Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-10
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The Lonsdale nine went to Natick today
to meet the home team.
Monday six Pswtuckst cases will come
up before the Grand Jury.
The annual banquet OF the Garfield
Club will be held this month.
The Y. M. &. A. gymnasium season
closed last night with an entertainment.
The first of the usual Summer drowning
accidents occurred yesterday at Spectacle
pond.
Monday the board OF directors OF the
pawtucket Gas Company will meet to
elect officers.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Cunneen
OF FALL River, sister OF Rev. Father Hurley,
took place today.
The Banner Boys are here this afternoon
and will play the Woodbines on the Dex-
ter street grounds.
Monday the Summer time table OF the
Old Colony division Of the Consolidated
road will go into effect.
Go down the river tomorrow and en-
Joy yourself. The Pawtucket steamers
Will make five trips. See the time table.
A Pawtucket newsboy hit 1t about
right this morning when he went through
the streets yelling, GAN about Lizzie Bor-
den's trials"
Captain Joseph Mullen has been reap
pointed messenger and janitor at the
State House for another year by Secretary
OF State Utter.
Next Thursday at Tyler Hall, Prov'-
dence, the forty-first annual commence
ment OF st. Xavier's Young Ladies'
Academy will be held.
Officer John O'Brien was out the other
day and managed to enjoy a short walk
with the assistance OF pair OF crutches.
The sprain was very severe one.
A number OF the young friends of Harry
Forbes paid him a surprise visit at his
home on School street Wednesday even
ing and a pleasant evening was spent.
John Aaron's challenge to meet any 100
pound man has been accepted by "Billy"
Carpenter OF this city, but the latter cam
not spar for few weeks on account Of an
injured hand.
Miss Louise Curran OF North Attleboro,
who graduated from st. Xavier's Acad-
emy OF Providence last year, Will assist
In the musical part Of the graduating ex-
ercises next Thursday.
At the meeting OF the local lodge of the
international Association OF Machinists
held at Young Irelanders Hall last even
ing five candidates were admitted. This
lodge is growing wonderfully fast.
Next Wednesday is another flag day
and the beautiful banner Of freedom will
float over the school houses In commemo-
ration Of the adoption Of the stars and
stripes as the national emblem in 1777.
Wonder II "Billy the Kid" will adopt
"Tom" Reeds tactics in presiding over
the tramp fraternity at the annual con-
ference. What a collection of curios the
gang would make II captured by the po-
lice.
Monday evening the open meeting
OF Tower Post will be for comrades of the
Grand Army and their male friends only,
and will consist of a social season of
smoking and story telling, followed by a
collation..
At the meeting OF Sanctuary Roger
Williams, A. o. s. Of A., last evening M.
j. German and w. III. Burgess were
elected delegates to the supreme conven-
tion to be held in New Haven the first
Monday in August.
The Board of Governors OF the Paw
tucket Boat Club are considering the pur-
chasing more pleasure boats as the in
creased membership demands it. The
Club will be represented at the New Eng
land regatta at Worcester.
This evening at the City Hall at 8
o'clock the Committee on Parks will hold
public hearing and all those interested
in park site are invited to appear and
express their views. 30 far the commit.
tee has not committed itself TO any site.
Lawyers are notified that at the session
OF the divorce court next Wednesday, the
entire divorce docket, including con-
tested cases, will be peremptorily called.
They must be present TO have days fixed
for hearings, else they will lose all op-
portunity OF being accommodated.
Some who saw the water rushing down
North Main street yesterday afternoon
thought the Diamond Hill reservoir had
given way. The street is a total wreck in
the vicinity OF the break. Superinten-
dent Darling said there were seven tons
pressure on the plug that blew out.
The "vesper Bells" company will hold
a reception on the stage at the close Of the
performance this afternoon and all ar,
welcome TO inspect the mysteries behinc
the scenes. The people OF Pawtucket will
soon be able TO stage a play II Manage
Smith srranges many more receptions.
Some one who has looked the matter ur
states that a perfectly formed face shoul'
be divided into three parts: From tn
roots OF the hair to the root of the nose
, thence to the tip, and from the tip OF th'
nose to the tip of the chin. Mirrors will
!. be In great demand now by those VIII
wish to know how near perfect natur
has unada tharn