Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-04
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As sic to night IN the nrelight
And dream OF the long ago.
My thoughts iy back TO boyhood
And set my soul agiow
Obi dreams that long have vanished,
OH vain aud neeting Joys
Where are the hopes cherishcdi
Where are my broken toysi
Ny broken toys--ah Heaven.
Sadly my heart recalls
The dreams that once were dearest.
And over my soul there falls
A shadow. like mist az evening,
That drops without sound OF noise.
And shuts me out forever
From dreams Of my broken toysi
Yet dream as | slt Ia the Grelight.
OF one who was bright and fair,
With rosy lips and sweet gray eyes
And wavy nut brown hair;
But sit alone In the cleaning
For the angels share her joys,
And there's naught but the memory left mo
OF my love and my broken toysl
Perhaps In the far Of future,
When the weary years are done,
And the grave has closed above mo
Meath some fair eternal sun,
Ishall sec, aud know the reason
Why missed earths sweetest ioyg
And the plying God 10 Heaven
Will mend my broken toys!
Miss Sadie Graham OF this city is visit
ing friends in Fall River.
The tin type artist and flying horses are
now things to be expected.
The Young Mems Social Club will hold
ball in German Hall Friday evening,
May 13.
Captain George O. Willard and daughter
of Providence will leave for California
next week.
The License Commissioners adjourned
yesterday afternoon without granting
any licenses.
James Woodman of Central Falls, who
has been visiting friends in Fall River,
has returned home.
Charles l.. Powers and Miss Lula NJ.
Baxter were married last evening by the
Rev. Theodore 8. Snow
The Lafayette Guards, led by the Paw
tucket City Band, attended the fair OF the
Elite Club last evening.
Tomorrow the Lewiston nine will
visit this city, and friday the Paw
tuckets will start on a weeks trip.
Thomas j. Gillian and Charles Little,
who are studying for the priesthood in
Paris, will be ordained to the sub
ship June 18th.
Last evening number OF young men
from tas city attended the banquet and
ball OF the North Attleboro Musical and
Literary Association.
Joseph II. Roberts, who sued the Paw
tucket Street Railroad Company for
5000, got a verdict yesterday for that
amount with the cyphers left OF.
Mrs. William Buttsrworth and son Of
Main street will leave Friday for Europe
on Steamer Pavonia, from Boston. She
is going for the benefit OF her health.
Tomorrow evening the watch and ring
prizes at the fair Of the East Side Base
Ball Club will be drawn and Saturday
evening the bicycle contest will close.
Edward and Rose Magner, who lived on
Division street, Valley Falls, were before
The Court this morning as common
drunkards. They pleaded not guilty and
were held for trial next Tuesday.
The marriage OF Arthur f. Smith to
Miss Sarah Webb, daughter of suporin-
tendent Webb of the Pawtucket Manu-
featuring Company, took place last eve
ming, and was very pretty affair.
Alexander, the three -year-oli son OF
Andre Blanchard, died this morning OF
diphtheria. Nearly the whole OF MIR.
Blanchard's family has been sick with the
terrible disease and he has the sympathy
Of the community in his bereavement.
Before Judge Douglas and a jury yes
terday the case OF Thomas +. Sweeney
against John f. Haberlin and others was
tried A verdict was rendered for the de-
PENDANTS. AT a previous trial the plaintiff
was awarded a verdict fer the sum Of
s1,050.
4 Good Idea.