Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-21
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Two men toiled side by side from sun 10 sun,
And both were poor:
Both sat with children, when tho day was done.
About their door.
One saw the beautiful IN crimson cloud
And shining moon;
The other. with his head In sadness bowed.
Made night OF noon.
One loved each tree and flower and singing bird
On mount or plain:
No music In the soul Of one was stirred
BY leaf or rain.
Dne saw tho good In every fellow man,
And hoped the best;
The other marveled AT his Masters plan,
And doubt confessed.
One, having heaven above and heaven below.
Was satisfied:
The other, discuntented. lived In woe
And hopeless died.
The grip is relaxing.
There were a few sleighs out last even
ing.
The fremen's bail will take place Feb
ruray 10.
NJ. Loomis was appointed postmaster at
Georgiaville, yesterday.
Barker & Farnell iobbers in wollens,
have dissolved partnership.
There are several candidates for City
Auditor. Only one can get It.
w. Brown was yesterday named as
postmaster for Escoheag in this State.
The Clansmen will gather in Music Hall
Friday night in honor Of the bard OF Ayr.
The annual social OF the mem bers OF
Camp Trouble will take place next month.
There are many teams being borrowed"
and the "burrowers" generally make their
escape.
There is a rumor that one OF the City
Treasurer assistants will soon lead a
pretty girl to the alter.
Miss Katharine Mahar OF Taunton, who
has been visiting Mrs. William Gillian.
returned to her home yesterday
A horse and sleigh belonging to NJ. j.
Cavanaugh ran away in Providence last
night. The driver was thrown out.
Martin Mcmahon and Miss Lena Buck
ley will be united in marriage at st.
Joseph's Church next Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. J. G. Edwards, nee Pollock, who
was reported to have committed suicide,
has be, n heard from, and is well and
healthy in Lowell, Mass.
Lewis & Curry have put an elegant
music box into the Woodbine. You can
hear Reeves band on the What Cheer by
dropping nickle in the slot.
Among the bills passed by the Senate OF
the United States yesterday was one ap-
propriating 100000 for a new post
Office building in Providence.
A few young men improved the oppor-
tunity OF giving their best girls sleigh
ride yesterday, and the girls did not OBJ
ject, although it was leap year.
Fred Jerau!d, who has been very Ill here
for three weeks, was removed to his home
in Waltham, Mass, Tuesday. He was
employed by Duckworth, the jeweler
After tour Of over five months the
international football team has arrived
home from Europe. Jeffery and Gregory
arrived in this city yesterday morning
The well known bakery establishment
OF p. Dshy & Co. is doing large and Ia
crative business, as it deserves. They
have three excellent products OF their
bakery.
A good sized audience listened to the
lecture Of Hon. Thomas p. Barnfeld last
evening in Park Place Church. His
lecture was well illustrated and was
pleasing
A horse driven by boy showed its head
through a large pane OF glass in Provi-
dence horse car yesterday afternoon. The
glass few in all directions, but no one
was hurt.
The funeral of William Carrigan, father
Of Rev L. f. Carrigan, took place yester-
day from the church Of the Sacred Heart
in East Providence. There were forty
clergymen in attendance.
There were number Of people from
this city present at the Tyler Council,
Knights of Columbus, in Infantry Hall,
Providence last night, Delany Council OF
this city being well represented.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Angiereita, daughter OF Mr and
Mrs Lyman +. Slocum, TO John A. Perry,
bookkeeper for Lyons Delany 4 Co. The
ceremony will take place February2.
Editor Moulton OF the Attleboro Sun
was welcome visitor at the TRIBUNE
Office yesterday afternoon and spoke
highly OF this papers plant and quarters
Editor Moulton has fine newspaper
outfit himself.
Yestesday Special Hill brought Lucin'
Whipple, sixteen years OF age, and Francis
= Farrell, fifteen years OF age, to the station
they having run away from the Reform
School. They were turned over to nj
officer from Cranston.
The dance programmes at the HON
Society ball on Tuesday night and at tn
ball Of TSl Ter Council, X. of c., last even
ing were elegant specimens OF the engrav
ers' and printers art and were from tn
house OF Ryder & Dearth.
One OF the best equipped grocery store
\ i'm the citv is that OF Lee Brothers o.
Mineral Spring avenue. Since their re
moval into their new quarters their trad
has increased remarkably. They keep
fine line Of goods and sell at populs
prices.
Cavauaugh AZ Manning, proprietors {