Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-16
I! lWtArRCt oribMne.
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Islanu, cold wave.
TERSE TRlBUNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked UP Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Thn smucara !,yol tho Noonbcam
-rd followed her Ilw and highs
E.t the No1u.aam fed and hid her Lxsd--
She was ~ sLy-so shy.
The Sunbeam wODed with passion,
An he was lover bold
And his heart was anrc with Laad desire
For On" MoOEbcam pale and cold
She fled i,r a dream before him,
Her hair uI, a shining sheen;
Aud, Ola. that Fate would anuhate
The space iaat lay between
Just as ga, Day lay painting
Ia the 9riua Of the Twilight dim,
The Sunbeam caught the one he sought
And drew her close to him.
But ont og his warm arms startled,
Au.l stirred by loves first shock,
She sprarg afraid, like a trembling maid,
And hIi in the niche II n rock.
And th, sunbeam followed and found her,
And l.I Lcr 60 luNc'a own feast,
Aud they were we'd on that rocky bed.
And thr dying bay was their priest.
Aud, l5. tho beautiful opal,
That rare and woudrous gem,
Whore the Moon and sun blend into one,
l. the child that was born 20 them.
Lila Wheeler Wilcox in New York Graphic.
Kerry Cow" at Musi, Hall tonight.
Storkweathor & Sheplcy are distributing
some neat calendars.
Branch Parncll, /. n. f., held a pleasant
installation OF officers last night.
Miss Kate McNaily OF Fitchburg is visit
ing Miss Lizzie Higgins of Garden street.
Fireman w. F. Worger OF Station is
enjoying twenty-four hours vacation
today.
Daniel McGinn Of Division street is
recovering from severe attack OF pneu-
monia.
A cornfeld is one OF the things that is
often greatly shocked without the aid OF
electricity.
The funeral OF Margaret Bucklin will
be held from her late residence on Broad
way Monday forenoon.
Mrs. Tl"@mas Hindlc OF Lonsdale was
the lucky person who won the gold at f..
4. Donahoe's Wrapper Store.
Order the SUNDAY TRIBUNE from your
uewsdcaler tonight as II will contain
many things that will interest you.
j. +. Gobcille, the well-known milliner,
is making extensive alterations in his
store. He has disposed OF his entire stock
Of cloaks and will hereafter have one of
the largest and best equipped millinery
stores in the state.
II. II. and p. c. Sheldon, real estate
agents, have sold the Record Building
estate where the TRIBUNE is printed and
published to +. w. Taylor, son OF II. c.
Taylor OF Worcester for investment. The
price is understood to be about $4,000.
Charles III. kittredge of Boston was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Lawrence last
night, while about to return to that city,
at the instance of John II. Stokes, who
brings suit against him In the sum of
$1,000. Kittredge is the man who is having
six two tenement houses erected near the
gas works.
James Dempsey, formerly OF this city,
(fathCr of John j., and William p Demp-
scy), but for many years a resident Of
Lewiston, Me, where he has held the po-
Lewiston Bleach and Dye Works, having
resigned that position, was rendered a
complimentary supper by the citizens Of
that city Wednesday evening.
Tho second annual social of William
O'Bricn branch, L. y. r., was held in Infan-
try Hall last evening and a pleasant time
was had. Music was furnished by
Nancc's Orchestra and the following
gentlemen had the affair in charge:
Committee OF Arrangements - Thomas
Clancy, Chairman; Charles McGonagle,
Secretary; John Waldron, John Cough
Ian, Patrick Giblin, Owen Byrne, John
Martin, George Weeks, John Quirk, John
Clancy, Patrick Clancy. General Floor
Manager William Waldron. Assistant
Floor Manag r. John Martin, George
Weeks, Owen Byrne.