Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-15
4awtmcket Tribmne.

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They came TO me and gently said.
your neighbor's little one lies dead:~
Ianswered not. but closer pressed
My own wee one unto my breast.
laid him down, my eyes grew dim.
And once again bent DER him;
Then out softly, quickly stole
The other mother to console.
Iclasped her hand and tried-but no,
could not say twas better 90;
could not say, dear heart resign
Father, what II IL were mine!
Kathleen Kavanagh In Now Orleans Plea
yune.
The City Council will meet tonight.
Eureka Lodge, X. OF p, met last even
ing.
The icenen now wear the broadest kind
OF a smile.
The shower made the weather little
more comfortable.
Hot liquids containing ginger make the
most cooling drinks.
The Stars will go to Foxboro Saturday
and play the local team.
Mrs. Finley and daughter OF this city
are visiting In Newport.
A game OF base ball is being arranged
between mines of fat men.
A large number OF cyclists OF this city
took spin to Newport Sunday.
This is hard weather for ball players
They have not much use for sweaters.
Mrs. George Graham and family OF this
city are at their cottage In Jamestown.
A strawberry FESTIVAL was held at the
High street M. Il. Church last:evening.
Frank e. Horribly of the Boston Store
is again happy papa, this tlme boy.
The steamer Pioneer Is on the dry dock
at East Providence receiving new wheel
and shaft.
Officer Cooper Is suffering from a sore
foot, the result OF kicking a board with
nail In it.
The new building OF the Perry Oil Com
psny at Darlington is rapidly nearing
completion.
B:ockton today, Salem tomorrow and
Portland Friday and Saturday. Games
called at 3:45 o'clock.
The Hope Concert Company will give
one of its enjoyable concerts in Attle-
boro Sunday evening.
Judge Shove had but two prisoners be-
fore him this morning and they were
fined ~ and costs each.
Edward ii. Fisher OF Valley Falls is
a uuaaf ot Mra Rolaa,a Ooaoao cottaro
Pleasant Bluff, for the summer.
There will be a meeting OF the Star
Base Ball Club Sunday in Foresters Hall,
Lonsdale avenue, at 10 O'Clock.
The police did not receive their pay
today on account of the committee on
accounts not signing the pay roll.
Joseph Payne was united in marriage
yesterday morning at the Church OF the
Sacred Heart to Miss Catharine McNulty.
Tomorrow the Woodbines and Hopes
will play game of base ball at Adelaide
Park, Providence. II will be a fine con-
test.
Senator Aldrich will give an informal
reception to Governor Brown and the
members OF the Legislature this after
noon.
The season is now here for the making
OF political promises and summer water
ing place engagements, both made to be
broken.
The North Main street sewer will be II
feet deep when Exchange street is reach
ed, and will pass under the sewer on
that street.
Miss Eva Holzner, the pleasing elocu-
zionist OF North Attleboro, is in town
for short visit, at the residence OF Miss
Agnes Curran.
Mark Hyde of Lonsdale avenue was pre-
sented with handsome gold watch and
chain yesterday, the occasion being his
5ith birthday.
At the meeting OF the Board OF License
Commissioners this morning Edward
Smith and Joseph Butterworth were
granted licenses.
Steamer Rhode Island OF the Providence
line, which left New York last evening at
$3.50 o'clock, had to put back in tow, hav-
ing broken shaft.
Charles A. Warland, auctioneer, will
sell a number OF very desirable building
lots Saturday afternoon at Camp Burn
side at 2:30 o'clock.
Grand Chancellor Fred N. Coz and
Board Of Grand Officers will pay an ON
cial visit to Howard Lodge, X. OF p, at
Providence this evening.
The following Rhode Island pensions
have been granted: Original, Abner 8.
Horr; additional, Caleb Hall; original,
widows, Angeline Grain.
Charles Elss, who has charge OF Jacob
wirth's branch establishment in this
city, is doinga big business. See the
announcement on this page.
Last evening a strawberry festival was
held at the Pawtucket Congregational
Church parlors, under the auspices OF the
Young Ladies Mission Circle.
The letter carriers will begin to take
their vacations July 5th, when Messrs.
Kelley and Wakefield will start out TO get
tanned up and tire themselves.
The Guild connected with st. Paul's
Church will make an excursion TO Wick
ford, Saundersville, Fort Adams and
Jamestown on the last day OF this month
The game between the Stars and Wood.
bines on the 9TH Of July will be another