Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-26
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A gold glcam Of witchhszel flowers,
And. dazzling my uplifted eyes,
The sunlight In tho golden skies;
What magic spell has compsssed mes
What strange new world u this see?
Goldi goldi above. below. around;
thread upon enchanted ground.
A dreamland queen, who only knows.
Tomorrow. when the east wind blows,
"s- dream and all It's glory coes
NJ. Moy attended the cake walk In Bos-
ton last evening.
Kate Hennessy, suffering from Ats, was
at the police station last night.
Frank Goodreau OF Berkeley was the
lucky person winning the handsome mir
ror at Elliot's.
Last evening the Spinners Association
appointed committee to take care OF the
nine hour agitation.
A very pleasant party was held at tho
residence OF Mrs. Charles Sanford on
Dunnell avenue last evening.
Last evening James Madell Of East
Providence was thrown from his team
on High street and badly injured.
Joseph II. Watson, hostler for ex- Mayor
Sayles, was arrested today for stealing hay
and grain from his employers barn.
Harry Miller was arrested for non-sup-
port by Officer Lee yesterday. This morn
ing the case settled on payment OF costs.
The temperance rally, under the auspices
OF Sc. Marys Temperance Society, has
been postponed again for unavoidable
reasons.
South Kingston has chosen j. q. Perry,
J. A. Rose, ID. X. Southwick, Jr., and J. G.
Davis delegates TO the Democratic state
convention.
Superintendent Grady OF the Dispeau.
Russell Ice Company Is the father of q re-
markable child, born this week. II weigh
cd 10 IA pounds.
The SarsHeld Association will observe
the anniversary Of the birth Of Robert
Emmet by public meeting on Thursday
evening, March Q.
Marriage intentions have been aled by
Zelotus w. jerks and Luclla ii. Mat
thews; Frank II. Chace Of Manville and
Susanna Lund Of this city.
Mrs. A. NJ. Petris, the fashionable hair
dresser OF Minneapolis, Mimi, II at tho
New Idea Store where she will trim and
curl ladies' bangs free OF charge.
Miss Cora NJ. Short, daughter OF Albert
Short OF Sayicsvillc, WINS married at her
parents residence, on Wednesday after
noon, to Mr.. Walter F. Arnold Of this
city.
The exhibition at Professor Walkers
gymnasium this evening will be q fine
one. A number OF frst- -class artists will
be present, and some interesting work is
looked for.
AS was the case during the previous
grip epidemic, Pope Leo XIII has issued
an edict modifying the usual restrictions
Of Lent in all parts OF the world where the
grip is now prevalent.
Miss Lottie Monteih will appear in tho
Irish farce comedy, "Muldoon's Daugh-
ter" in Temperance Hall Tuesday eve
ming. She will be isupported by q COM
pany OF comedians, vocalists and dancers.
Patrick O'Connor, who lives on Lawn
avenue, was awakened carly this morning
by tho odor OF coal gas In his room. Upon
investigation II was found to come from q
heating stove in the next room. At the
time OF awakening Mrs. O'Connor and tho
children they were nearly insensible.
Tho death Of Jermiah Lawler of Dclany
Council, Knights Of Columbus, is the first
that has occurred in the Council. The
latter will attend the funeral in a body
tomorrow. The family will receive u 900.
The resolutions adopted by the Council
will be published In the TRIBUNE to-
morrow.
The following comes from a young
school boy who attends one OF our schools
In this city. "ln my school room We
have TO make up sentences. The other
day our teacher told us to make q
sentence with the word Heroes in il
and one boy raised his hand and said:
"He rose from tho dead"
Misses Josephine and Ophelis Golsnitt
OF New York, daug htcrs OF Capt. Goldsmith
who, together with his wife, made the
trip across the Atlantic In small boat
short time ago, have been visiting friends
on Hilton street for few days. A few eve
nings ago receptionwas rendered to them,
among the visitors being q number from
Providence, and the evening was spent
in pleasant manner. During the evening
the young ladies were presented with
substantial gift in the shape Of money.
A meeting Of the st. Pstrick's Day col
lectors OF st. Mary's parish was held in
Sarsfield Hall last evening. John Smith
OF Merrick street was made chairman, b.
Sexton, secretary, and Timothy Butler,
treasurer. Considerable enthusiasm was
manifested. Another meeting will be held
next Sunday evening to complete all ar.
rangcments after which they will call on
the people for contributions.
Rev. Thomas +. McDonougb, who for
years was pastor In the Providence Cathe-
dral, has been appointed to succeed the
late Rev. DR.. Wallace AZ pastor Of st.
Michaei's Church, Prairie avenue, Provi.
dence. In 1887 ho was transferred to st..
Msry's Church, Taunton. His departure
from this parish will be AZ deeply regretted
40 u x..aa xsp kcv ha left pvovidenre Dor-