Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-16
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.

Rraaxv Paragraphs Picked Up Evsrv-
where BY UBIQUITOUS reporters.
The ioe man Is king.
/ Two more skeletons found at Riverside.
The "Hay Cart" brakes will be manned
at 7:3o.
J.J. Finnesey OF Boston is In town on q
visit to friends.
C.. L. Powers is the happy father OF a
en.pound boy.
The Rumford curiosity, the four legged
chicken, Is no more. Sad.
When man tries to be good he should
try to be good for something.
Don't forget the matinee at Lothrop's
Opera House tomorrow afternoon.
Ralph Orr of this city has been granted
a patent on thread guide for loom shut
ties.
are not half 80 Eighty as some bank
cashiers.
The heat of yesterday drove the small
boy to the river, but very few informed
their parents Of the fact.
In cemetery adjoining q small town In
Vermont there Is tombstone bearing this
legend: sacred to the memory Of three
twins"
The Consolidated Road will take formal
possession OF the Old Colony July and
the officers and directors are inspecting
the latter line.
All eligible enlisted men Of the Rhode
Island Brigade, militia, are invited to be
present at the shoot OF the Officers Rife
Association and compete for prizes.
A very pleasing strawberry festival was
held Wednesday evening for the benefit
OF the Church OF the Good Shepherd at
the!old engine house on Carnation street
The Inter-No Society connected with
May Temple, Pythian Sisters, enjoved a
very pleasant afternoon and evening at
Sister Occleston's, 80 South street, yester-
day.
A select party of gentlemen will 60 to
Diamond Hill this afternoon In Nichols
wagonette on a fishing excursion. Busi-
ness will be good at the markets this eve-
ming.
John w. Meiklejohn and John II. Cum
mings leave tomorrow for Duluth, Minn.,
to attend the royal convention OF the Or
der OF Scottish Clans. They will also visit
Chicago.
Tomorrow Tower Post, No. II, u. A. r.,
will assist at the dedication of the Mem
orisl Hall at Wakefield. The members OF
the local Post will be the guests of Sedge-
wick Post OF that place.
The Consolidated Traction Company,
the concern that owns a controlling In
terest In the Union and Pawtucket Street
Railway Companies, has secured control of
the Newark, N. ]. road.
The amateur base ball teams of the
insure games for every Saturday and
holiday besides creating spirited rivalry
and developing good players.
The "Hay Cart" will be taken out this
evening by the "boys" and given a
thorough Shaking up" It is expected
tho sohtio tuo uOLLio Will
travel distance of at least 200 feet.
This evening In all Catholic Churches
special services will be held appropriate
for June which is the month devoted to
the most sacred Heart. Benediction OF
the Blessed Sacrament will take place.
| The amateur games for tomorrow are as
as follows: Newports vs.. Hopes at Ade-
laide park; Banner Boys vs.. Slatervilles
Naticks VS.. Wickfords; Brown Freshmen
VS.. Woodbines on the Dexter stree,
grounds.
uAlpheus G. Morse of Providence, con.
sulting architect for the committee Oh
property of the school committee, yester
day morning commenced the work of ex
animation and inspection of the plans
submitted for the new High School.
The adjoining town Is called "Darkes
Lincoln" but the council was enlight
ened enough to appropriate $500 for tn
celebration OF the 4th Of July while Paw
tucket, the shining light Of little Rhody
has barely enough to pay for firing a sa
Lutte and the ringing of bells.
The long drawn out trouble In Compan
A, Second regiment, at Warren, has q
last eliminated In the disbandment @
the company. It was composed of abou
fifty men, and on account Of misunder
standing during the Winter, between tb
commanding officer and the prlvates, sew
enteen were summarily discharged. Cap
Conley at once sent In his resignation.