Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-10
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To reach tho fastnesses among the hils
That purple rise and hem the blue sea ins
Upon its azure tablets has the sun
Writ his last message Birds forget their
quest.
And hearts their trouble; flowers cease 20 fade
Fear has been lost aud the keen senso Of hopo
Been dulled littlo through what promises
To b. tho eve Of fulfllment sweet
Sleep draws the curtains OF that other land,
Thea works a charm 10 blind the vision there;
While, liko a ghost OF the departed sun,
Tho moon steals spiritlike upon tho world,
And just as silently tho azure sea
To silver turns, and the tired earth forgets
II ever WAS, or II must bo again.
Mary A. Mason In Boston Transcript.
Today is Prohibition Day at Silver
Spring.
Meeting of the City Council this
evening.
Miss Katie Nerone OF Bristol is visiting
in this city.
Lyman Darling and his family are at
Rockland, Me.
Rev. A. y. Coats and wife are visiting In
New York State.
Miss Annie McGinn has returned from
a visit to Augusta, Me.
Too much theatre In the winter means
no country in the Summer.
Annual excursion OF st. Mary's Temper
ancc Society noxt Saturday.
Miss Mamie Mclaughlin OF this city is
visiting friends In Newport.
Fred Horton Of the Postofiice is home
from his vacation on the Cape.
Miss Susie jerks OF Pine street is Wis
iting friends In Lawrence, Mass.
Miss Mary Callahan OF Valley Falls is
visiting friends in Franklin, Mass.
Miss Lila Hurley OF Providence was In
town yesterday calling on relatives.
Yesterday was the second anniversary
OF the death OF John Boyle O'Reilly.
Tho races have been the cause OF many n
man spending his vacation in the city.
An interesting meeting Of Eureka
Lodge, X. of r., was held last evening.
Misses Katie and May McNally of
Phonix are visiting friends in this city.
Tho regular meeting OF A. X. Tilton
Camp, 3. OF ", will be held this evening.
The Summer is the only time when you
don't feel "There's No Place Like Home"
Miss Mary White, daughter of A. e.
White, has Joined the family at Cottage
City.
Steamer Petrol took a moonlight party
down the bay from Providence last eve
ming.
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gansett Pier, for the remainder OF the
season.
al am banking on you," as the farmer
said said as he proceeded to hill up his
potatoes.
Rev. Alexander McGregor and family
will spend the remainder OF this month at
Rutland, Vt.
A party from Olneyville will come here
tomorrow and take sail down the river
on the Pawtucket steamers.
1t is not creditable to human nature that
as soon as book Is annouced as not fit to
sell everybody wants to buy 1t.
DO not forget that the union excursion
OF the Catholic Knights OF the State takes
place tomorrow at Rocky Point.
When your friends ct the seaside write
to tell how they are enjoying themselves
1t is hard to sit on the back stoop and con-
vince yourself that you are happy.
Miss Maggie White OF New York Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Hurley
OF this city. Miss White is poetic writer
of sorne distinction
They say that q woman would rather
look cool than to feel cool. Yesterday,
however, most women gave up trying to
accomplish either result.
A man named Lynch, and claiming to
belong In New York, was taken In custody
by Officer Black on Pine street Inst night.
He WINS suffering from delirium tremens.
The man who courteously allows others
to prccede him In entering an elevator
usually gets out first. This Is an ad-
vantage and shows that 1t pays to be
polite.
Martin O'Brien, who was sentenced to
State Prison for three years for killing
John Nolan, has been released, having
stTNcd hAb boihi, icbs thV Boou
behavior.
At 7:45 o'clock last evening tho recall
for the Knights cotton house, at River
Point, fire OF July was sounded and the
longest term of duty In the history OF the
River Point fire department ended.
The sympathy OF the many friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Lucitt is extended
to them today In their sad aiiliction. Yes
terday one OF their twin children died, n
bright little girl baby about five months
old.
Al the regular meeting OF Tower Post,
No. II, Monday evening two recruits wero
mustered, one applicant was voted In and
three new applications we're received. The
| committee on the trip to Washington
made report Of progress.
William McDougall, who broke his leg
a number OF days since, by jumping from
n window Mt his residence on Water street,
Central Falls, was taken to tho Rhode
Island Hospital In the local police ambu-
lance yesterday afternoon.
BY recent act OF Congress II is uniaw-
full for any person to put an inscription
of my kind on tho American flag. This
law will knock out several campaign ban
ners I'm n number OF towns In this section