Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-30

Dare tell thee how need thee'
Envious rose, 80 proud rcpostng
| On her breast more fragrant grow;
swooning lily, die disclosing
All her passion thou mayest know;
As dare TO ask her choose me-
And pray her not refuse me.
A beautiful day.
Now for May baskets.
Yesterday was disagreeable day.
The return social was a nice affair.
The spring medicine doctor is now in
his element.
The woodbines are playing the Dia-
monds today.
jolly is showing an elegant line Of
W edding hats.
Last night was "athletic night" at the
Wanderers fair.
The Stars are In the Cove city playing
the Banner Boys.
The Eastern League season opens in
Providence today.
The festive oyster goeth on his annual
summer vacation tomorrow.
The Pawtuckets play the Stars Monday
and the Woodbines Tuesday.
The funeral OF Thomas Finigan OF Ions
dale avenue took place this morning.
The Pawtuckets will have but two days
to practice before the league season opens.
The sewer department employees blasted
out ledge on North Main street this
morning.
The Central Falls Cadets will attend the
festival OF the East Side Base Ball Club
this evening.
Bangor, Me-, has offered $500 for the
land League.
The people who have boon bowling for
open horse cars OF late arc either physi-
clans or fools.
st. Patrick's Day convention will be held
tomorrow evening.
The Fall River Rovers are hustling the
leather on the Dexter street grounds with
the Wanderers today.
There was no game yesterday on ac-
count OF the rain. Pawtucket starts Of
with the usual hard luck.
Pensions for Rhode Islanders: Original,
James II. Jolly, John Keeling; original
widows, ETC., Bridget Toomcy.
John Mclaughlin, known a. "Jack, the
Bunker" had one of his hands badly torn
by vicious dog few days ago.
The Pawtucket New England League
team will play the Foxes OF Baskerville,
Mass, today on the latter's ground.
Steamer Pioneer, Captain George 4.
Pond, will make trip down the river to-
morrow, leaving here at II o'clock.
Mrs. Patrick Kennedy, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, returned to
her home In Plainneld, Conn.,, today.
Marriage intentions have been hled at
the City Clerks Office by John Chadwick
and Mrs. vesperina Buckley, nee Hughes.
The spinners OF Fall River presented
Senator "Bob" Howard with q handsome
watch and likeness OF himself last eve
ming.
II is said that there are twin brothers in
this city so much alike that they frequent
ly borrow money from each ether without
knowing 1t.
James W. Smith OF Attleboro, father
OF Frank Smith, who Is employed at l..
ii. Cooper's news depot in that town,
died Thursday.
OF the past for this season, but its place is
promptly filed by the costly, frozen deli
cacy, ice cream.
The lazy man who found II hard work
to breathe during the winter is now
out on the bleachers "hooting" for his
favorite ball club.
This is the time Of year when a woman
can go into the back yard with q rake, and
a broom and match and drive the neigh
bors away from home.
A concert will be given in Temperance
Hall, High street, two weeks from tomor-
row night by the Children OF Mary OF the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, the proceeds
to be devoted 10 the purchase OF a window
for the church.
Conductor "Billy" Greene always has
an interesting party Of passengers on his
car from Providence every morning
Bright, rosy-cheeked girls, whose spark
ling eyes and merry laugh make even
Billy smile, are among his passengers.
Tho Spring meeting OF the Pawtucke,
Driving Association will be held mex,
Saturday and 800 is offered In premiums
2:io class, trotters and PAGERS, $50; three
minute class, trotters and PAGERS, $50
Entries close May 8. Races called at I
o'clock. All entries should be addressed
to Lewis a Curry.
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