Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-11

The children he doth hold.
The old men supplicate him.
Their hands the young men wiring
"Oh, halt beside some village.
Beside some flowing spring;
THAT the old may quonch their thirst there,
Tho young the discus throw,
And the children pluck the flowers
That on the margin grow
But Charon. smiling stornly
Pursued his gloomy way;
81 halt beside no village,
And by no spring stay,
~For mothers coming for water
Would know the babes they bore,
And their lato lost wives the husbands
And none could part them more!"
So over the mountains Charon,
With swift and silent tread,
Upon his black horse mounted,
Compels tho captive Dead!
"BuiYuA." Chace OF fire station No is i'll.
The no school signal rang shortly
after IL o'clock.
James Brown OF the Paramount fire sta
tion has been Ill for few days.
c. Warren Tuttle is on n visit to New
York, Philadelphia and Washington.
J.J. Finnesey, who has been visiting
in this city, returned to Danvers today.
Do YOU wear the red seal in your haiti
That is the King Philip Clubs badge OF
Office.
The funeral of Nelson A. Burlingame
will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
William II. Armstrong and Maude A.
Kenyon.
The Irving Literary Association will
open Kirmiss in Infantry Hall Saturday
evening.
The letter carriers are circulating civil
service reform petition 10 be presented TO
President Harrison.
The funeral OF Mrs. Bridget Haaley was
solemnized from the Church OF the Sacred
Heart this morning.
The complimentary ball OF the Wood
bine Base Ball Club takes place tomorrow
evening in Temperance Hall.
r. Bliss Manufacturing Company closed
the works this noon for the rest OF the
week. The firm is unable to get stock.
The Record Visitor shows evidence OF
prosperity by fitting up larger and moro
convenient quarters in the Record Build
ing
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original, Albert
Burke; original, widows, etc, Abby F.
Griffin.
The Holy Name Society OF the Sacred
Heart Church will meet next Sunday,
when the annual report of the officers will
be read.
There will he IA jig contest::at the festi-
val OF the East Side Temperance Society
Saturday night between two local ex-
ponents OF the art.
}. w. Spoerer, the cigar manufacturer,
attracts considerable attention when out
in his natty little team. His cigars are
meeting with good sale.
Stephen Dean was charged in the Dis
trict Court this morning with being a
common drunkard. He pleaded guilty,
and sentence was deferred.
David Magee, a boy employed in the
Valley Falls mills, had the forehnger OF
his right hand badly crushed yesterday
by getting it caught in spinning frame.
The "Boat train" due in this city at Z
o'clock met with an accident last night
between Mansfield and Attleboro and was
over an hour late, arriving in this city at
sos.
Anthony Gage, administrator OF the
estate of Richard Gage, qualified today.
He said tho employees who have been
waiting couple OF monts for their wages,
will be paid at once.
The work on the new barn of ii. M. Ar
mold is nearing completion. Mr.. Arnold
expects to occupy ii sometime next month.
The failure OF Darling Brothers of Worces-
ter, the contractors, has not as vet inter-
fered with the work.
Yesterday afternoon three little chill
dren, two boys and a girl, were found
astray near the horse car barn on Paw
tucket avenue. They were brought to
the police station where 1t was learned
that they lived on Washington street,
Central Falls.
Attention is today called 10 the monster
advertisement of the J. b. Barnaby Co., Of
Providence, announcing the continuation
OF the clearance sale OF clothing that has
been going on at that big establishment.
l. will continue another week, and as 10
the bargains, the prices speak for them
selves.
William Keegan, the popular liquid dm-
penser at the Woodbine, served in similar
capacity in the Hotel Royal, which Wa,
destroyed BY fire the other night. Billy
pronounced the hotel as a death-trap and
SAYS he never went to bed without clutch
ing tightly the rope on the fire escape fol
the night.
man generally tells his wife straigh
story when he Is "out OF town on bust
ness" But the four married women, VIII
left this city yesterday for days visit 4
Connecticut town, put "all their feet II
il" when they wired their husbands befor
4o'clock that they had just missed tn
train and wouldn't be home until today
when their husbands knew that the trail
didn't leave that town until o'clocl
This precious quartette now realize tina
telegfaphy b,sts !ocomotion.