Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-04
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II will carve II aloft on the pillars OF fame,
In blood red letters. enscrolled Ina flame"
"hui Love cannot read It," she said.
II will make you." no pleaded. IA statesrnan's
She listened and turned her head.
# will BIT In the halls where the great abide'
Where Ambition feasts and Is satisfied
But Love cannot share H." she said.
"I will sing you a song such as poets prize
She blushed and she dropped her head.
Il will WOO soft chords from tho muse, whose
eyes
Illumine the portals OF Loves Paradise"-
But Love cannot sing them" she said.
II give you my love then It's all can do"-
Low drooped her womanly head.
81 love YOU, ola. love. with love 80 true,
There Is nothing else In my life for you"
"But Love wants nothing else, she said.
IT. II. Cannon.
The Diamonds play In Wexford today.
Branch Parnell, /. N. T., met last even
ing.
The Board OF Aldermen met at o'clock
this afternoon.
Counterfeit lO-cent pieces are In circu-
lation in this city.
David Clarkson OF Central Falls Is visit
ing friends in Fall River.
Miss Nellie Grimes OF Central Falls il
visiting friends in Fall River.
City Sergeant Wilson left this noon for
a few day visit to New Bedford.
The Stars are In Baskerville, Mass, to-
day wrestling with the Foxes.
HThe License Commissioners granted
several more licenses last evening.
Elmer Palmer had two fingers crushed
at the Haskell Bolt Works yesterday.
Arrangements are being made for the
High and grammar school graduations.
Enjoy life tomorrow by taking a trip
down the river on the Pawtucket steamer.
"Oh, what is 30 rare al day In JuneY"
asks a poet. How about an underdone
steak2
The butchers and marketmen would
like to arrange a game OF ball with the
police.
A pleasant ribbon party was held at the
residence of James Cannon last even
ing.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Frank Arthur Sayles and Mary Dow
Ames.
Peter B. McManus OF this city and DIR.
Il. j. Smith OF Valley Falls sail for Europe
today.
The work OF paving Garden street has
been suspended an account of the scarcity
OF blocks.
Mrs. q. III. Smith and sister, Miss Mary
p. Cutting, are at their summer home In
Cottage City.
Steamer Pioneer will make two trips
down the river tomorrow, leaving at 10
and o'clock.
The Summer time table OF the Old
Colony Railroad will go into effect one
week from Monday.
Ten barrels OF ale and number of cases
OF lager were dumped into the Blackstone
by the police today.
Another meeting of the Base Ball Asso-
citation will be held Tuesday evening when
a beard of directors will be elected.
Noonan, the Irish piper, will play the
sweet airs of the Emerald Isle at the
Young Irelanders excursion tomorrow.
The funeral OF Adam Clarner will be
held tomorrow afternoon, and will be at
tended by Union Lodge,A. +. and A. M.
Monday Portland will be here and
Salem Tuesday. Wednesday the Pawtuck-
cts start off on what is hoped to be win
ming tour.
The iron railing around the ball grounds
that players stood in fear OF, was taken
down this forenoon. This will insure
better fielding.
The Young Irelanders will make an ex-
cursion to Newport and Fort Adams to
morrow. Steamer Planet will leave the
wharf at 10 o'clock.
A number OF young people OF this city
Miss Hattie Mckee at her residence, VAL
ley Falls, Wedneday evening.
The gentlemen who were SO we'll enter
tanned by the ladies OF the hat factory a
short time ago gave return social In
Celtic Hall last evening and a most en-
joyable time was had.
II is expected that In a few weeks the In
terstate cars will be running. There is
but a small section OF track to be laid and
that is now nearly completed, between
Fountain and High streets.
The Pawtucket- w oonsocket game will
be called on the Dexter street grounds at
3:45 O'Clock. This promises to be a hard
fought game, as the teams have met four
times and both have won two victories.
A man who has worked on the highway
department for seven years remarked to-
day as he watched an Italian laborer at
work, "1f that fellow was employed by
the city, he would be overpaid at 90
cents"
Horse car conductors and others would
do well TO look at the silver dollars they
receive, as a number have already been
deceived. The date on the counterfeit is
1887; the coin Is much lighter than the
original.
Bullock's Point Avenue Hotel is now
open for the season and the proprietor, p.
Kagan, who Is well known to the people
OF this city invites the public to test the
merits OF his hostelry. Shore dinners q
speciality and served in first-class style.
The delegates to the Republican Con-
vention from Rhode Island left for Min