Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-12

Like lace upon your breast;
Days corpse In its pale shroat,, love,
Il buried ia the wcst
The dead may tell no tales, love.
Tho day Is dead and gone;
Thy courage never fails, love,
I'm waiting here alone.
Descend. descend. ~, truc. true heart,
Descend 10 love IL me:
The morn draws nsh, and We must part
IT'S Eight-.,n5 wc are fr"c'
NJ. Moy is i'll.
The parade Thursday will be in the
afternoon.
Arrangements are completed for the
Celts' banquet.
Michael +. Deahy of Dcahy Bros. Is able
to be at the store after serious Illness.
There will be a meeting OF the Celtic
Literary Institute tomorrow at O'Clock.
The choirs In various churches are beg.
inning 10 rehearse their music for Easter.
Miss Morey OF Summer street has gone
to New York 10 attend the millinery
opening.
Adolph Cohen arrived home Thursday
evening after five weeks trip through
the South.
Marriage intentions have been fled by
Frederick A. Patt and Ann Elizabeth
Gemenhardt.
The services In all the Catholics
Churches last evening were attended by
large congregations.
The many friends of Gilbert Paine VIII
be sorry 10 learn that he Is not improving
lie was very i'll yesterday.
The supposed "explosion" OF pulleys
ut the electric light station consisted OF a
pulley coming off the shaft.
The electric cars were started running
| on Mineral Spring and Lonsdale avenues
yesterday on schedule time.
Tilton Camp, Sons of Veterans, will
visit Thomas Moies Camp next Friday
evening and take part in the social.
Officer Callahan, who patrols the
"Bowery' beat, was yesterday presented
with policemen's "Billy" by Fred IIalli.
day.
| Edward Murphy was arraigned this
morning in the District Court for revel-
] ing. He pleaded not. guilty and will have
a trial Monday.
Rev. Patrick +. McKennn OF ~ Mich
ael's church, South Providence, has been
transferred TO the assistant rectorship of
st. Mary's church this city.
Pensions for Rhode Islanders: Original,
J. NJ. Baker; additional, j. +. Rooms; in
crease, +. Duchine; original widows, ETC.,
Sarah McCausland, a. X. Ballou, Sarah
Stone, Sally Wood.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Young Irelanders tomorrow. They
held a well-attended drill meeting the
other evening, and, no doubt, they will
make a good showing st. Patrick's Day.
There Is likely to be trouble in running
the electrics over the Union Railioa
Company's rails. The Providence cars
are run on fifteen and the electrics on
twenty minute time. They are liable to
meet.
Patrick Rock, who has been In the en-
ploy Of Thomas Rock, his brother, and has
done 30 much toward making that estab.
iishment one OF the first class, has pur-
chased the place of George Meehan on
North Main street and will take possession
Monday.
James l.. McGrath, as years OF age, was
| struck by N. Y. & N. +. train yesterday
| morning near the Tin bridge. He was
taken TO the Rhode Island Hospital where
| it was found one foot was injured and
there was compound fracture OF the
right hip. He lives on High street, Valley
Falls.
There was an exciting pool contest al
Kenny's Diamond" IL Dexter street, last
night between Christopher Byrnes and
Thomas McFadden for purse of s25
The match was best six out OF eleven
frames, and Byrnes won by score oI
| six TO three. William Hughes acted a.
referee
A committee interested in the st. Pat.
rick's Day celebration has visited mum.
ber OF the manufacturers Of this city anc
Central Falls, and some have agreed tc
close on the afternoon OF the 18th to allow
their employees TO take part in or view the
parade. Among those who have agrcet
to close are Conant's Thread Mills, Slatel
Cotton Company, Greene & Daniels anC
the Union Wadding Works. The com
mittee will visit all other concerns.
General Manager McAvoy OF Lothrop'
enterprises, also the well-known archl
tect, James c. McElphatrick, were her,
last evening as guests Of II. l.. Thurber,
former newspaper reporter. They sur
veyed the grounds selected for the nev
theatre and were moro than pleased will
the location. II. Percy Meldon, who ha
, charge Of all the productions Of Manage
Lothrop, signed Wednesday acontraet 4
open now theatre in the South.
The last meeting OF Court woodlawn
/. A. o. +. Of A., was we'll attended. Their
were four propositions received. A com
mittce was appointed TO make arrange
mcnts for an entertainment after Lont.
visit was expected from tho members c
Court Philip Allen Of Providence. I,
non-appearance occasioned much regret
Interesting remarks were made by Mcssr.
Sanborn, T.. {. X. Arnold aud p. G. \
jerks. Songs were sung by Mossrs. Nc
: K.nn. tgnsa Cailaohsu A.n.t.