Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-08
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Rolled all around tho earthl
Il sung the blrthright OF the race.
The glory Of the brave and free,
And peallng from its sacred place
II set the whole wide world abiazc
with dreams Of liberty.
Tis old, and utters now no sound.
But yot It's echoes ring sublime!
Its resting place IL holy ground
To freedoms sons. wherever found,
Until the end OF time.
L. 3. Amonson in Youths Companion.
The Petrol In flying a handsome new
flag.
The Odd Fellows had great day down
the river Saturday.
Base ball is frought with many oppor-
tunities for accidents.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company had
all 1t could attend to yesterday.
The need OF a police surgeon in this
city is demonstrated almost daily.
Yesterday was the kind OF day that
made shore resort managers smile.
The Stars went to Wexford Saturday
and were defeated by a score OF to 3.
Several Pawtuckot people are registered
Mt the Hygeia, Block Island, this week.
Rov. Mr.. Sever will occupy the pulpit
OF st. Paul's Church during this month.
Rev. J. ii. Newland addressed the meet
ing ofthe Y. M. G. A. yesterday afternoon.
John +. Lewis OF Central Village, Conn,
was visiting friends In this city Saturday.
The Diamonds were defeated by the
Woodbines Saturday by score OF 13 to 0.
Attention is called to the advertisement
OF the Spencerian Business College on the
fourth page.
Miss Josie Mullen, cashier for Radikin
q Cooney, began her vacation of two
weeks today.
Elizabeth p, widow of Welcome Eddy,
died at her late residence on Pleasant
street yesterday.
The Catholic Knights OF America meet
tonight In sarsneld Hall. Every member
should be present.
Several members OF the Y. NJ. G. A. will
start today for Lubec, Me-, where there is
Y. M. G. A. camp.
Cottage City was the objective point OF
q good many who left this city in search
OF pleasure yesterday.
The funeral Of Lena A., wife of Fred w.
Gago, took place this afternoon from 14O
Mineral Spring avenue.
The George street Rovers played the
Laurel Hill nine last Saturday and de-
feated them by score Of 20 to II.
BY following all the different hotlweath-
CT diets recommended a man would come
near eating everything that grows.
Frank Douty, loomfxer at the Lorraine
mills, severed his connection there Sat-
urday to accept a position at Slater's.
There will be n meeting of the Young
Ladies Sodality and Children OF Mary Of
st. Mary's parish this evening at 1880.
The work OF shifting the tracks OF the
Union and Pawtuckot Street Railway
Company on Main street In front Of the
Benedict House is completed.
There will be meeting OF the Young
Mems Catholic Association OF st. Mary's
parish In the association rooms on George
street this evening at o'clock.
This morning at 7;3o n mass of requiem
for the repose OF the soul OF Jane O'Con-
nor was celebrated at st. Mary's Church.
She WINS member Of the scapular Society.
Misses Kitty and Ella Sullivan of Wau-
regan, Conn.,, are enjoying the breezes at
Camp White for week. They are two
amiable young ladies and have many
friends In this city.
The party OF young people from the
View, who have spent their vacations to-
gether at Block Island for several years,
will make a change this year and next
week will be found at Cottage City.
Exchange street Is still closed ut North
Main street by tho excavation for the
sewer on the latter street. II Is n hard
Job and many feet of rock will have to be
blasted before the Lincoln line Is reached
A sign on n certain street in this city Is
attracting considerable attention and pro-
duclng not a little mirth. 1t formerly
read, "Short Wood and Kindlings, Fam
lilies Supplied" The former part is miss
ing and now the sign "Families Supplied"
appears. Some young mon contemplate
calling.
What almost terminated In a row hap
penod nj tho Bullook's Point wharf yes
terday afternoon on the Pioneers O'Clock
trip up the bay. The Pioneer Ind tho
right OF the dock, having got there first.
The City OF Newport was allowed to dock
and land her passengers. There was a
very large crowd on the dock, and az the
Newport was loaded with Rocky. Point
people she could only take a few. The
gate was opened foot or so and the people
| crushed through. Soon tho Newport had
all she could carry and tho gate tender
shut the gate, leaving tho Pioneer half
loaded and many Pawtucket people inside
tho fence. lie was told tht Pioneer had
the right of the dock and that there was
room for moro people on board. lie re-
fused TO open the gate and two OF the
Pioneers deck hands ran out and hustled
the gate open In lively order. In the
struggle the cato tenders coat was torn,
and he promised TO make II hot for every
body. The trouble could have been
averted by not allowing the Newport to
land until the Pioneer had got her pas
scngors.