Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-17
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The price of beef may he way up and mighty
hard to raise,
And the silver question worry US In many
And an overdose Of Trilby may near drive us
TO despair,
But tho better days are coming, and we'll do
away with care
As we sit out on TIE bleachers and yell and
whoop and shout
AS the pitcher for the home team strikes three
men out.
The Brockton team will play here to-
morrow and Monday.
uThe Providence police recovered +. IS.
Phillips stolen bicycle.
Twelve new cars have arrived at Attle-
boro for theInterstate road.
The fair of the Pawtucket City Band
will close tomorrow evening.
The base ball cranks will have q chance
to no wi again tomorrow afternoon.
Dick Hunter, advance agent for Ring
ling Bros big show, was in town last
evening.
This evening May Temple, Rsthbone
Sisters, will held a calico dress ball In
E;na hall.
The members OF the Veteran Firemen's
Assoc alton attended the fair OF the Paw
tuck.t City Band last evening.
Capt Rice took his first lesson in riding
a.bic, Gle this morning and did splendidly
as Ion: as he Kept his feet on the ground.
The omnibus from Providence to Swan
Point will continue running as hereto
fore. Sundays until May 26; then daily
ntil Nov. 1.
Remember the excursion OF the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society to Fall River
Sunday. The boat leaves the wharf at 10
o'clock sharp.
Marion Duxbury, the young Provi-
dence cyclist who is on his way to the
Golden Gate, is now nearing Denver and
is in good health.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Wadsworsh OF
81 Elm street will sail for England where
they will remain for three months among
relatives and friends.
Officers Lee and White Will have
chance to do some wood saving and
planting next week as they will begin
their vacntion Tuesday.
Manager Bacon has signed a young
pitcher named J. E. Buckley OF Lancaster,
PENN, and q third baseman named John
Daley, who was formerly with the Buf.
falos.
This noon Arthur Hsgenburg, bov
about IL years OF age, fell in fit in front
OF the news store OF James Douglass. He
was taken into the store and after re.
covering was carried to his home on Tide
water street.
Tomorrow p. A. Austin, the veteran file
cutter, will close his labors at the Buckley
File Works on Dexter street to accept the
position Of superintendent of the Arcadia
File Works at Anderson, Ind, where he
worked for years.
The crowds on the street last evening
were treated to a couple of parades, one
by the Salvation Army, with drums,
cymbals, etc., and another by the Veteran
Firemen's Association, led by the Paw.
tucket City Band. The vets attended the
band fair.
Walter Smith, who owned the town
when be had charge OF the opera house,
struck the city this morning for the first
time In year, and struck IL hard. When
last seen this afternoon ne had not yet
reached the square, and was scudding
along the back streets broke trying to
escape Old acquaintances.
Several ladies residing In the vicinity
OF Garden street were neatly sold few
days ago. A man called to sell periumery
and after pulling cork out OF bottle he
allowed the women to smell OF II and they
pronounced 1t to be splendid quality. He
offered to ill q bottle for twenty Ave
some. Wnen he was gone they found
their cologne to be pure water.