Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-15
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked UP Everv
where bV Ubiquitous Reporters.

where bv Ubiquitous Reporters.
Thomas Massey will soon sail for Eng
land TO remain.
Rev. Father Boland lof Manville is
visiting Rev. Father Provost OF Fall River.
The ice man now calls every morning
at the home OF the coal man and does him
mp.
Charlie Bassett is still nursing his sore
finger and Alvord is covering third base
for the Grays.
John c. Dyer, the veteran newspaper
man, is In a dying condition at his home
In Providence.
supper and entertainment was given
at the meeting OF Pawtucket Lodge, n. +.
o. r., last evening.
formance at Lotbrop's Grand Opera House
last night in body.
The 2Sth annual reunion OF the 9TH
Massachusetts Veteran Volunteers was
held at Crescent Park today.
Contractor Smith should follow the ex-
ample OF other men who employ cerpen-
ters and give his men ten hours pay.
Il. 8. Binford has several estates TO sell
in various portions OF the city. Inves-
tors should consult his advertisement in
this issue.
The Inter-Nos Society connected with
May Temple, No. 2, =. s., will meet at
Sister Occleston's, 30 South street, this
afternoon and evening.
Next Sunday the Pawtucket Steamboat
Company will make an additional trip
down the river, and the last boat will leave
Crescent Park for home at 6.15
Parties looking for investments In real
estate should cons suit the advertisement
OF f. Leonard. lie has several lots to sell
In locality that is rapidly growing.
The "Hay Cart" will be given trial to-
morrow evening. 1t is expected good
showing will be made as Alderman
O'Reilly Is to have his black cat there.
The new five-hou trains between New
York and Boston will consist OF vestibuled
parlor and buffet smoking cars. A dining
room car will be put In service later on.
The regatta to be held by the Pawtuck-
ct Boat Club is just what Is wanted to
wake up the people OF the city. The
place is "dead TO the world" with no ball
team.
The international Epworth League con-
vention will be held at Cleveland, o., from
June 20 to July2. A special New England
train for delegates will leave Boston on
Wednesday, June rs.
Confirmation was administered to about
300 children at st. Mary's Church, In
Taunton, Sunday, by Bishop Harkins of
Providence. lie delivered an eloquent
sermon at the 10 o'clock mass on charity.
Frederic Bates yesterday afternoon en-
tertained His Honor the Mayor, members
OF the Board OF Aldermen, members OF the
Common Council and few personal
friends with a collation. in the grove on
his estate in rear OF Walcutt street.
At the meeting OF the School Committee
Tuesday night Superintendent Fisher
called the attention OF the committee to
the fact that the Greene street school was
overcrowded and that two more rooms will
have to be opened In the Summit street
school In September.
This morning the steamer Planet left
this city at s o'clock we'll loaded with the
members OF the Norwegian Society OF this
city bound for Newport to attend the re-
ception to the crew of the Viking ship. A
stop was made at Providence and the re-
turn trip will be by moonlight.
Today st. Xavier's young women s
academy OF Providence celebrated its 41st
annual commencement at the Tyler
School. The exercises began at 2:3C
o'clock. Graduating honors were con-
ferred on the following young women
Misses Mary Clark, Mary Mcdonald,
Katie Cook, Rebecca McKenns, Annie
Goodwin, Ida Conway, Annie McKenna,
Cassie Doyle, Nora Coleman, Lena Me-
CURE, Lulu Dwyer and Katie O'Neil.