Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-26
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

4 beautiful. delicate, fragile vase,
The fruit Of "a mold that was quaint and oldeu
flashed with the charm Of IA subtle sraee,
Aud CLEANED with a lish, that was rich and
golden.
A bl1ndeFing hand and a careless blow,
Aud the fragile form u crushed and shat
tered;
lts charm and its graces are lying low.
In thousand fragments scattered.
And never again while tho world shall stand
Can tho wrong OF that reckless blow be
righted;
Al! never, not cen by an artists hand,
Can the scattered fragments he united.
20, paste them into their former shape,
Tho scars on the surface will still show tTae es.
And unjOined edges viii stand aRapo
Where once stood countless graces.
And what Is my life but q crystal vase
That an awkward blow has shattered and
brOkcn2
It's former beauty no touch may retracc,
And its wreck Of is richness IL only token.
The pieces ore fitted together again,
But tho Zone and tho color are all unbisHaed;
feel, with the pang Cf a namelcss pain,
Efsa::: & vass Lbsi b rss'-aAA~
The Fuller Block Is receiving coat OF
paint.
The evening schools are about thing
Of the past.
Harry J. Check has resigned a. clerk in
the post Office.
Councilman Bryant is improving after
short illness.
The County Fair" will he seen at
Music Hall Feb. 10.
Tomorrow night the fremen Of No. 4
station will have a choWder
Harry johnson has finished his labors
at the store OF Il. l.. Freeman.
Dan II. Campbell, general press agent Of
Lothrop's enterprises, was In town today.
MIR. and Mrs. slocum, two inmates Of
the Ashton poor farm, died Saturday OF
the grip.
Thomas Riley OF Dexter street has re-
turned to his st idies in Holy Cross college,
Worcester.
Hundreds of merry skaters sailed gaily
over the frozen surface OF Hsmnond's 3
pond last evening.
The mercury dropped 10 degrees between
the hours al o and IL, and stood IA degrees
above zero at noon.
Camp A. X. Tilton, Sons OF Veterans,
will hold masquerade social in Infantry
Hall Friday evening.
William Marran's horse ran away on
! North Main street this morning and was
! captured by Andrew jerks.
The Stars complimentary ball tomorrow
evening will be held in Fales Hall, Central
Falls, instead OF Infantry Hall.
William A. Turner is again at Fisk Il
Co.'s, having recovered from his severe
illness. He was very much missed.
Bill Poster Mcmahon Is now doing
work for Boston theaters az we'll as those
in Providence. And he does 1t well, too.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
Patrick's night in its hall on High street.
People who live in this city and who
work in Providence can buy the TRIBUNE
on the trains or at the Providence depot.
A pocket book picked up on the street
yesterday afternoon and containing a sum
OF money ava is TN owner at the police
station.
Candidates for admission to the bar
will be examined on Thursday, February
IL. Applications mnst be filed ten days
previous.
Mrs George A. Carpenter, mother OF
George A. Carpenter, city engineer, died
at her home on Meadow street Sunday of
pneumonia.
The many friends of Thomas ]. Kelly
will be pleased to hear that he IL interest
ed in the firm OF ths J. j. Ryder Co., en-
gravers of Providence.
Anthony Wizard was arrested last
night by Officer Tompkins as a vagrant.
| This morning he was sentenced TO six
months on the State Farm.
The Hay Cart Vets win turn out to-
night and visit the Central Falls Veterans
fail. The Gaspces will also be there, and
the line should be long and handsome.
The silk hat won by newsdealer Greg
DRY at the stars fair and which will be
presented to him tomorrow night IL on
| exhibition in the show window of J. n.
Gregory.
John j. Maloy, the we'll known base
ball player, 10 visiting his relatives and
friends in this city. "Chick," as he Ia
usually called, is now in business in New
York. He Is Cooking as fine AZ silk"
Next Sunday evening convention will
be held in Sarsfield Hall TO make arrang-
ments for the celebration OF st. Patrick's
day. 1t will be State parade in this city
Providence having been hsnored last year
The pleasant countenance Of John Ton.
nyson has b.en missed the past week Al
Edward Smiths East avenue store. He
vas confined to his home with a severe
attack of the grip. Sunday he placed his
| feet on terra frma and the following day
was at his post OF duty, much to the gra-
tification OF his many friends.
| The following are the Fessts in the cal
endar Of the Catholic Church this week
To-day 5. polycarp, Bishop and Martyr