Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-07
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II love you. sweet!'' you whispered low.
The while your eyes gazed into mine
Asif TO read loves mystic sign
Within their depths. Dear. was II sof
And 10. into my heart there crept
Some subtle power. 10 sweet and strong.
Which woke once more 10 life and song
The love that long therein had slept.
cannot tell you when or how
Love does not measure such pure bliss
by hour and moments. Is not TINS
Sufficient, dcar-I love you nowr
Stella @. Florence in Springfield Homestead
Parts unknown-bald heads.
Lyons Delany is in New York.
Six drunks were fined this morning.
Mead was not a bowling success as a
twirler.
Union Division, X. OF p, held meeting
last night.
Mrs. Micah w. Spencer is In Europe on
pleasure trip.
Eugene Benar has accepted position at
the Woodbine.
George NJ. Rex is gracefully receiving
congratulations.
The June term OF the United States cir
cult court opens June 10.
II. A. warburton and q. B. Duckworth b
were at the Hub yesterday.
Leah Lodge, ID. OF r., will initiate seven
teen candidates tomorrow evening.
Picnics, garden parties, straw berry festi-
walls and the circus are now the events.
Henry c. Perry OF Central Falls, who was
taken to Buffers Asylum, Is improving.
Enterprise Lodge, l. o. o. f., will visit
Crescent Lodge of Providence this eve-
ming.
DIR. Ashton has been quite Ill for sew
eral days. He was a little improved last
evening.
II the police accept the marketmen's
challenge to play ball they may be
slaughtered.
The Dunnell Manufacturing Company
has ordered q 250 horse power standard
Westinghouse engine.
Salem will measure strength with the
Pawtuckets this afternoon on the Dex-
ter street grounds at 3:45.
Michael Goodwin OF South Bend street,
Sho works for w. +. & f. &. Sayles, Is
suffering from blood poisoning.
Lieutenant William McGregor will un-
doubtedly be promoted to the captaincy
of Company ii at their meeting tomorrow
evening.
Marriage intentions have been fled by
William b. Kelley and Mary Ellen
Stafford; James Augustine Nealey and
Grace Gerald Allen.
James Toher found lady's pocketbook
on Main street yesterday which the owner
can have by calling at his news store In
Main street square.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Mems Association was held last
evening, but no business was transacted.
They adjourned to the first Monday In
The funeral OF Mrss Jane Nickle took
place this afternoon from her late resi-
dence on Meadow street. Rev. j. j. Wool
ley ofiiciated and interment was at Oak
Grove cemetery.
A fellow got on one OF the electric cars
yesterday with a lighted cigar in his
mouth and the conductor said to him:
"See here, II you want to smoke on this
car you have either got to get off or throw
your cigar away"
The celebration of st. Johns day, which
is to occur in New Bedford this year under
the auspices OF the French socities of New
England, bids fair to be a big success.
About all the Rhode Island societies have
accepted invitations to participate.
''That girl is the checklist creature that
ever drew the breath of life," said well
known lawyer Of this city the other day
after stylishly dressed female had left his
Office. "She had the nerve to propose to
bring suit for breach OF promise on the
ground that silence means consent"
The funeral OF William Earle took place
yesterday afternoon from bis late resi-
dence on Carpenter street, Rev. j. j. Wool
ley officiating. The burial was at the
North End cemetery In Providence.
Messrs. John N. Brown, Charles M. Goode,
John Fairfax and Charles Birchmore were
bearers.
The Improvement made at the wharf at
Crescent Park is very pleasing to yacht
owners who visit that popular resort
Now II the management will have a pair
OF wooden steps put near the north cor
ner ii will be mu:h more convenient for
the ladies who go there in yachts. Last
year 1t was somewhat dangerous to either
land from or board yacht there.
The meeting OF the Gladstone Club In
Providence on Thursday evening will be
ono OF the finest ever held by that organ
ization. There will be bouts between
"Montreal" and Brown, but the prlnci-
pal attraction will be a match between
Jack MCGEE Of Boston and Woods OF
Philadelphia. This will be a noteworthy
meeting and the reputation OF the club
for gentlemanly gatherings will insure
good order.
This evening another meeting OF the
Base Ball Association will be held In the
Auman House and every stockholder