Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-27
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Now hath my ife acros. a stormy sea.
Like frai bark, reached that vide por
where all
Are hidden, ere the fn.l reckoning fall
OF good and cyil for eternity.
Now know we'll how that fond phantasy
Which made my soul the worshiper and
tLral
OF earthly art in vain. how criminal
/ IL that which all men seek unwilliugly.
Those amorous thoughts which were 50 lightly
| dressed
What are they when the double death IL
| nighf
The one know for sure, the other dread
Painting nor sculpture now can lull 10 rest
| My soul, that turns 10 his great love on high.
Whose arms 10 clasp Us on the cross were
spread
--synond's life Of Michael Angelo"
Did you hang up your stockIng7
The public schools reopened this morn
ing.
Charles w. Clough is confined to his
home by illness.
William L. Newell will leave this week
for Jacksonville, Fla.
A girl gives her lover a mitten because
pair is out OF the question.
Many report broken water pipes as a
result OF the recent cold snap.
The ,city fathers should regulate the
speed OF electric cars on Main street.
The inmates OF the Home for the Aged
enjoyed their usual Christmas dinner.
The Burnside Cadets will hold mas
querade ball Friday evening in Infantry
Hall.
This evening the Leap Year party OF the
Ideal Club will be held in the Assembly
Rooms.
Messrs. +. Eugene Barker 4 Co. are dis.
tributing handsome calendars to their
patrons.
George Heating OF Pittsheld, Mass, is
visiting friends on Central avenue for a
few days.
There will be no more polo games here
this week on account OF the poultry ex.
hibition.
Hammonds pond, Scott's pond and
Spectacle pond presented lively scenes
yesterday.
Charles l.. Sexton and John Morlin OF
this city have gone 10 Philadelphia on a
visit to friends.
Miss Gertie Merrill OF Central avenue
received Christmas gift OF a handsome
watch and chain.
Court Woodlawn, A. O. +. OF A.. will
hold social in its hall on Main street,
Thursday evening.
Miss Mamie A. Wall OF Cross street was
presented with a handsome piano as
Christmas gift by her parents.
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society gave the Sunday school children
candy and other presents Sunday after
noon.
Saturday afternoon Frank A. Fenner OF
this city was adjudged an insane person in
the District Court and taken to Buffers
Asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cheetham OF
Elm street observed their silver wedding
anniversary Saturday, They received
many presents.
The dog and poultry show under the
auspices OF the Rhode Island Poultry AS
ociation will open in the Broad Street
Theatre this evening.
The University Extension course opens
tonight at the High School by Profess or
who will lecture on "The Tene-
ment House Problem"
Rev. Bernard f. Redihan officiated on
Christmas Day at the Church OF the Holy
Trinity and preached an eloquent sermon
OH the significance OF the day.
There will be meeting OF Branch Par
nell, |. n. F., tomorrow night when the
election OF officers will be held. Every
is expected to be present.
The following Pawtucket people regis
tered at New York hotels the past week:
l.. Fsles and wife, E. Thayer, Z. Thayer,
Jr., Fred Thayer and A. +. Chace.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
James Smith Reid and Bethiah Bark;
George II. Rigby and Esther Love; Will
liza m Johnson Miller and Johanna Florence
Pratt.
The State Road Commission is in ses-
sion today at the State House. The
pending is the ad visibility OF
the State caring for the main roads OF the
State.
II is said that the Interstate Electric
Railway Company are periecting arrange
ments to extend and complete a system OF
electric railroads and bring Worcester in
direct communication with this city and
Providence.
A marriage notice in an exchange closes
az follows: "May the mystic hand OF
fortune gently lead the happy couple into
sunny paths, and long may it be until the
sun OF their lives cast lengthy shadow
on the Hesperian shore"
Lucinda Armstrong, widow residing
on River street, paid a visit to relatives in
Saturday and on her returning
about II O'Clock in the evening had hardly
got to the house when she dropped dead.
Medical Examiner Kelliher decided that
death was due from heart disease.
Charles Cohen OF North Main street,
Providence, will open an elegant new
cloth hing store in the Opera House block
on Broad street in a few days. Mr.. Cohen
is we'll known IN the clothing trade and
he intends TO keep elegant, new ano
tylish goods at the lowest prices. Watch
for his opening announcement.