Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-15

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her iustrous eyes. with their southern heat
Look Indifference into mine,
And my pulses race with fiercer beat
Meath her maddening smile diyinel
An icy chill in her sphinxlike glance
Seals forever my hopeless woe.
fmy future staked on n losers chance,
And her ouly word was "No!"
In some other world, In an age outgrown-
Say million Of years ago
We two must have loved as now, alone,
While l never then told her 30!
Clarence Miles Boutelle In Godey'A
Snow is predicted Tor Christmas.
Officer Rockford is still on the.sick list.
Chickering Lodge, K. OF p, met last
last night.
w. Waldo Robinson is in Albany, N: Y,
on business.
Yesterday Mrs. John Badkin died
her home on Commercial street
An electric car put an end to dogs ex-
istence on School street yesterday.
Tomorrow night the Brocktons will be
here. Pawtuket does not play tonight.
f. Frank Edwards OF the Nobody's
Claim" Company is visiting in this city.
The Interstate will soon have a new
barn In this city In which TO house the
cars.
Window decorators are now at their
wits end for some new idea for the holi-
days.
Florists are now busy preparing to fur.
nish plants and fe rms for holiday decora.
tions.
The band Is missed at the Skating Rink
at polo games, especially between the
halves.
Rev. NJ. ID. Collins, ID. D., missionary TO
Africa, preached at the Broadway Taber-
nacle last night.
Every game played by the Brocktons
is protested on account OF Doe and his rub
Der tipped rollors.
A metal imitation rose, attached to a
button and designed for wear upon the
lapel OF ones coat, is the latest fad
Miss Ada Doherty, who has been visit
ing friends In this city, returned TO her
home in Milford, Conn, yesterday.
Cars are not running on North Main
street yet, and the delay may have been
caused by the removing OF the turn table.
Councilman Delany Is having a new
floor laid In his store on North Main
street and also other improvements made
Last evening a meeting OF the Bourke
Cochran Club was held In Celtic Hall. II
was a regular business meeting and only
OF importance to the mem pers.
Saturday morning at 9 O'Clock an er.ri-
versary mass will be celebrated at St.
Mary's Church for the repose OF the soul
OF Mrs. Mary Blake, late OF Pine street.
The consolidated road evidently means
business. The latest deal Is the purchase
OF the Connecticut River Line which is
the most direct route from Northern New
England and lower Canada.
The man who Is managing a concern is
not always to blame for everything that IL
done by his orders aud does not meet the
approval OF the public. He is simply ex-
ecuting the wishes OF the Board OF Direc-
tors.
Providence business men have been
worked by two bogus "Inspectors" OF gas
meters. sThey would inspect meter, say
It was registering too much, give the mer-
chant certificate to that effect effect and
charge q or $40. They have skipped.
Inspector OF Milk Gridley yesterday
made a visit to several OF the grocery
stores, and secured eight samples OF milk.
he has anaiyZed five OF the samples far
enough to satisfy him that two of them
are below the quality provided for by law.
A special meeting OF the Rhode Island
Business Mems Association will be held
Friday evening at the rooms in Butler ex-
change TO take action upon the proposed
changes in the constitution and bylaws
also In road improvements and some
other matters.
Try the new service from Pawtucket via
the Old Colony, Concord and Montreal
Railroads, TO Nashua, Manchester and
Concord, making direct connections for
Montreal and points North and West.
Passengers by this route avoid transfer
through Boston.
r A movement is on foot to reorganiZe he
Aquinas Lyceum at an early date. A
preliminary meeting will be held and then
notices sent TO all those whose names are
on the roll requesting them to make
known their intention Of continuing their
membership or not.
The committee on qualifications Of the
School Committee have rendered he POSI-
tion OF teacher OF the school To be opened
In the Summit street school house to Miss
Ida Z. Finley, a teacher OF experience In
that grade, who Is now teaching very
successfully In Attleboro Falls.
Until Christmas Day tie Kings Daugh.
tsrs extend an invitation to all the girls
employed In the vicinity OF the Kinyon
Block to spend their lunch time II they
wish at rooms and y, which will be open
nom IL to 2 and from 7. Hot coffee
and tea will be served at small price.
Tower Corps, No. 1, w. r. c., observed
the eighth snniverary Of the organization
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