Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-09
THE WEATHER.

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This heart is sore" mother deep in an.
guish sighs,
While midnight startling bell is tollins, she
in pain
Lamonts the actions of a waywsrd child,
and cries:
Her eyes drop tears OF blood she hopes for
hope In vain.
No hopeful shining star at this sad hour APP
pears,
The appalling sky. like fumes of hell. the
earth creeps o'er;
The night means on-mosns on through
storm. The ceaseless tears
Flow on. 80 angels hear" she walls, "this
heart Is sore"
This heart. O Christ, l. sore" the restless
sinners moan,
Ia nights still watches, when the waves OF
passion sleep,
"The iron hoofs OF crime have crushed 1t;
tits not stone"
Could choirs celestial look ON this and then
not weepS
And still despalr's black night rolls on, rolls
on, alas
No star Of hope peeps through the inky sky.
40 more"
lie gronns, mo more these awful clouds
away shall pass
. Christ! q Crucihed this heart Is sore-ls
sore" Niagara Index.
Great weather.
{. r. Henry is i'll.
Not an April shower so for.
Going down the river tomorrow
A lighting calculator-An electrician.
It's near time to license dogs and muEzle
'em to.
Warren Fales' new 40-foot cat boat will
be commissioned next month.
Mrs. Pardon Sanford OF this city has
been visiting friends in Fall River.
A first class Columbia bicycle can be
bought cheap by inquiring at this office.
Steamer Pioneer will leave for the shore
resorts tomorrow at II o'clock and return
at 4.
At the Broad Street Amusement Hall
this evening great jig contest will take
place.
The Providence Lodge OF Elks will at
tend service at Park Place Church tomor-
row evening.
The Catholic Knights of America will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in
Sarsfeld Hail.
Frank Perry, son OF DIR. Perry, formerly
OF this city and now OF New Bedford, was
in town today.
The Camera Club has appointed Frank
to solicit members.
A party is being organized to go to the
White Mountains this summer and see
where Tom Lee baked clans.
Marriage intentions have been Hled by
Aleck @. Haleward of Woonsocket and
Hannah o'Rourke Of this city.
DR.. Clapp's little son sprained his an
kle while practicing In the Y. M. c. A.
gymnasium Thursday afternoon.
Over two hundred applications have
been received from players for positions
in the New England League teams.
Harding & Chantler, the new dry goods
firm in the Benedict building, had an
auspicious opening this afternoon.
Pensions have been granted to sthe fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Jehn
Ray; Original widows, etc.-Annie Gahan.
The pupils OF Miss Burke's dancing
class will have reception in Music Hall
on Friday evening, April %, from to IL
o'clock.
The officers OF Delany Council, X. of c.,
leave tomorrow at 10:4O for Charlestown,
Mass, to attend the institution of coun-
Gil in that place.
The East Side Temperance Society will
celebrate its nineteenth anniversary by a
grand ball in their hall School street,
Easter Monday evening.
Major Parker the colored man who for
the past three years had been employed
by Edmund II. Smith, grocer, on North
Main street, died yesterday OF pneumonia.
Two Pawtucket children about 3 and 4
years old were found nstray in Providence
yesternoon afternoon. Late in the eve
ming they were claimed by their parents.
As Miss..May. Bates, daughter OF Frank
M. Bates, was riding Edward Thayer's
mustang yesterday morning, the animal
suddenly "bucked," throwing her over its
head One Of her wrists was sprained and
one foot slightly injured, but..no serious
| injuries were received.
II has been the custom among the letter
carriers Of this city for every one who has
served two years, which entities them to
an advance in salary, to give his fellow
carriers a supper. William II. Griffith ar
rived at that point yesterday and last
evening the carriers.enjoyed banquet at
his expense in Havenss white room.
The Hope Concert Company hase just
been organized in, this city. 1t consists
OF double quartette comprising the fol-
lowing gentlemen; II. and N. Travers,
p. Cooney and II. Forester, tenors; Will
liam Ross, Charles Tierney, 8. Bsrstow
and w. Coffey, bassos. They are under
the direction OF Prof. q. Demers and have
already number OF engagements.