Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-13

"Pinafore" will be given every after
noon and evening at Crescent Park.
william T. Keough OF this city will
spend the next ten days or so Maine.
William McCulloch, j. w. MeikIejohn's
b. A. l.. p. man, Is enjoying his vacation.
This morning John Hunt had his hip
badly bruised while at work at the A. T.
Atherton shop.
John Keegan and Miss Mary McElroy
were united In marriage at st. Mary's
Church yesterday.
Miss May K. Mason of Woonsocket is
the guest OF Miss Elsie Rogers, daug hter
of Carlos L. Rogers.
A requiem months mass mind was said
at the Sacred Heart Church yesterday
morning for Miss Mary Fountain.
Redmund McMahcn, who was doing
time at the State workhouse, escaped from
that place yesterday morning and the po.
lice have been asked to look for him.
The young men of this city are cor
daily invited to inspect the new rooms of
Y. M. G. A. this evening at O'Clock.
Free entertainment OF readings, songs,
etc.
Willie Rankin, the 7.year- old lad who
Iell down stairs and broke bis arm We'd
nesday, was taken to the Rhode Island
Hospital In the police ambulance yester-
day afternoon.
James Gallagher, who fell from Paw
tucket car on North Main street. Provi-
dence, Wednesday, fracturing his thigh
and relieving other injuries, died at the
Rhode Island Hospital last evening.
Pensions have been granted Rhode ISL
anders as follows: Original, Hiram Ver-
celius, Providence. Increase, Moses W..
Clemence, Pawtucket. Reissue, Henry p.
Brannan, Pawtucket; George Pitts, Nor
wood.
"Gentleman Dan" Carney returned to
the city yesterday after a ten days alb.
sence, looking handsomer than the day
he shouldered musket for the war Of 81.
He has not as yet recovered his pension
papers which were lost last month.
II you 60 down the river tomorrow take
the Pawtucket steamers. The sail is q
pleasant one and the management pro-
vides for your every comfort. A late trip
will be made tomorrow evening, leaving
here at $3.50 and returning at 1O:15 p. m.
Tomorrow the O'Clock trip down will be
express to Crescent Park and will arrive
In ample time for the ball game.
In the window of the New Idea Store
are two sheets OF music entitled "Boy
Wanted" and "Girl Wanted" Many boys
and girls applied for position yesterday
and II the firm don't remove the tempting
sign they won't have room for their Gus.
toners this evening. 1t goes to show that
what they place in their window don't
miss the ocular demonstrations of the
young idea.
The saloon at No. IL Dexter street
which was formerly known as "The Nut.
SHE'LL" has been newly and elaborately
fitted up with stock of the best goods IN
the market. The pool tables have been
overhauled completely and the place pre-.
sents as neat an appearance as any In the
city. The Jennings Brothers are In charge
of the place and they are young men wiz
have made many friends here.
Martins hotel In Centreville is a popu.
lar hostelry for bicyclists. The roads tc
this place are fine stretch of smooth
hard ground, with fragrant well-kep,
fields and very few steep hills to climb
Every Sunday you can find from thirty ts
forty Pawtucket bicyclists there at dinner
time, and the genial proprietor, Over
Martin, knows how to use his guests
Give him call on Jour wheel and ycy
Will be well entertained.
The ball game at Crescent Park tomor.
row between the Aug ustas and Lewistonl
will afford probably the only opportunit,
this season to see these two crack Main,
teams OF the New England Lesgue play
outside OF the league cities; and as th'
game will be played on neutral grounds
both clubs will be out for blood and will
put up their strongest mines. 1t promises
to be one Of the hottest games OF the