Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-12
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Thy bold rocks rise, and like tall organ keys
| Echo the breakers and the rushing breeze.
| To stir the soul with mingled chant and hymn.
Oh, white sails furled In hsrbor meath the hill
| When shall the wind thy nuttering canvas NIL.
That we may speed above the crested foam
To that still haven by the rocky domef
| Green are thy valleys-ripples now the rill.
yons roaml
sylvia Lawson Corey In Overland.
Yesterday was hot one.
The Woonsockets are here today.
The Common Council will meet tomor.
row night.
The Stars play the Berkeleys one usel
from Saturday.
Thomas A. Lee left yesterday morning
for the Vineyard.
II it keeps on the boys will have . Aoi
week at Camp Brown.
President Zachary Taylor died forty
two years ago Saturday.
The Pawtuckets leave on trip tomor-
row and return Saturday.
Miss Hattie Mckee OF Valley Falls is at
the Point OF Pines for week.
The Stars meet the Pacifcs at Morton
Park, Newport, next Saturday.
Bernard Riley OF No. 1 fire station be-
gan his vacation ycsterday:morning.
The Hopes are open to all teams. Ad-
dress, John j. Trainor, is Pond street.
DIR. Kelliher started this morning for
Saratoga Springs for a weeks vacation.
This kind OF weat her makes the
shore resort managers wear happy smile.
The local military companies started for
Camp Brown this morning In high spirits.
Rev. Father Coyle OF Newport called on
Rev. Father Kane OF Valley Falls yester-
day.
Mrs. Mullen OF Roxbury Mass, is visit
ing Mrs. Joseph McCaughey Of Meadow
street.
Saturday the people OF the Sacred Heart
parish will have their annual outing down
the bay.
The Woodbines will meet the Newport
Pacifcs at Rocky Point July 18th for a
$50 purse.
p. Henry Burns has resigned as con-
ductor for the Pawtucket Street Railway
Company.
Daniel O'Brien OF this city left yesterda
to join Burke's circus a. violin and cor
net player.
The excursion OF the Broad street Bap-
tist Sunday school yesterday was an en-
joyable affair.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society this evening.
Thursday the Sunday schools OF st..
Paul's and Trinity Churches will 60 down
the river on the steamer Pioneer.
The Providence cars now leave every
seven and one half minutes and alternate
over the Garden and Main street routes.
Aworkman named German, employed
at Fales & Jenkss, had one OF his thumbs
badly bruised in the machinery this fore
noon.
The tickets are out for the police re-
porter game. Captain Wilbur OF the
police will wear his LIMERICK Ranger
uniform.
A twoyesr- old Jersey COW belonging tc
John Garland, foreman on the Highway
department, surprised her owner by Civ
ing birth to two calves yesterday.
Three car loads OF delegates on theil
way home from the Christian Endeavo
Convention in New York, passed through
this city this morning on the Worceste
express.
+. l.. Capwell has had one of the latest
patent double milk shake machines from
the Kingery Manufacturing Company
placed in his drug store. Electric FAM
have also been added.
A regular meeting OF the Camera Club
was held last evening. The exhibition
of the club will be continued this week
There are 152 pictures on exhibition aut
all are excellent productions.
Eugene Fuller, the dock hand at Bul
locks Point wharf, saved four year ole
boy from drowning yesterday afternoon
The little fellow was going down for tn,
third time when he rescued him.
The grand Summer festivalat Adelaide
Park, Providence, for the benefit OF st
Joseph's Hospital, began this afternoon
This evening there will be q parade snt
the festival will be brought to close.
Mullen OF tho stars is coming twirler
In five games with the Foxboros, New
Bedfords, Woodbines, Hopes and Banner
Boys only sixteen hits were made OF hi
delivery and he won four of the games.
In an article OF Saturdays issue tn,
date Of the complimentary excursion o
the Conant Thread Company was said ;,
be Saturday next, when II should have
read two weeks from Saturday, the 3oth
There was an enthusiastic meeting o
the Gagnon Club last evening and earnes
speeches were made by T. j. McParlin
James F. Murphy and Mr.. Brazeau. Tn,
club will have moonlight excursion In
August.
The passengers OF the Steamer Pionce
on the 4 O'Clock trip down Sunday, saw
queer sailing craft near the bridges.
was a skin about a dozen feet long an,
around the sides was built a fence abou
two feet high. IL was occupied by a man
woman and several small children. The.
were truly happy family.
II Is reported that some OF the polio
have made ARRANGEMENTS 10 have bouquet