Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-13
TERSE TRIBuNEITES.
Breezy ParagraDhs Picked Up Every
where bv Ubiquitous REPORTERS.

where bv Ubiquit0us REPORTERS.
The garden hose fend is now enjoying
his inning.
George J. Stoecker is in Boston for few
days on business.
Three weeks from today the glorious
Fourth will be with US.
Tomorrow evening st. Mary's festival
and entertainment opens.
Daniel w. Ashton will start Saturday for
the Pennsylvania coal regions.
Mrs. }. Murray Marshall OF Wine hester,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Lieut.. Edwards.
Miss Sadie Duxbury OF Lonsdale has
been engaged as soprano at Trinity
Church.
John McAloon has been presented with
a handsome gold chain and charm by a
number OF his friends.
STower Post held an open meeting last
evening. One candidate was elected and
one proposition received.
This evening at the meeting OF Roger
Williams Council, A. o. d., the nomiDa-
tion OF officers Will take place.
John p. Farnsworth and family will
occupy the estate OF Jacob Dunnell, Jr.,
on Prospect street, for the Summer.
June being the month In the Catholic
Church, devoted TO the Most Sacred Heart,
II will be observed with special devotions.
The Blackstone Valley Game Associ-
L.. all 10 I'M mt
the rooms OF the association In this city.
Jesse Linton left yesterday with Reeves
American Band for Lake Chautauqua, n.
Y. Mr.. Linton Is an excellent cornetist.
Col. Henry Il. Tiepke is at Chicago and
will remain week. tie IS In attendance
at the National Republican League Con-
vention.
Enterprise Lodge OF Odd Fellows Sun
day attended the Embury NJ. f. Church at
Central Falls, and listened to a discourse
by Rev. J. A. l.. Rich.
DO you enjoy good meal9 IL so go to
the restaurant of $. b. Havens 81 Co.,
where everything in It's season is served
I'm the best possible manner.
A setter dog ran into the house OF
Thomas Batter at Donnybrook Sunday,
and as II appeared to be suffering with
the rabies, 1t was shot by Dog Officer
Lawrence.
o. f. Smith, better known as "Mup
Smith the star center of the Brockton
polo team, has been In town for the past
few days on visit to "Mike" Curley,
the Kangaroo's goal tender.
The Summer timetable on the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad
went into effect today. The new five hour
train between New York and Boston will
not go on until Monday, June 20, when
the White mountain express will also
make its first trip.
A ladies pocketbook, containing some
money and papers which are of value
only to the owner, together with several
bicycle coupons, was lost on the $3.50 train
from Providence last Thursday evening.
The finder will be rewarded by return
ing the same to the TRIBUNE Office.
The strawberry festival by the ladies OF
st. Mary's parish to be holden in the
school hall on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings will be the attraction of the
season. A beautiful programme OF music
and tsbleaux of royal scenes has been ar
ranged for each evening. Don't fail to
attend.
The following are the feasts In the cal
endar OF the Catholic Church for this
week; Today, st. Anthony OF Padua, con-
fessor; tomorrow, st. Basil, the great
bishop and confessor; Thursday, blessed
Germaine Consin; Friday, st. John Fran
els Regis, confessor; Saturday, SITS.
Nicapden and Marcian, martyrs.
There were rumors on the streets Sum
day afternoon that woman residing on
on Sterry street had been literally carved
in pieces by her husband. Investigation
by Officer Sword proved the falsity OF the
statement. The woman referred to ap'
peared to be all right and informed the
officer that when she wanted him she
would send for him.