Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-01
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.

WntIc NY OUlquiIouo noPoit toie.
II there be some weaker one,
Give me strength to help him on;
II a binder soul there be.
Let ne guide him nearer thee:
Make my mortal dreams come true
With the work fain would do;
Glothe with life the weak intent
Let me be the thing meant.
Let me find In thy employ
Peace that dearer is than Joy;
Out OF self 10 love be led,
And To Heaven acclimated,
Until all things sweet and good
Seem my nature habitude
j. @. Whittier.
The City Council meets this evening.
The parks are well patronized now.
Henry j. Lynd was In Boston today.
The Pawtuckets are in Brockton today.
Delany Council, X. OF c., meets tonight.
Judge Shove has no mercy for wife
beaters.
Yesterday there was big boom In fan
mel shirts.
Seven drunks were fined by Judge Shove
/ his morning.
TO morrow night the School Committee
will hold session.
Mrs. James Locklan of South Union
street died last night.
The Stars are booked to 90 to Fisher
willie, Mass, Saturday.
Gustave Wilazek and Anna Hamshak
have filed intentions OF marriage.
A summer girl in a hammock may
be properly called suspended animation.
The election of captain OF the Kearney
Light Infantry will be held Friday night.
A lad who attended the ball game
Memorial Day found 20 at the entrance
gate.
Yesterday Pitcher Clare left for his
home in Brooklyn, N. Y, where he will
remain.
Harry Mellor, once a moving spirit in
football circles in this city, is In town
again.
Warren Fales and family OF this place
will spend the Summer at Cottageville,
near Pawtuxet.
Michael Melvin, who was bound over
On a charge OF embezzlement, has been
released on bail.
The Amateur State League will increase
he interest in base ball. We have several
good teams in this city.
II is expected the X. B. Gage mill will
be started up soon. Men are at work
the machinery.
Miss Eva Holzner returned In her home
in North Attleboro, yesterday, after a
short visit with friends.
Mrs. Rose and daughter OF Block Island,
who are visiting Mrs. Jenkinson of this
city, will sail for Europe Saturday.
Bernard McCabe's building In Collyer
square is being fitted up for city firm
hat will do grain and feed business.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jane Smith, mother
)f Officer Smith, was solemniZed this
from the Cathedral in Provi-
ience.
The steamer Planet has been charted by
Holy Sepulchre Commandery to take the
Maiden Commandery to Bullocks Point
next Tuesday.
Joseph J. Smith will be given trial to-
morrow for an assault on Officer Henry.
He was going to "do the policeman up"
Monday night.
The accident to the electric car on Men,
orial Day shows that i'm order to be on the
safe side it is well to examine the brake
apparatus often.
Peter and James Moran are in Wash
ihgton, ID. c., attending the confectioners
annual convention. They will be in ses-
sion about week.
The shocks of the blasting In the North
Main street sewer are rather severely felt
at the station. Chief Collyer's picture
took drop this morning.
The latest thing in social gat herin gs
are "Millinery Parties," i'm which each
young man has TO trim a lady's hat at
in the presence Of all.
Sergeant Curran OF the Grattan Guards,
Providence was at the Temperance
Society's festival Monday night ready
to drill. lie is champion Of the State.
One OF Follott & Steere's heavy express
teams ran into light buggy In front OF
Nicholson x Thackray's, yesterday after
noon, and broke the front axle of the
buggy.
The Pawtuckets will play three home
games this week, one tomorrow with the
with the Brocktons on Friday,
and with their old enemies, the Woon-
sockets, Saturday.
A milk wagon belonging to p. II. Gard
liner met with an accident on George
street this morning, breaking shaft. An
express wagon was hastily secured and
his customers attended to without delay.
The excursion OF st. Mary's T. A. 4 b.
Society TO Fall River last Sunday was q
most successful affair. The excursionists
were entertained by the Celtic Literary
Association and the Robert Emmet Tenn
perance Society.
Chief Perry is home from New York,
where he went TO witness the annual
parade and review OF the police force OF
that city. lie occupied position on the
grand stand opposite Mayor Grant and
among the heads Of department Of other
cities.
Lawyer Dennis II. Sheahan practically
won his first important case, which con
trary TO the usual initial cases OF young
men at the bar, instead OF being In the
ns.,.;nt To,x. x.aa bafora The f,ll hanch