Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-09

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THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEHES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
with twining rosos> red and white. I made.
When Juno was hot. n pleasant bower for shade
A gracious place IT seoDsd. by night or day.
where ono might wake OF sleep, give thanks
or pray.
Upon Il fell tho dow aud roso the moon;
There nightinealcs made giad the nights OF
June.
But a- one eve listened 20 their song
itscotned to mo my very heart was "uhs
With sharp. swift pain; whereon ! searched
aud loi
1.-the snakes With murderous eyes wound to
aud fro.
Thereon left my bower, nor may IL bo
That IL again IN June shal shelter me.
nm, ,yhen n. leaves have withered one by one.
Whom nightingales have fed, and pales the
sun;
When IN dcop SHOWS snekos may not breed or
house,
will 40 back. aud meath tho baro rose boughs
Dream ~ tho summer aud the leaves that made.
Whom June wosh hot, my SA9Ecant place Of shade.
Philip Marsiop 10 1ow fdk indssndcnt
James r. Barry is at tho Cape.
School Committee meets this evening.
Miss Mary McKenna Of this city is at
Pleasant Bluff.
NJ. q. Cook returned from visit TO Salt
Lake City yesterday.
Fred w. Worger OF No. fire station
began his vacation today.
Miss Katie McCaughey OF this city is at
Ocean cottage, Camp White.
Mrs. Richard Roberts and two sons are
visiting relatives In this city.
There are a number OF improvements
going on at No. Fire Station.
e. G. Panneton OF Fall River has
been visiting friends in this city.
Miss Clara Hamilton OF this city has
been visiting friends in Fall River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Snow OF this
city arc at Riverside for the season.
Miss Mamie McEnany Of Chelmsford,
Mass, is visiting relatives in this city.
The firemen had the Warwick truck out
for practice last evening at slater's mill.
N. f. Whipple OF Lyons Dolany d Co. Is
left yesterday for Jutland, N. j., on a
visit.
Irelanders Association was held last
evening.
Henry j. Lynd, Of the firm OF Lynd Il
Murphy, has returned from Old Orchard
Beach, Me.
Il. r. Lent of Central Falls is visiting
Mr.. George Il. Sweet st Lincoln cottage,
Pleasant Bluff.
Rev. Father La Belle of Centerville has
been appointed curate OF st. Joseph's
parish, Ashton.
Look out for the Summer girl this year,
for since she has put on suspenders she
means to brace up.
The B. T. Club OF Providence will go
down the river tonight on one OF the
Pawtucket steamers.
1t often happens that the first home
run Of game is made by the spectators
when the shower comes.
Fred Il. Grout, manager OF Colwell's
market, has taken Shady Sea cottage,
Camp White, for the remainder OF the
season.
Tho ribbon bedecked electric fan at
Fisk q Co.'s Is attracting much attention.
Mr.. Fisk ought to have II patented.
"There's millions In it,"
There will be an all-rail excursion to
Nantasket Beach tomorrow on the Old
Colony railroad. Special train leaves this
city at $50 n. m, and tho fare Is ony 81 .25.
Charles Payne and John Fox rowod
from the Pawtucket Boat Club House to
Rocky Point Sunday morning In two
hours and 35 minutes, and rowed back In
the afternoon In five minutes less time.
The special train will leave Providence
tomorrow morning for Nantasket ut $40,
Pawtuckct, 8 80 and Attleboro 9:O5.
Everyone who can should take advan-
tage Of the low rate to enjoy day at the
seashore.
The following members OF the Y. NJ. &.
A. left yesterday afternoon on two
weeks vacation, which will be spent at
North Lubec, Me-: Messrs Stratton, Fittz,
Baker, Wightman, Loinas, Leonard, Craw-
ford, Check and Nickerson.
Joseph Pldgen of Natick,'a boy OF IL,
was playing ball with companions Sun
day afternoon and was struck over the
heart with the ball. lie was taken home
and doctor summoned, and he was In
a serious condition yesterday.
People will pass drunken man on the
sidewalk and barely give him glance,
and yet when they see tho same individual
In the arms Of ono OF our officers, they for
get everything else In their oagernoss to
witness the trip TO the station.
st. Brondoin Church, Riverside, will
run bazaar for three days, commencing
tomorrow. There viii bo sale OF fancy
articles nndor tho auspices OF the young
Indies OF the society, and tho proceeds will