Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-19
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Rraezv Paragranhs Picked Up Every
where bv Ubiouitous Reporters.


'Goin' TO the circus?"
Jefferson avenue is being improved.
The Interstate line did big business
yesterday. Every car was crowded.
The Woodbine- Brown Freshmen game
was postponed on account of the rain.
An original widows pension has been
granted Margaret Mahoney OF Rhode ISL
and.
Rev. It. p. Elliot has been appointed
pastor of the newly formed parish of st.
Mary's, Mansfield.
Thomas +. Meeban left last evening for
Glen Island, N. ", where he has accepted
lucrative position.
That new armory ought to be completed
before Fall rand therefore work should
commence Immediately.
Rev. T. j. Laughrap has been trans.
ferred from.St. Peter & Pauls, Fall River,
to st. Teresa's, Providence.
Children's Sunday was observed at the
Universalist Church yesterday morning.
Five children were baptised.
A special meeting OF the Fairlawn I'm
provement Society will be held this even
ing In the new hall on Rufus street.
The seventh anniversary OF the death of
Bishop HeDdricken was commemorated
by a Pontifical Requim mass at the Cathe-
dral Saturday.
Although the weather was little cooler
yesterday than that which was scheduled
yet the boats of the Pawtucket Steamboat
Company were well patronized.
The following Pawtucket people were
registered at New York hotels during
the past week; q. N. Burte, b. c. Hoyt
and wife, J. OFT and Il. N. Orswell.
Michael Jordan pleaded not guilty Sat.
urday afternoon to charge of keeping
liquor for sale without a license and gave
bonds for his appearance for trial Thurs
day.
Next Saturday the Hopes will cross
bats with the Woodbines on the Dexter
street grounds. A. returA game will be
played at Adelaide Park on the following
Saturday.
The base ball club of Eureka lodge, No.
8, X. of p, would like to arrange a game
next Saturday with some strong team.
Address r. II. Lee, manager, No. 10 Ham
ilton street.
Past Grand Captain j. +. Leahy of
Camp A. X. Tilton, s. OF v, viii 60 to the
Worlds Fair on Telegram ticket, having
20,770 votes, three times as many as his
nearest competitor.
The pillar OF the church will pretend to
be bored when he starts for the circus
with his family this evening, but 10 to
he Is more delighted with the prospect of
seeing the sawdust rings than the chill
dIen.
At the meeting of Delaney Council, K.
C., Wednesday evening five candidates
will be admitted to the first ana second
degrees and action taken on the invita-
tion to act as an escort to Cardinal Glib
bons July2.
A good many small boys were missing
from home Saturday night and yesterday,
but no one felt uneasy about their absence
as all knew they had gone to Providence
to "see the circus come in" an attraction
they cannot resist.
The Infanta Eulalia is expected at New
port this week to view the ruins OF the
old stone mill. Our city fathers might in
vite Her Royal Highness to visit Paw
tucket and see some our beautiful and
picturesque ruins-the City Hall for In
stance.
The funeral OF David Augustus Arnold
took place this morning at II O'Clock at
Norton, Mass, where he resided for
years. Services were conducted at his
late residence 81 Garden street yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock and the remains
taken to Norton today.
Michael Sullivan, formerly clerk at the
Electric on East avenue, has associated
himself with brother in the manufacture
OF a furniture polish at 81 Harrison street,
this city. 1t Is something new in that
line, and Mr.. Sullivan is at present en-
gagged In putting 1t on the market.
The feasts on the calendar Of the Cath.
Ollie Church for this week are: Today,
st. Juliana Falconieri, virgin; tomorrow,
st. silverius, pope and martyr; wednes-
day, st. Aioysius Gonzaga, confessor;
Thursday, st. Alban, martyr, Friday. st.
Etheldreda, virgin and abbess; Saturday,
Nativity OF st. John Baptist.