Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-06
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Aud symmotry Of mien-
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With oomusont from thy burning eye.
by lips Of snch godlikb mold.
Claimed Immortality.
Strange, radiant sorcereri Thy spvi
On man or maid had equal mighs
10 make al heaven look dark AZ bell
Of almost binding bright
Fg us who, IN colder a9a
Aver Thy iinos want many q grace
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We sec thy proud young face.
Then. gallant heart. TO shipwtsck tost
by tho worlds madness and thine own.
We beer once moro thy accent lost,
And thy resistlcss tona
Theodore O. Williams IN Harper's Weekly.
Blue is favorite color this season.
Peaches are scarce article this year.
Officer Mowry has not reported for duty
yet.
"Chippy" Duggan, the ball player, Is in
town.
It's funny that drought should effect
the milk supply.
Oddly enough, blackberries are red
when they're green.
Eek State Assayer ritcomb OF Provi-
dence was In town today.
Tho Providence and Buffalo teams play
at Rocky Point tomorrow.
Officers Black, Nemitz and Smith finish
their vacations tomorrow.
James Kearney OF New York Is visiting
at his parents In Lonsdale.
Hornung, the base ball cranks' idol, has
been released by the Grays.
Many are asking II we are to have polo
team in this city this Winter.
The Pioneer took a moonlight excur-
sion from Providence last night.
A special trip will be made down the
river this evening at 7:l6 O'Clock.
The Stars went to WEXFORD today and
next Saturday will go to Newport.
Mrs. John Burrell OF Boston, Mass, is
visiting her sisters on Marin street.
Tho new residence OF Michael Donovan
on Sterry street is nearly completed.
Ames Lodge OF United workmen visited
The. local lodge OF the order last eve
ming.
DIR. Burnett left the city today TO enjoy
n short respite from bis professional
duties.
"This IL a loss Of time" as the pick
pocket said when he failed to steal the
watch. ,
Myles III. Mulligsn and family have re-
turned from a visit to friends In New
Bedford.
Thomas Ryan, formerly OF this city but
now OF Hartford, Conn, was In this city
Officer Slocum was of duty yesterday
and officer Ramo relieved Officer Lee at
noontime.
Already some cranks are beginning to
talk up the idea OF having a team here
next season.
The st. Anne's Guards of Worcester,
Mass, arrived at Camp White today to
spend week.
This Is the time OF the year when people
with diamond rings prefer to cat corn
from the cobs.
Joseph McCaughey Of 1T. Louis Is
visiting Bernard McCaughey OF
Brewster street.
A party OF prominent gentlemen went
down the river yesterday afternoon In
Nichols wagonette.
J. N. Stetson and wife OF Jewett City,
Conn, is visiting the family OF John A,
Barber on Park Place.
To convince yourself OF the popular ity
OF the parks, take a walk around Park
Place any warm evening.
The rogues' gallery at the police station
has never been placed on exhibition since
the station was renovated.
Captain Rhodes who speSt the past
week shark fishing at MarthaA Vineyard
finished his vacation today.
The Woonsocket House, Block Island,
will be the address OF several young
people from this city next week.
The Old Colony railroad will run an OK
cursion to Nantasket Beach next We'd
by special train. See advertisement.
Officer Mooney captured tiller of the
soil from North Scituate on Dexter street
yesterday who had imbibed too freely.
Quite number from this city will go to
Cottage City tomorrow on the special ex-
cursion train on the Old Colony railroad.
Arthur l.. Swift, assistant bookkeeper
at tho Slater Mills, Is spending his vaca-
tion with his parents In Jewett City,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Donnell and Miss
Emma Rogers OF Maiden, Mass, are visit
ing at tho home Of Charles Appleton OF
Dexter street.
There Is great deal OF rivalry between
the Berkeley and Lonsdale teams and
they arc giving vent to II today on the
Dexter street grounds.
Tho Planets will accept tho challenge OF
the East Side Juniors TO play for g a side
and no less. Address Thomas McCor-
mack, No. 1856 Main street.
William ]. Con is another missing man
who has not been seen at his home In
Warren since Monday. He is 10 years OF
age and light complexioned.
Many people who ride on the Provi.
dence routes get as far ss the junction ol
Main and Garden streets before they find