Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-28

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And not for q qusenly face.
You requir. 'all ,hins- that are good nnL
true,
All things that man should b."
ask for q woman, with all that implic>,
And that II sufficient for INC.
You ask for n man without a fault.
To live with here on earth;
ask for "a woms "a. faults and all,
For by faulia may judge OF worth.
Iask for Il woman made as of old
A higher form OF man;
His comforter, helper adviser and friend.
As In tho original plan.
A wonan who llns an aim in life,
Who finds life worth the living,
Who makes the world better for being L,i'
And for others her life Is giving.
Twill no, require ell that have asked
In these lines 10 poor and few;
only pray that you may bc NIL
Tis God can make OF you.
For your heart end life and love
Are ,acred things tD mo,
And "i'll stake my life" that III BE- to you
Whatever I ought Ia H..
Miss Katie Garrett OF Providence visited
friends in this city yesterday.
The woodbine Base Ball Club will hold
an important meeting tonight.
Undertaken ID. A. Clark has had AR
addition To his family. IT'S a boy.
Cavanaugh & Manning's new barn or
Broadway was completed Saturday.
There was break In the water main In
front OF Gelb & Norton's this morning.
The ISSUES of the campaign will b,
plainly stated at the Democratic rally to-
morrow night.
Misses Annie and Nellie Corcoran OF
Barstow street, Providence, spent last
week In Lonsdale.
st. Msry's Christian Doctrine Society
met yesterday afternoon and adjourned
to Wednesday evening.
n. Harding will move from the Cottrcl
Block to the store formerly occupied by
Jerome Kennedy & Co. next month.
At the services 10 be held In st. Mary,
Church Tuesday evening, the sermon viii
be delivered 10y Rev. Father Mecnan.
James G. Bowers, employed at Fullers
jewclry shop, was badly injured Sat
urday afternoon by falling from n
ladder.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine MartiI
took place from the Church OF the Sacret
Heart yesterday afternoon. Burial was n
Valley Falls.
Miss r. A. Donahuo will remove bel
wrapper store from the Benedict Building
| to the store now occupied by Blanchard
opposite the Post Office, April 1.
Thomas Perkins OF the metropolitan
Life Insurance Company has been pro
NOTED to Assistant Superintendent ant
assumed the duties OF his new position
today.
James r.. McNulty Is again happ,
father, having been presented with I
bouncing baby boy on his arrival hom
early Saturday evening. Jim is wei
pleased and happy today.
The Manville Athletics met the Wander
crs on the Dexter street grounds Saturda.
and were not In the gamo from bcginnin.
to end. When the ones sided contest wa
! finished the score was q TO 0.
| Pensions for Rhode Islanders o rigi
nal, William Mckee, Richard Russell
Henry Donovan, William T. Chacc
Michael Walsh; original widows, etc.
Margaret Donohoe, Ann NJ. Bradford.
Edward NJ. Lane OF Pawtucket, son o
Henry Lane Of the Chicago Grocery and
student OF ii. o. True, NJ. d., graduate,
from Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Now York, Inst Saturday md is expected
home on Wednesday.
Messrs. Charles Appleton and G. Tw iv
and Miss Maggie Mcnamara, assisted tb
choir OF 81 Edwards Church, Provide nee
yesterday. Mr.. Appleton sang the sole
AFT Incsrnatus est" and at the offcrtor
Maria"
There was q break in water main o
Broadway last Friday night which was re
ported TO the sympathetic Sergeant Of Pc
lice. lie was so solicitous for the brea
that he had fivc lanterns hung on II an
insisted on keeping an officer up q
night watching the lanterns. Was h
afraid to disturb the water depart men
people by notifying them'
A sad accident befel Mrs. Cody OF Cal
penter street last week. She is over
years OF ago and she was unfortunai
enough 10 fall and break her hip. 81
, has the sympathy OF all her acquaintance
On account Of her extreme old age II
almost impossible to give her relief
reducing the fracture. The late Mimi
Cody was her granddaughter.
Colonel T. z. Hayes returned home Rr
day evening after a two weeks businc
and pleasure trip In the south, which
J greatly enjoyed. He spent st. Patrick
Day In Georgia, and reported the wcat b
In that locality as cold and disagrccabl
In fact, something unusual for the SUM
South. When ho heard OF the bcautif
dcy that favored the Irish patriots OF &
}. North he felt as though he would like
have been here and taken part IN the rel
. hrstion.