Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-03

This seems 10 lie "a haCfcu phrase
With reverence impaAsOnCd;
thing come down from righteous days
Quantity but pobly fashioned.
II well becomes an honest face,
A voice that's round and cheerful:
/. stays the sturdy in his place,
And soothes the weak and fearful;
Into the porches of the ears
II steals with subtle unotion,
And In your heart of hearts appears
To work It's gracious function;
And all day loEg with pleading song
II fingers TO carcss you,
Tm sure no human heart goes wrong
That's told, "Goodby, God bless you"
Eugene Field.
The Aldermen will meet tomorrow at
o'clock
yesterday.
Cook, a new pitcher Is 10 be tried by the
Pawtuckets.
There are five Fisher men on the School
Committee.
The mercury is doing its best to get
"out of sight.
The newspaper men and drug clerks are
arranging for game Of base ball.
John Degnan OF Providence is spending
the week with relatives on the "View."
The funeral OF Mrs. James Locklan OF
South Union street took place yesterday
afternoon.
T.. w. Blodgett, Clerk Of the District
Court, returned from Washington, ID. C.,
yesterday.
McGuirk was spiked in the fifth inning
yesterday quite badly. DIR. Corrigan at
tended him.
Captain q. w. Easterbrooks OF this city
was elected major of the first regiment
last evening.
Miss Bertha +. Rosenbourn, saleslady at
the New Idea Store, is visiting friends In
New York city.
The Masons and several German orders
will attend the funeral of J. Adam Clarner
Sunday afternoon.
The new steamer OF the Pawtucket
Steamboat Company will he launched the
last Of next week.
Steamer Pioneer will make two trips to
the shore resorts Sunday leaving here at
lO O'CLOCK ana O'CLOCK.
A sum OF money has been found in
Lynd q Murphy's store which the owner
can have by calling for it.
The funeral of w. S. Fullerton took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
home on Hancock street.
Miss Maggie Ryder of Slater street left
yesterday for a visit among friends in
Orleans county, New York.
A large gang OF men are laying the
rails of the Interstate Railway Company
on Exchange street, near the bridge.
Is the Highway Department going to
macadamize North Main street i'm front
OF the police station while it is torn up?
Joseph Laffan, who won the silk hat nj
the festival of the Dexter Social Club, will
be presented with the tile this evening
His vote was 1910.
There will be a Leap year party in Celtic
Hall tonight given by the young men who
were entertained by the fair sex OF the ha,
factory month or so ago.
Tax Assessor James Linton left this
afternoon for Minneapolis to attend the
Republican National Convention in the
capacity OF an alternate delegate.
By local on first page il will he seen tina,
the Young Irelanders Association and
friends will make an excursion to New
port and Fort Adams next Sunday.
The drill contest at the Temperance
mems festival tomorrow night will be
lively. Sergeant Curran Of the Grattan
Guards of Providence will compete.
The party of young people from Pleas
ant View, who enjoyed themselves for
ten days at Block Island last summer, are
arranging for their annual outing this
year.
Officer Dwyer took an intoxicated man
from the S:35 train last evening". lie had
gone back and forth from Lonsdalo tc
Providence and he did not know where
he was.
At the meeting of the Base Ball Asso.
citation last evening the constitution and
bylaws were adopted. Another meeting
will be held Tuesday to elect Board o
Directors.
Sergeant John Cleary OF the Kcarneyi
gave an exhibition of fancy drilling at tn,
Fall River High school Tuesday and re.
ceived very fiattering praise from the
press Of that city.
An inventory has been taken OF the
stock at the Bargain Store, East avenue,
and for the next ten days the goods will
be sold below cost. See their announce
ment In this issue.
The May number OF tho Musical Echo
was received at Meiklejohn's Music store
today. Owing TO the increased demand
on the publishers, they have been unabl,
NIL orderr until now. Tho issue is q
good one and has portrait OF Adolinf
Patti on the title page.
s>-xAsd-psyis, who peddles sandwiches
around the streets nights, thought h,
could make a dollar the other evening b,
going through the :06 express train will
his basket OF eatablcs. He got on th,
train when II stopped and could not get