Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-05
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-9s b. 90 lh' mountain STAIRS
Tie lr- .n auy mortal hath
Az. which every mortal shares.
Tlouiruu breathe. tho sky, the breeze
Tie l-li without us and within
Life. with it- unlocked treasures,
God'- riches are for " TO win.
The etass D., softer 10 my tread,
EoT ret. % yields gnnumbered feet:
SweetcT To nc the wild rose red.
Because she makes tic whole world
sweet.
Into your heavenly loneliness
Yo welcomed me, o solemn peaks!
And me in every guest you bless
Who rcyerCntiy your mystery seeks.
Aud up the radiant poopled way
That upcna into worlds unknown.
II will be ife'z delight to say,
Heaven Is not heaven for mo alone"
rich through my brcthren's poverty
Such wealth wero hideousl am blest
O.ly IN what they share with inc,
la what share with all the rest.
Branch Parnell, |. y. f., meets this eve-
ming.
John Bcnnctt OF Waldo street il seri-
ously i'll OF pneumonia.
Jack Stewart, formerly OF the Wander
ers, is visiting in this city.
The man who kicks with both feet must
find it hard TO preserve his standing
The monthly meeting Of the School
Committee VIII be held Monday evening
Enterprise Lodge OF Odd Fellows met
In the new quarters last evening for the
first time.
The many friends of William Marian,
the marketman, hope for speedy recovery
from his illness.
Several young ladies residing on the
View are busily engaged in arranging for
a leap year party.
Leach Of this city forfeited the pool match
to Stewart Wednesday by refusing to play.
The match was for $50 a side and gate
receipts.
All pool table licenses in the city have
sxplrea and none can be granted until the
meeting Of the Board of Aldermen next
Wednesa.y evening.
There i- no valid reason why the milk
mans wife should stay away from the
bail IL she wants 10 go, even il she does
nave 10 wear pumps.
Bartlett & Slbley have removed their
printing oihce to z24 Main street, room z,
and are now prepared to do better work
tnan ever. Society work is their
Speciality.
surst,ld Hail should be crowded Sunday
evening with society and citizens dele
gates ready to vote for, and arrange for,
II sranu S,ate denomination in TINS city
on 81. Putrick's Gay.
In Nlenua they have single word for
an occurrence very common with them in
Nlnt-r-the. bursting OF water pipe.
rnIs 10 the woro: "Hochquelienwasser-
neterungsrohT Teniataiitaten.'
Edward Booth, who was thrown from
horse car on Dexter street last December
and had one of his feet crushed, ha,
Drought suIt for damages. Booth claims
All Imperfect switch was the cause OF the
GCCIugut.
This evening the East Side Base Ball
CluD viii nola ITS annual bail. The affair
mas always been a success and from In
d d.catlUns the annual of '92 Will be no
exception.
Next Monday evening Tower post will
holu the first of series Of "open meet
Ings" 10 when families and friends OF the
comrades are invited. Next Monday
nIght Ansel -. NIckerson will read some
war sketches.
T.. a. Colwell & Co. have purchased
sanioru's market at 80 MAN street, ana
| are displaying an elegant line Of goods.
me marEet Is in charge OF Fred b.
Uuout, Kead the prices TO bo found in
| another column.
The rCt-letter comedy event of the
amusement year may be looked forward
TO IhIs evening at Music Hail, the occasion
being the first appearance here of the play
taat has maze all America laugh, "kus-
sells city Directory"
Last evening select social was held by
Charies 4. Chickering Lodge, X. OF T..
Ihe merry dancers cup Of enjoyment
seemed to be full and the strains or music
did uUt CEASE until the entire city was
wrapped IN the arms of Morpheus.
The entire fire department was called
out about 8 O'Clock last evening by the
ringing of box IL, located on the corner
OF Broad street and Railroad avenue
Some smoke was seen issuing from the
brass foundry on Broad street, but no fire
could be found.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock there will
be a meeting OF the Aquinas Lyceum in
Carpenters Block, East avenue. Every
mvmber should be present as the COM
mittge on soireo will have something
interesting TO report The tickets will
then be ready for distribution.
John Lane, George Meehan and several
otucr "amatour" fishermen started this
morning for n days sport fishing through
the ice. They anticipate large catch, as
they took with them bait large enough for
whales and have engaged an Old Colony
box car 90 convey their fish &c Pawtucket.
Tho following changes of beats Of police
/ officers we're made last night. Officer
/ Jcfier-, Who has been at tho corner Of
| BroaG street, took the pike beat in the
/ Fifth Ward; Officer Wilbur, who has
| travelled the pike beat, went on the Park
/ Place beat, and Officer Henry from the
/ Parl, Place beat to the Broad street beat.