Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-29

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Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
She who Il InIno. whose soul is ell my own
AS mine "a hers, long loved and early known.
With what warm hands, with what loyina
face,
She gives me- welcome 20 this quiet place.
This cottage hearth, where we two dwell alone!
We have the poor for neighbors; we are ono,
Content with simple duties simply done;
And she at least Of no ambitious race,
She who is mine.
All, yesi Life's vain results have come and
gone;
And The dry heart. ffke a cold koruel stone
Within It's wltherod pulp and shrunken case.
Might vel hayc lost such fullness and such
grace
As once II had. but for this love, Cull grown
And rcsoluio and pure, that she hstn shown,
Sho who Is mine.
New moon tonight.
Mrs. Robert j. Hewes is i'll.
The Tufts College boys are in town.
The Horse Guards will dance tonight.
Charles Gafiney of East avenue died last
night.
Officer Reynolds Is of duty on account
OF illness.
Persons on pleasure bent often get badly
doubled up.
Miss Fairbrother OF this city is visiting
In Warren.
There was plenty OF music on the street
last evening. Drum corps were very
numerous.
The Woodbines' fair was well attended
last evening.
"something that should be looked into"
a microscope.
The funeral OF Mrs. Pardon Jenks will
be held tomorrow.
St. Msry's Temperance Society Will in
stall Officers tonight
The electric lights burned brightly for
while yesterday afternoon.
When . man hires n dreas suit to go on
n tear he must pay the rent.
Camp \. X. Tilton, Sons ofv cterana,
W AZ INV u tpllEuls
An interesting meeting OF the splnnors
Association was held last evening.
Robert Neil, saloon keeper, has made an
assignment to Claude j. Farnsworth.
The st. Patrick's Day convention viii be
held In sarsheld Hall, Sunday evening.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
William Eaton and Hattie b. Davidson.
The funeral OF Miss Deborah Crook OF
Dunnell avenue will take place tomorrow.
Officer William McCusker is enjoying
bis weeks vacation fishing for pickcrel
through the ice.
The "Is-this-cold- enough for-you?"
fiend has been around in large numbers
the past few days.
A great sale is advertised in today's
TRIBUNE TO commence at the Bargain
Store, 10 East avenue, tomorrow.
The blizzard predicted has not yet made
its appearance and it is hoped it will con-
tinuc TO act in n similar manner.
The skaters are making the most OF this
pleasant weather. Hammond's pond was
crowded last evening with young people
Word received from John j. Kirwan,
who is now in Los Angeles, Cal, is TO the
is enjoying good health.
Massman has added new department
to his confectionery store by putting in
light lunch counter where hot drinks,
cakes, pies etc, will be served.
The Supreme Court is expected to give a
decision in the mayoralty case by Satur-
day. The TRIBUNE will publish the
rescript IN full as soon as il is given to the
Clerk OF the Court.
Tower Post and number of others
from this vicinity will attend the Grand
Army camp fire and reception to Com
mandcr in Chief John Palmer in Infantry
Hall, Providence, Saturday evening,
Feb. G.
A little lad by the name OF Bicknen of
Capital street met with fatal accident n
few days ago. member OF the family
accidentally spilled some hot water on the
little fellow aud he died from the effects
shortly after.
The Wanderers will 60 TO Fall River to-
morrow to meet the Rovers. The latter
being on their own stamping ground,
will make hard fight, and the Pawtuck-
cts will have the strongest team ever
taken to that city.
A young woman employed at the Lor-
raine Mills had one OF her fingers badly
crushed yesterday afternoon by getting
caught in doubling machine. She was
brought to the office OF DIR. Wilbur and
the injured hand dressed.
There is every indication that the con-
vention to be held i'm Sarsfield Hall to ar
range for the celebration Of st. Patrick's
day will be well attended. Nearly every
prominent Irish society in the State will
have delegates present.
An interesting meeting OF Court Wood
lawn, 4. q. f., was held Wednesday even
ing. Arrangements are nearly completed
for it's apron and necktie party which is to
be held the 18th OF next month. This
Court bids fair TO be ono Of the strongest
in the State.
a. j. Gallagher, the well-known
prompter, is meeting with good success
In his new store on Lonsdale avenue. Hr
has pretty little store and he carries n
nice line Of hoota ebooo r,bl,~, arl