Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-15

"Horseman, sprinsins from the dark
Horseman, Tying Wild and free;
Tell me what shall be thy road.
Whittier speedest far from mef"
"From the dark into the light,
From the ANAL unto the great,
From the vAlleys DARK ride
Ger the hills 70 conquer fAtsP
Take mo with thee, horssmAn miAeI
Let me mAdly rids With thssw
As he turned INST his eyss--
Ny own soul looked back at me!
LILA Cabot Perry In Atlantic.
Robert l. inton and vile sailed for Scot
land yesterday.
"Tim" Sullivan, the poloist, may be
found at the "Senate."
Fred Rock OF the Merchants Exchange
Is at the Lake Champlain.
Miss Annie Moran OF this city 10 visit
ing friends In Woonsocket.
Steamer Planet took an excursion party
from East Providence today.
Miss. Emma sibley Of the New Idea
Store Is enjoying her vacation.
Mrs. David Harley aud Master George
Harley are visiting at Quincy, Mass.
Miss Annie Healy OF Westerly IL visit
ing Miss Nellie Shea of Central Falls.
The estate of John McCusker will be
sold tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Bowen OF Danielsonville, Conn, 10
visiting her dsughter, Miss J. 4. Bowen,
book keeper at the New Idea Store.
Miss Nellie White of the Boston Store
is spending her vacation In New York.
Charles Butts has accepted position as
travelling salesman with Geore II. Fuller
Il Son.
The funeral of DR.. John l.. Ashton will
take place tomorrow afternoon from Park
Place Church.
This afternoon the reporters base ball
team met for practice on the Cottage
street grounds.
George q. Peck IL building an addition
to his store In consequence of his fast in
cressing trade.
Miss Kitty Kirwsn OF Deahy Brothers
left for Block Island this morning for
two weeks stay.
Miss McKenns Of the Boston Store 10
spending q few days Of pleasure at the
White Mountains.
Pensions for Rhode Islandsrs-Originai
Frank J. Oatlsy, Thomas Connors; in
crease, Henry A. Milligan.
The Pioneers would like to play game
OF base ball with the St. Msry's Christian
Doctrines nine at Rocky Point, Aug. Q.
The salems are scheduled to be here to-
morrow afternoon and meet the Paw
tuckets on the Dexter street grounds at
3:45.
Fred Devlin, the well-known bicyclist,
and William and George saylss, sons OF
William X. Ssyles, who have been camp
out on Prudence Island, have returned
home.
There will be q meeting Of the Bourks
Cochran Club this evening In Gaelic Hall
when important business tending to place
the association on solid foundation will
be transacted.
The funeral Of Thomas Mcguire took
place this morning from his sons resi-
dence on Spring street. Services were
held at st. Joseph's Church. There were
many present.
A number of the friends of Master
Robert Jaretzky paid him q surprise visit
at his fathers residence on Fountain
street last evening and had an enjoyable
time. There we're games OF all kinds and
n fine collation. served.
The guess cake on the Hospital booth at
Adelaide Park Tuesday was won by Miss
Queenis Hayes, the bright little daughter
Of Col. p. Z. Hayes Of this city. The
guessing Yves In charge OF Miss Hattie
Malaney Of this city. The weight was IA
pounds o ounces.
Tomorrow the annual excursion Of the
people of the Sacred Heart parish will
take place and hundreds will sail down
the river on the Pswtucket steamers and
enjoy a days outing. The feature OF
the day will be q game of base ball
between the J. II. Burns team and the
Christian Doctrine Society.
In the absence OF the pastor, Rev. Il. p.
Preaner, Rev. Mr.. Livingstone, a young
student of Pawtucket, X. l., occupied the
pulpit OF the M. e. Church and preached
n very acceptable sermon from these
words: "Behold the man of God that
taketh away the sin of the world, Moo
sat, Ct, cor. Phenix Cleaner.
A fellow opened Q barbershop on Pine
street, near Main, q short time ago and q
few days afterwards he took In an appren-
tice. Everything went along nicely till
one afternoon the proprietor went away
for couple Of hours, and when he re-
turned his learner had skipped out and
taken everything In the shop with him.
The committee on qualifications of the
school committee has rendered to Miss
Lizzie Little the position of teacher, with
special reference to teaching chemistry
and physics In the High School, and she
has accepted the position. Miss Little
Is resident OF this city, and a graduate
of the Pawtucket High School and OF
Wellesley College. She is . sister OF City
Printer John w. Little.
Last night the following changes were
made in officers beats at roll-call: Oficsr
White was sent to the "Bowery" night
beat and Officer Henry sent to the East
side; Oficer Callahan was transferred
from the "Bowery" day beat to Oficer