Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-06
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.

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 vacation season is now developing
rapidly.
The students base ball club should now
be reorganized.
II you really want man to keep cool,
don't tell him to.
Farmers are now making hay and
money at the same time.
Hugh J. Lee and party OF friends have
returned from the Worlds Fair.
Rev. Alexander McGregor and wife
have returned from q visit to f. A. Bar
ker.
The postponed meeting of Eureka
Lodge, X. OF p, will be held this even
ing.
Misses May and Hannah Darling,
daughters OF Edwin Darling, are at the
Worlds Fair.
Lyman NJ. Darling, son OF Edwin Dar-
ling, is visiting his uncle, A. q. Morse OF
southbridge, Mass.
Six trips a day are now made by the
Pawtucket Steamb mboat Company's steam
ers to the shore resorts.
Jeremiah Murphy and Owen Clark have
returned from the Grand Seminary,
Montreal, to spend the Summer vacation.
The sixth annual field day of the Sons
OF Veterans of Rhode Island held at Prov
idence Tuesday was very pleasant AFFAIR.
Men with gray or blue eyes are usually
| better marksmen than those with dark
eyes. Cupid is supposed to have blue
eyes.
Improvement Is the order of the day.
Main street is being ploughed mp prepara-
tory to being block paved from Elm to
School streets on the East side.
On invitation of Manager Smith the
members of the Veteran Firemen's Asso-
citation will attend Lothrop's Opera House
tomorrow evening In full uniform.
Daniel f. Stanley, for twenty-three
at Woodlawn, has been presented with a
gold watch and chain by the arm.
Conductor Howard Wall OF the
Pawtucket Street Railway Com
pany has been presented with hand
some easy chair by his fellow conductors.
Frank II. Curry had quite party as
sisting him getting In hay yesterday at
ternoon. Some of them spent their time
In telling how TO do 1t rather than work
ing.
An axe once used by William e. Glad
stone will shortly be exhibited In the for
estry building at the Worlds Fair. The
immortal George on the cherry tree ought
to be there to.
SO many weddings occurred In this city
during the month of June that there Is q
decided inclination among the new bene-
diets to form an organization called "The
unfortunates Of June, 49,"
Miss Emma Hamlin of Lexington
Mass, daughter Of DR.. Cyrus Hamlin
founder OF Roberts College, Constantl'
nople, has been visiting her friend, Mrs
A. II. Stratton, in this city.
The fire yesterday morning is abundant
! proof that fire station IL needed at Fair.
lawn. That section has been wonderful,
built up within q year, and all Of tn,
buildings are wooden structures.
Fred q. Perry's horse took q ru,
and brought up against an cleo
trio light pole in front OF the r. d. Masol
Dye Works about 8. O'Clock last evening
The wagon was somewhat damaged.
Another case of "Didn't know 1t wa
loaded" was seen at the police station
yesterday. An officer was handling on
Of the revolvers captured on the Fourt
when 1t went OF, but was luckily points
towards the floor.
One OF the twelve nremen who wen
down with the falling floors of the Emer
= son building yesterday morning said
"Any one of us would have bet f1 ,O(
while we were falling that we would nc
escape DEATH" John Badkin and Thoms
, Mooney OF Station Q were pinned undt
falling timbers and crawled out OF q
aperture that none but deperate me
could. Badkin got a cut on the forehead
We. Guertin has shown . great de-
OF enterprise since he purchased the ha
dressing rooms corner OF Main street an
Park place. He started one year ago wit
6 one chair aud is now:using four which
hardly enough for his fast increasin
e patronage. william Riley, formerly wit
James Riley OF North Main street, has AZ
t cepted a position there. He IL nr
workman as all the others Mr.. Gusrtl
employs.