Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-24
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Persons leaving the city for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
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lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
st. Johns Day.
"After the storm Is over" etc.
A cool proceeding-A frigid wave.
Michael J. Larissey started for the
Emerald Isle today.
The Woodbines meet the Hopes and the
Pythian team the Comets today.
The graduating class of the grammer
schools this year had 90 members.
Fred worger, engineer OF Hose Com
pany No. !, LIS the father Of a bouncing
boy.
A burst water pipe did considsrab BILE
damage at Mulligan Bros. store Thursday
night.
The members OF the East Side Checker
Club will enjoy another clam bake to-
morrow.
Owen German, Sr., and daughter Of
Sterry street sailed Thursday afternoon
on the Nebraska for Europe.
The races of the Providence Riding
Club will take place Monday on the Paw.
tucket Driving Track. Admission free.
Every lady attending Lothrop's Opera
House on Monday evening will be given
an excellent photograph Of Prof. Bristol's
beautiful horses.
Mary Desrosiers, who was taken In by
the police yesterday, as II was thought she
was deranged, was given her liberty last
evening and sent to her home.
All OF the features OF class day at Brown
will be carried out today, II fair weather
permits. This OF course, includes the
promenade concert In the evening.
Providence is to have quite a celebra-
tion July 4th which includes two parades.
The military parade will be at O'Clock
and trades procession at 2 O'Clock.
1t has been reported to the police that
John McGeougb, II years old, whose
home Is at So Bergen street, Providence,
has been missing since the 10th inst.
Just one year ago Thursday night while
Mayor Carroll was at Chicago acting
Mayor Davis appointed the ten policemen
over which they was so much trouble.
Andrew Rockford, brother OF Officer
Rockford, who was injured while coup
ling cars at Providence few days ago, Is
improving rapidly at the Rhode Island
Hospital.
James O'Neill has opened a book and |
stationery store at % High street where
The public can find a complete line OF sta
tionery and all the standard feditions of |
literature.
The new five-h hour trains between New
York and Boston will be started next
Monday. The schedule time Is four hours
and forty minutes, thus allowing some
thing for delays,
william Bloomfield, father of Rev.
George f. Bloomfield, died at his home on
Spring street yesterday morning. His
funeral will take place Monday at O'Clock
from Park Place Church.
The advantages Of boat racing was
made evident yesterday when the hurdle
and bicycle races had to be postponed on
account Of heavy track, but the track
for the ragatta was all right.
Lovers OF good dinner can Ind all the
delicacies OF the season at the Main street
restaurant Of 8. B. Havens q Co. All or.
ders for Ice cream attended to promptly
and delivered at short notice.
Superintendent Of Water Works Edwin
Darling has probably the largest rose gar.
den OF any individual in the city. At the
present time he has 85 bushes and on
them are probably 900 blossoms.
A Pswtucket woman is reported 10 have
secured one Of the "reform" short skirts
which Boston ladies are affecting, with
the intention Of wearing 1t in public. Its
appearance will be waited with curiosity.
Two hundred and fifty-seven years ago
yesterday Roger Williams landed on a
rock down near the "Red Bridge" but II
he had known that after so long q time
the Union Railroad Company OF Provi.
dence would spell mis- name "Rodger" he
would have come up the river farther and
probably landed on "seal Rock" as the
people Of Pawtucket can spell Roger
Wit ht hout half trvin0