Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-20

Tho shouting OF mon and the marShalnnSl .
loi cannon 70 cannon and earth struck dumb
Oh. battle, IN cong. u glorious thingi
Oh, glorious day riding down 20 the night!
Oh, gierioss i,attlo In story and songl
Oh, godliko man to die for the right
Oh, mAnlike God To revenge tho wrong!
Yea. riding to battle. on battle day
WHY q soldier Is something moro shAn kiRsi
But after tho bztticf Tho riding sway7
All. tho riding away Is another thingl
Lot the flags wave Monday.
Women are clothes observers.
The tramp Is the man that has tried
nearly all walks OF life.
The East Side Temperance Society will
hold festival this evening.
Always ready TO take hand in oonver.
sation-dcaf and dumb people.
The liquors seized at John II. Leonsrd's,
and John Powers were forfeited today.
David J. Whites new position in the
Providence Custom House Is worth 81 800
a year.
A happy party paid Miss Nellie Purcell.
OF Pine street q surprise visit last evening
and were delightfully."- entertained.
The 6remen are very grateful tol DIR
Richardson for the collar OF roses he
put upon "Old Commodore" last night.
Edward Conroy has withdrawn his
talented young protege, George VIII
kinson, from the Devene troupe Of aero
bats.
Tho leap year ball given by the ladios Of
Cummings laundry last night was very
enjoyable. They managed tho young men
finely.
The Prohibitionists of this State will
hold their convention in Providence next
Monday to nominate candidates for State
officers.
The grand clan OF the Order of the
Scottish Clans will hold its annual session
in Clan Fraser hall next Monday nt 10
o'clock.
Peter Sherry wishes IL stated that he
declined tho Office OF Field Driver at tho
last meeting OF the Common Council, and
was not elected.
There will bo a meeting Of the Celtic
Literary Institute tomorrow afternoon to
consider the question Of having banquet
81. Patrick's night.
The help employed under ID. A. Nc
Elroy, boss bleacher at Dunnell's Print
Works, have presented 10 him q magnifi-
cent gold watch chain.
Early this morning we'll know young
man OF this city was seen wandering
around Main street, with his faco blacked,
inquring from every one met where he
lived.
The offer OF O'Neill, tho tailor, Ia
creating much interest. To the lucky
man he gives to wear Easter Sunday, 90
s5 suit, a silk hat and sl5 in his inside
pocket"
A clothes-pin party was held at tho
residence OF Miss Manic McAloon On
Prospect street last evening and was at
tended by large number Of her friends,
who enjoyed themselves Immensely.
Patrick Baxter won the horse and car
riage at the Continental Band fair In
Providence last evening, getting upwards
OF 10000 votes at 10 cents per vote. Miss
Gray OF Fox Point secured the piano.
Mrs Archibald Devlin OF Rock avenue
died this morning. She was an estinsble
lady and leaves a husband and two child
rem. Tho funeral will occur Monday
from st. Joseph's church at O'Clock.
The funeral Of John Higgins Of Broad
street, Valley Falls, was solemnized this
morning from st. Patrick's Church. In
termcnt was at st. Patrick's cemetery.
He was 80 years Of age and was highly
respected.
About one hundred Of the friends OF
Charles /. McAlicc went to his homo on
East street last evening and presented
to him handsome bookcase. There wa
happy time and da ncing to tho music OF
Prof. Demors.
William H. Haberlain Of Pine street has
been engaged in the thrilling task for the
the past two weeks trying TO catch q cat
that has been running at large in his
cellar. He succeeded this morning after
desperate struggle.
George Washington has another birth
day Monday. His great fame rests upor
his reputation Of never having told lie
That's all right, but II must be remem
bered that George didn't live in thes,
piping days Of peace.
Members OF Camp A. X. Tilton, Sons o
Veterans, will meet at their hall tomorrow
after eel at O'Clock in full uniform I,
attend The funeral Of Daniel Potter. Ser
vices will be held at st. Joseph's Church
and burial at Bishops cemetery.
A piece OF bark, II inches thick, il oI
exhibition in the window Of Lewis 4
Curry. IL was taken from q California
redwood cedar tree owned by John Perry
formerly OF this city. The tree II 80
feet high and 100 feet In circumference.
John d. Griffin, the famous Irish come
, dian, attended the 6refnen's ball In Musi
Hall last night, and whom no witnesses
/ the rapid hitch-up by the Pswtucket fire
men II called to his memory . little Incl
dent that transpircd In New York on tn
Fourth OF July, 1888. Griffin and Orvill
NJ. Remington, who was editor OF tn
Telegram in its palmy days, were invite
TO attend n spread given by tho 8rcnrn O
the 67th street engine house. After Dime
Griffin was called upon fer a recitation
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