Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-08
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And woods with bursting buds are gey;
We mct-und watched the face Of spring
Growing more lovely every day
Before the woods were green or half
The blue eggs hatched. one sunny morning
We found that we were made 10 laugh,
You ~ my love, at your scorn!ng.
When summer, with her rose ablazc,
Pissed over al the tranccd earth,
We found the sumptuous burning days
Too stately for such triyal mirth
And ere July had well passed by
We fell IN love with melancholy,
and dreamed that we were made 20 Sigh
lat my woe, you at my folly.
We walked where woods were red and brown
When autumn crowned the hills with gold,
And while the leaves came rustling down.
Loves story, once again, was told.
Sepiember's sun was gold above
Tho full clrth's fruitful, golden dover;
We knew that We were made 70 love-
Ito love you-and you, Your power.
But when, through paths made dead with snow,
By gray brown lichen covered trees,
ono happy day We CHANGED 10 90
Under blue sky and biting breeze.
You silpped-I turned-n hand 10 give
A hand 10 kiss-the play was over
We vowed that we were made 10 live
Ifor my love-you for your lover
The School Committee meet tonight.~
Max Saulson OF the Misat Parlors IL In
Albany, Ny.
Lyons Delany q Co. received q large In
voice of coffee today.
Detective Haberlin Is still confined to
his home seriously i'll.
J. j. Finnessy OF Danyers, Mass, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Michael Joyce was yesterday fined % for
assault on Angelo Marchinni.
Marriage intentions have been filed BY
Gilbert Henry Shutlief and Mary Fury.
Pensions have been granted these Rhode
Islanders Original-Charles A. Shepherd,
Andrew Gillian.
Mrs. Gallagher of Boston, who has been
the guest Of Mrs William Gillian, has re-
returned nome.
There will bo sacred concert by the
Elite Club next Sunday evening. See no.
tice on first page.
Yesterday morning large punches OF
quo war.anto Grape werc found tied on
several down town doors.
William Haskins and wife, who have
been visiting in Fall River, have returned
to their home in this city.
Alderman O'Reilly, who has been very
i'll, says he will be at the meeting OF the
Board Wednesday evening.
Henry NJ. Maxson will make m address
at the German English lecture Wednes-
day evening in the Conrad building,
Providence.
Bernard McCaughey & Co. are issuing
very neat advertisement, that at first looks
like several bank bills protruding from
neat pocketbook.
The members of Court Love and Yruth,
A. o. +. OF A., will hold q meeting to-
morrow night to arrange for the funeral
OF Terrence Martin.
a little boy named Coyle is reported to
have been bitten by a dog owned by q
man named Morgan on Marin street
Saturday evening. No i'll effects are anti
cipated, however.
The marriage OF Michael Mcmahon to
Miss Lena Buckley, which was postponed
on account OF the formers serious illness,
will be solemnized at st. Joseph's Church
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.
Last week Assistant Superintendent
William T. Victory OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company was remembered
in kindly way by his agents who pre-.
sented 10 him well-equipped writing
desk.
A coal team belonging to the Newell
Coal and Lumber Company was unloading
coal at the Electric Lighting Company's
works today. When the driver started
the horses they ran into buggy belong.
ing TO Nttleboro man and completely
wrecked il.
Sergeant Nickerson and posse OF OIL
GERS visited the Pawtucket Hotel on Sun
day morning and found a number in the
barroom. They next visited the Slater
House and found the Same state Of affairs,
The bartenders were notified to appear at
police headquarters Sunday morning
They did so, but nothing was done with
them.
While Officer Hand was bringing Mary
Hannaway to the station Saturday nigh,
from the Greene and Daniels blocks, heI
brother, Terrence, tried TO rescue her ano
in the struggle that ensued the officer
found IL necessary to use his club. Ter
renee was brought TO the station ant
yesterday fined s5. II took eleven stitche:
to close Haanaway's wounds.
"Thc County Fair" as it's little suggests
is n story of the country. Its scene o
action is laid in New England, and IL,
characters are as true to life as a rag weec
by dusty road. II Is a laughable sn'
bright comedy, with an excellent drama
tic flavor. The sale OF seats will begiI
tomorrow morning and the "Fair" vii
be held "Wednesday evening at Musi
Hall.
An interesting meeting OF st. Mary
Temperance Society was held yesterda.
afternoon. The President, Thoma
/ O'Brien, presided. Three members wer
/ elected to membership and two new mem
/ bers initiated. The public rally whicl
was to he held on next Sunday eveninI
was postponed on account OF walshe'
Grand Scenic Concert Company coming &
the city on that evening.
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