Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-17

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Her umbrella whon it's raining,
Won't she wish that she was "oldf"
Won't she think the men "just horrid,"
Left to hustle for herself,
Where she's looked on u rival
In the race for power and pelfp
When mans reverence no longer
Is accorded as hor due,
When he treats her as brother,
She'll be sorry that she's new
MARY Norton Bradford In Boston Globe.
Detective Parker of Providence ives in
town yesterday.
Thomas Habershaw has returned from
the Quaker City.
The final pigeon fly OF the series took
place this afternoon.
Mrs. James King, who has been at Block
Island, has returned.
Miss Annie May Fuller OF Woonsocket
In visiting In this city.
Many attended the bicycle parade at
Attleboro last evening.
The school children have but two weeks
more of the Summer vacation.
The Sons OF Veterans will hold their
annual outing Wednesday next.
Miss Florence Thompson of this city is
spending month at the Adr'ondacks.
The Pawtuckets left last evening for
Lewiston. Pitcher Hahn has not yet re-
ported.
The Woodbine and Attleboros meet
this afternoon on the Dexter street
grounds.
st, Mary's T. A. & B. Society will make
IN excursion to Camp White next Friday
evening.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
of St. Mary's parish will meet tomorrow
afternoon.
North Union street has been blocked up
for the past few days by reason OF laying
the conduit.
The members OF Holy Sepulchre Com
mandery met for drill in the Auditorium
last evening.
The members of the A. o. F. OF Taunton
had the pawnee yesterday and went to
South Dighton.
Gov. Lippitt went to Bristol Thursday
and paid visit to the State Soldiers
Home at that place.
That cold wave that was talked about
couple Of days ago doesn't appear to be
coming this way after all.
Secretary A. T. Stratton OF the Y. M. Q.
A. will soon be able to be ont. He has
been very Ill of appendicitis.
Michael Moy has been reelected
president of the National Association OF
Newsdealers and Booksellers.
Samuel E. Allen, driver for the Earle &
Prev Express Co., and wife are spending
their vacation at New Bedford.
Officers Sword and Drown will return
to duty tomorrow and officers Hand and
Gardner will begin their vacations.
The board of directors OF the Young
Mems Catholic Association met at the
rooms on George street last evening.
This morning at st. Mary's Church a
months mind mass was celebrated for the
repose OF the soul Of Mrs. Ann McCaffrey.
The Labor Day committee met again at
Providence last evening. There is some
rivalry for the honor of being chief mar
shal.
Commander Ballou and staff OF the g.
A. r. began their annual vjsitations to the
posts OF the State last evening, going tc
Chepachet.
The Dexter street cars will be run oveI
the trestle tomorrow, as the turnout or
Broad street has been taken up, leaving Q
straight track TO Humes street.
Rhode island pensions have been grant
cd ~ follows: Reissue, Simon r. Smith
Providence; John j. Moore, Riverside
Alonxo M. Fuller, Woonsocket.
Have you tried one OF those palatabl
dinners that are served at the restauran
of 8. B. Havens q Cor II not you hav
missed one of the luxurIes OF life.
Teams representing the Young Men
Catholic Association and the Sacred Hear
Christian Doctrine Society meet this after
noon on the Cottage street grounds.
Prof. Timothy Riley, the expert swim
msr who recently won q mstch for s250
side BY swimming from Fields Point
Rocky Point, was In town yesterday.
Lawrence 8. Mooney will leave tomor
row fora weeks stay ut Block Island
He hes taken the contract 10 furnish on
Of the hotels with nsh during his stay.
Many Pswtuckst oyclers are in attend
anos today st the diamond races OF Ga