Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-15
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where bv Ubiquitous HeDorters.

Persons leaving the CITY Ior tne
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
Manager Hyde OF the woodbines is Ill.
A warm wave is predicted for tomor-
row.
The Foresters are a happy fraternity
today.
Repairs are being made on the concrete
at the depot.
Six hundred carloads of peaches are on
their way North.
TT. Higgins is developing into a won
derful ball player.
The Woodbines will play the "Pick-
wick" team tomorrow.
The two postponed events OF the Detroit
regatta took place yesterday.
George Duckworth and wife Of Garden
street have returned from Europe.
Michael Goodwin of California is here
on visit to his sister on Water street.
Miss Alice Busiere OF Taunton is visit
Ing the Misses Adam OF West avenue.
Men were at work all day yesterday re-
pairing leak In High street water main.
A large number from this city will 60
on the excursion to Nantasket Beach
Thursday.
J. f. Leahy OF the firm of McCaughey
| a. Co., and wife left this afternoon for
the Worlds Fair.
Thomas j. Moran Of the Peoples Boot
and Shoe store left today for Block Island
for brief sojourn.
There are more or less "Mugg's land
ing" here every day, but there will be
moro than ever next week.
II the weather clerk would only keep
the temperature where 1t was yesterday
the people would be grateful.
The Eurekas want a game with some
strong out of town team for Saturday.
Address X. Ii. Lee, Cherry street.
Mr.. Holmes and 4. p. Tobie, Jr., have
gone on to the w bite City to meet #. q.
Appley when he arrives after his long
row.
Thomas Connolly and Joseph Corcoran
will have a trial tomorrow on charge OF
cruelty treating horse owned by Thomas
A. Lee.
IL last weeks warm wave was not
record breaker It was at least an efficient
Sleep breaker, In spite of lots of nocturnal
kicking.
1t Is said repairs on the Exchange street
| bridge will soon begin as nearly all the
material has arrived. 1t has been arriv-
Ing for the past three months.
The old Gage residence still stands on
the High School site and 1t is a big ques-
tion In the minds OF some whether 1t can
be moved without going to pieces.
The annual parish excursion Of the
Sacred Heart Church under the auspices OF
the Christian Doctrine Society will take
place tomorrow to Crescent Park. 1t is
sure to be enjoyable.
Preparations are being made for the re-
ception to be rendered Rev. Father Fitz-
gerald by his happy parishioners on his
return from his European trip. He will
arrive in few weeks.
| An S-months- old child of Frank Corco-
ran, who resides on Pawtucket avenue,
was slightly scalded on Sunday by a ket-
tie OF water which was accidentally over
turned. DIR. Grandfeld attended.
The horse Of groceryman p. J. Cooney
got frightened at load OF street car rails
on Pawtucket avenue yesterday afternoon
and ran away, tipping over the wagon,
though not damaging 1t very badly.
When James Oldham attempted to
throw Catherine Robyshaw over the
bridge Sunday night her hat fell over the
railing and landed on some rocks. OFF,
Ger William McCusker recovered 1t.
The New England League Football As
ISOLATION is composed of the Pawtuckets,
Rovers, East Ends, Olympics and Y. M.
Z. A., and will begin its series on Sept. IS,
the last game being down for Nov. Is.
At the meeting of the Common Council
tomorrow evening the joint standing
committee on parks will make a report
probably recommending Dunnell's Park.
The Board OF Abatement meets one week
later.
A New Jersey chemist has discovered ar
elixir which he asserts Will enable a man,
taking small doses of II and nothing else
In the way OF food, to perform heavy
labor through long periods OF time. II is
probably Jersey applejack.
Kirby and Bensley OF the Pawtuckei
Boat Club arrived home from the Detroit
races yesterday. As before stated Bensley
came In third In the junior single scull
event and Holmes and Kirby In the same
place in the double scull event.
A Hebronville man was arrested for va
grancy a few days ago and rather thar
have the State at the expense OF support
ing him for six months the court ordere,
him to get back TO Hebronville. The fel
low said he preferred jail to Hebronvills
The first train was run over the tenn
porary bridge at Blackstone YESTERDAY
afternoon. II was the White Train. No,
all regular trains are running on the mai
line OF the New York and New Englan
, as usual, but they have to slow up 4
, crossing the bridge.
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