine street.
Mrs. N. w. Kennedy OF Putnam, Conn,
Is spending few days with MIR. snd Mrs.
Frank 4. Greenslitt.
The funeral OF Charles Blanchard will
take place tomorrow and Eureka Lodge,
K. OF r., will attend.
A base ball game will probably be
played before the polo game between the
newspaper men Friday night.
This evening in Hayens' "white rcom,"
Col. II. E. Tiepke will give supper to the
late Rspu blicsD City Committee.
There Is some question OF which is the
surest sign Of Spring, the appearance OF
bluebirds, wild geese or hand organs.
1t is said that parties In this city will
manage team IN the New England Base
Ball League in Fall River this Summer.
1t is claimed that when the electric rail-
way connects this city and Providence
the trips will be made In twenty minutes.
A woman gave notice at the police sta .
tion yesterday morning that she lost a
valuable gold watch Thursday evening.
Charles Blanchard died Thursday mig ht
OF pneumonia after only few days III
ness. He was 30 years OF age and leaves q
wife and four children.
While the line was forming In Haymar-
ket Square yesterday an old woman wit
a shawl over her head said: "If the band
will play Garry Owen I'll dance it,"
Yesterday afternoon as one OF Bowen
Bros teams was passing through Col
lyer Square the bales Of hay with which 1t
was loaded toppled over and it took the
driver half an hour to reload them.
Michael Sullivan died at his home on
Fairbrother Court last night. He had
been ailing some time, but was out Wed Z.
nesday. He was a well known young man
and formerly worked at the Aumann
House.
Both the Democratic and Republican
conventions will be held today, the
former at s O'Clock in the evening in the
District Court room and the latter at 4
o'clock in the afternoon. The Democratic
delegates will meet at o'clock.
Rev. John Brown, Representative from
Fall River, is going to make an attack on
the deadly cigarette In the Massachusetts, 8
Legislature next Wednesday, and a dude
petition is In circulation asking the Gen.
eral Court to pay no attention to him.