Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-12
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Old Rose is black and wrinkicd and bowed.
And her woolly bead t gray;
But 20 baby Nod she h all that's fails,
And boon companion az play.
A rursa. playfellow and fricnd she's boon.
Through all VI bis four short years
Has Joined in ~ frolioe with keen delight
Aud sorrowod with him In tears.
Last night. o. tho baby's bedtime hour.
AS no sat on his mothers knee.
He turned 20 look at her smiling face
| A face that was fair 10 sec,
And no said. as no gazed with earaptured
look.
while his arms did her neck incioee,
"You've the prettiest face that ever saw.
'Coptin that OF dear old Rose"
Mrs. J. 4. Greenloaf In Good housekeeping.
The Stars go to Newport Saturday to
play the Pacifics.
The City Hall Commission will meet
next Tuesday evening.
The fire department responded to nine
bell alarms last month.
Mrs. j. III. Payne OF this city Is visiting
I'm Daniclsonvlllc, Conn.
Miss Mary Hughes and Miss Lizzie Nc
Elroy are stopping at Silver Spring.
Miss Bertha Draper, saleslady at Chant
ler Brothers, Is enjoying her vacation.
EJohn Cawley was sentenced to six
months on the Farm today rs a vagrant.
number OF needed improvements have
been made at the "Three's" engine house.
A. J. Gallagher OF Lonsdale avenue keeps
nice limo OF boots and shoes at the lowest
prices.
The Pioneer took a moonlight party
down the river from Providence last
evening.
The Hopes OF Providence will play the
Woodbines on the Dexter street grounds
tomorrow.
The now Warwick truck No. at tho
Rough and Ready engine house has been
remodeled.
Considerable excitement was created
In front Of n saloon this morning by dog
killing rat.
joseph H. Slayin OF this city will leave
tomorrow evening for Camp White for
week d vacation.
Miss Katie Aiken OF Freeman's milli-
merry parlors Is spending her vacation at
Narragansett Pier.
Miss Bella q. Freeman, the Trinity
square milliner, is spending her vacation
at Narragansett Pier.
Misses Mary Boylan, Nellie Heffernan
and Sarah Googhan OF Ashton will spend
next week at Pleasant Bluff.
The storm last night made some bad
washout, on the streets. The Highway
Department is busy today.
Ella Darling, years old and daughter
OF Samuel 8. Darling, died yesterday. The
funeral will be held tomorrow at 4 p. IN.
At a recent meeting of Kane Branch, &.
X. OF A., suitable resolutions OH the death
OF the late Rev. Father Kane were adop-
ted.
Tickets are selling well for the moon
light excursion OF the French Democratic
Club to Rocky Point n0xt Monday even
ing.
William ii. Eaton fractured his arm
at Professor Walkers gymnasium We'd
nesday evening by falling from a step
ladder.
The Old Colony railroad offers another
opportunity to visit Ancient Plymouth
next Sunday by special train. The fare Is
only sl.25.
Miss Sarah McCaffrey OF Randall street
and her sister, Mrs. Della Kelliher, will
leave for weeks outing In Newport next
Monday.
Tho duties of Driver Hewes at the police
station has increased to such an extent
that in all probability an assistant will
be appointed.
In the District Court this morning rep
resentativ6s OF Attleboro, Hebronville,
Fall River and this city were fined for
drunkenness.
At the meeting OF Court City of Paw
tucket, A. o. T., Wednesday evening all
arrangements were made for the big ex-
cursion Monday.
James T.. Palmer pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF non-support In the District
Court this morning and will have trial
next Wednesday.
The Hope Anchors OF this city will
cross bats with tho j. +. Russells, OF
Providence at Crescent Park tomorrow
for purse OF $50.
The Interstate Railroad Company has
had moro opposition to struggle against
than any railroad enterprise has encoun-
tered In these parts for years.
Albert ii. Park OF this city and Miss
Margaret Trainor OF Providence were
united In marrigo In Boston Wednesday.
Thoy left for the White Mountains.
j. Il. Phillips, bookkecpcr and pay
master for tho Slater mills ut Jewctt City,
Conn.,, was in town yesterday calling on
his friends, ii. +. Cheney, card clothier at
l.. Jencks's.
The makeup OF the Stars tomorrow will
be as follows: McKenna and Burke,
battery; Clark, Murphy and Magill, on
the bases; LAWN, short stop; Hamill
Shea and Russell In the field.
The bazaar I'm aid o.: st. Brondon's
Church mt Riverside closed last evening
after n very successful run OF thrc Q nights.
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