Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-23
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Mountain and river! 10, the sun that shone
J On him shines now ou as; when day Is gone
The moon Of GslilatcoIno5 forth again
And lights our path as bis; an endless chain
! or years anl sorroWs makes tao founa WoIlu
one.
The air ,yo breathe. Le brclthcd the very air
That tool tho mold and music Of his high
And godliko speech Since then shall mortal
dare
With base thought front The ever sacred sky
Soil with foul deed the ground whcrcon he
/ laid
In holy death his pale. immortal head!
Makes people take water The dishonest
milkman.
It was good skating on EIammond's
pond last night.
L. l.. Freeman & Co. are distributing
some neat calendars.
II. B. Davis, the banker, is confined to
his home by illness.
Mrs. S. Il. Havens has been visiting In
New York the past few days.
Mrs. James McDuif of Pond street has
recovered from q severe illness.
John jolly is expected home tomorrow
after an eight weeks sojourn in Europe.
The funeral OF the infant daughter OF
James Cooney will take place tomorrow
afternoon.
At the meeting Of the Pawtucket Catholic
knights o. America, last night two new
members were elected.
The Wanderers are in the Spindle city.
The team ID now strong with the addition
of Gregory and jeffrey.
A lecture and concert viii be givon in
the hall Of st. Mary's parochial school
building on st Patrick's night.
Captain Devnc is 10 be congratulated on
the Ano showing made by his Temperance
Cadets in Providence last night.
The funeral Of Caroline kclton will take
place from her late residence ON Grove
street Monday afternoon at o'clock.
A number of people OF this city attend
ed the social of the Musical and Literary
Society of North Attleboro last evening.
pleasant concert was given in the
Memorial Chapel, Saylesvillc, Thursday
night by the Loyal Temperance Legion.
The new officers Of Roger William
Council, A. o. d., were installed last even
ing by District Deputy Pratt of Fall River.
There was a water famine in Chicago
YESTERDAY, but many distinguished resi-
dents OF that city did not discover the
fact.
a runaway horse created excitement III
Trinity Square today. Officer Callahan
made heroic attempt to stop II. II was
finally captured.
Frnnk II. Carter and Miss Annie Il.
Nichols, who were married in Bristol,
Thursday night, will take up their resi-
dence In this city.
james 5ayers, an old man living on
Pleasant street, has been taken TO the
Home for the Aged. lie was in very des-
titute circumstance.
The funeral of Frederick S. Martin will
take place from the residence Of his
daughter, Mrs. J. NJ. Hatch, on Waldo
street tomorrow afternoon.
Probably the person who took the ther-
mometer from in front of Nicholson x
Thackray's store thinks he was not seen.
The best thing for him TO do is TO return
il.
An interesting meeting of Good Samari-
tan Lodge OF Odd Fellows was held last
evening. A number OF new members
we're taken in md several propositions re.
ceived.
Charre5 A. Luther, General Manager Of
tho Pawtucket Street Railway Company
American Fraternal Circle To the general
meeting at Baltimore, February 3.
The masquerade of the Tower Light In
fantry last evening was attended by a
large number and most enjoyable time
was had. There were great variety Of
costumes some of which were exceedingly
pretty.
Counterfeit dimes are being circulated
in New England. The counterfeit is clear
cut, more 30 than the genuine. The edges
of the wreath on the reverse are especially
rough, while the coin il defective in its
milling.
\ runaway horse dashed down Dexter
street last evening and struck the bakery
wagon Of Nicholson 4 Thsckray in front
OF their store. Here the horse cleared It.
self and dashed on, leaving the wagon
badly smashed
The liquors and gambling paraphernalia
seized at Room 3, Bcswlck Block, last Sat
urday night, of which Frank +. Sulloway
is said 10 be the owner, were forfeited TO
the State in District Court this morning
and ordered destroyed.
/ The estate purchased by Cavanaugh &
Manning on Broadway was bought from
the Providence County Savings Bank and
not from tho Edward Hogan estate, as hat
been stated. Mr. Hogan only occupied
the premises as tenant.
Frederick IL. Stratton, for u long time or
employe Of the hat factory, has severe,
his connection with that firm and returned
to his old home in Bridgeport, Conn. lii
many friends in this town wish him suc
in his new abode in whatever he ma,
engage.
There was q meeting OF the Rhode Isl
and Central Labor Union in Provldenc,
last evening, several members from thi
city attending. Protests were mad
against tho Five O'clock and anti. Week
ly Payment movements. The smith, Ger
vim circular was tabled.
Nicholson A Thaekrav ar, rnak inn .or,