Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-10
TERSE TRIBUNEITES
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS:

Manager Leonard has released Pitcher
| Cannon.
Twilight Temple of Honor will meet
this evening.
Wages have been increased ten per
cent. at the Fales Il jerks Machine Works.
Lewiston is billed to play here this af-
ternoon and Bangor tomorrow and Friday.
There will be au important meeting OF
the Quoting club this evening at Royal
Oak hall.
This evening Court City OF Pawtucket,
A. o. f. of A., will install officers and the
ceremonies will be followed by a collation.
and entertainment.
Today Providence parties have the
steamer Pawnee, and tomorrow the Rath-
bone Sisters of this city will 60 down the
river on the same boat.
At the meeting of the Providence Vet
eran Firemen's Association last evening
1t was voted unanimously to attend the
muster to be held at Hartford, Sept. IL.
This morning at st. Mary's Church a
mass of requiem was celebrated for the re.
Tomorrow morning a mass will be cele-
brated for the repose OF the soul of Dennis
Mccarthy.
This evening the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Board of Aldermen will be held
and as 1t Is some time since the members
of the upper branch Of the City Council
have got together there will, no doubt, be
lot of business.
The Salvation Army Of the country will
hold a camp meeting at Hebronyille camp
grounds from July 20 to %. There are to
be no less than four services each day.
Brigadier Brewer will conduct the meet
ings. The out-of door services will be at.
tended by large numbers 1t Is expected.
Charles F. Gilmore of Attleboro has
filed claim against the city for 5000 and
John Hunt asks for $1,000. The former
claims he was injured by being thrown
from q team on Vernon street Dec. IA,
1894, and the latter claims his property on
Patt street was damaged bys change OF
grade.
The rain was the cause OF the postpone.
ment OF the Pawtucke,-LewisLo game
yesterday. The grounds were n such q
condition that 1t was impossible TO play
although the steady downpour that had
continued all the day had ceased. Some
of the players went to Providence and
some Of the Wilkesbarre men were out
here during the day.
The floors In the guard.room and cell
room at the police station were laid In
such an unworkmanlike manner that the
boards bulge out every summer when
there 10 no fire and the station gets little
damp. Yesterday the floor In the cell
room "sprung" couple of inches In the
eral boards and relay them.
The display OF fireworks which was
postponed from July took place Mon
day night at the State Farm on the lawn
fronting Superintendent Eastman's resi-
dence. The institution buildings and
grounds were decorated with Chinese and
Japaness lanterns. The Sockanosset bat
TALON, accompanied by the Cadet band, In
charge Of Deputy Superintendent Butter.
field, were present.
The opening OF the new rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association In the
Taylor building will take place this even
ing. Mayor Henry E. Tiepke will preside
and addresses will be made by Ausel d.
Nickerson, the first president of the asso-
citation, ex- President J. r. MacColl, Sec
retary A. T. Stratton and others. A very
fne entertainment Will bo given and
among the artists who will take part is
Flora H. Clifford, reader, Of Boston. An
orchestra will be present and the rooms
and gymnasium will be thrown open for
public inspection. The rooms take up
three quarters OF the second floor of the
building and cover 5000 square feet of
surface.