Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-20
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PAwTUCKET. WEDNESDAY. JULY %. isss.
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THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE0TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Evsrv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Isee stretch of shining sky q
Like some fair ocean sunset lie. =
Peaceful and wide its spaces lie, -
And purple shores encompass It. -
A little slender silver boat =
Upon it, bosom Is anoat.
This craft. unstsid by winds or tides.
Slips out across the twilight bar;
Through rosy ripples, soft she zlides.
Led by single pilot star;
With shsdowy sails and fairy crew.
She drifts along the summer blue
She's nlled from stem 20 stern with flowers
win aught Of what she brings be ours2
All mel II we could only guessi
She rides elusive and remote
This little slender silver boat.
Francis Whine In London Spectator.
NJ. e. Moriaty continues very Ill.
onicer Goodwin In on the depot beat.
Eureka Lodge, X OF r., met last even
ing.
The wine clerks want to play ball with
somebody.
Thomas Vance is soon to commence the
study OF law.
There is q photographer in.town taking
views OF the store fronts.
The Inviotis meet the Blmwoods this
afternoon at Rocky Point.
Half OF the spectators at the police-re-
porter game will bs ladies.
The new switch on Main street, near the
Slater mills, Is almost completed.
The Wanderers will bs in their old time
form, with Denny Shea tending goal.
Several new houses are In process OF
completion on Garden and Pine streets.
The Petrol took q private party from
Providence down the river last evening.
The new Opera House walls are going up
fast. The stores In front will be fine ones.
]. Sanford Davis, clerk at the post oflioe,
is spending his vacation at Fitchburg,
Mass.
Yesterday was a great day at Rocky
Point. The Hibernians OF the State were
there.
Every man is said TO have his double.
Even the small boy finds his In the green
apple.
Tomorrow the Planet will 60 TO Bristol
and take the Congregational Sunday
school out for sail.
A requiem mass was celebrated yester-
day morning at st. Mary's Church for the
late Mrs. Sarah Casey.
The new French Democratic Club will
20 on their hrst excursion to Rocky Point,
the 18th Of next month.
This morning q requiem mass was cele-
brated at st. Msry's Church for the repose
of the soul Of Ellen McCabe.
The Pawtuckst, Brockton, Salem and
Lowell teams are now being run by the
players on the cooperative plan.
Michael j. Higgins has served his con-
nection with w. II. Grimes. He was en-
ployed there for number Of years.
Camp Trouble will hold forth at Bull
locks Point for two or three weeks, COM
mencing week from next Monday.
Leah Lodge, d. OF r., left this morning
for Rhodes on the Pawtuxet to enjoy the
annual held day. There was q large
party.
The Brot herhood OF Painters and Decor
will make an excursion to Rocky Point
next Saturday. There are many local
members.
This evening there will be q meeting OF
Delany Council, K. of c., and several can
didates will be admitted in the nrst and
second degrees.
II will be hot game Saturday between
the Stars and Bcrkeleys on the Dexter
street grounds for a 800 purse. There is
considerable rivalry.
A special meeting OF the Painters and
Decorators union will be held In Gaelic
hall this evening at s O'Clock, to consider
matters of Importance.
The members OF the First Free Baptist
Sunday school embarked on the Steamer
Planet for WEXFORD this morning to en-
Joy their annual excursion.
We are soon to have O big campaign
meeting In this city under the auspices OF
the newly organized Bourke Cochran
Club, which seems to mean business.
Two OF the new bloomer cars are now
rnnning and when all are in use the
Lonsdale cars will stop at the bridge and
the passengers will be transferred to the
electrics.
George e. Macomber, Superintendent of
the Tsftville mills, Conn, will attend the
reunion OF the First Rhode Island Re-
giment Detached Militia tomorrow at
Westerly.
Samuel c. George, formerly employed by
the r. jerks Manufacturing Co. OF this
city, died Saturday in Chicopcc, Mass,
where he removed May IL, and was buried
yesterday In Lowell.