Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-08
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Look To tho end: Nor changing tide.
Nor tickle brcczes, should decide
The course we steer across the seas
That bear our earthly destinies-
For him who shapes that course arighL
The final, beckoning entrance light
Cleans with welcome doubly brighk
The solemn tolliDg barbor bell.
To many but funeral knell.
For him re-echoes. "All Is welll"
And waited TO his grateful sense.
The home wind bears its frankncenso,
With balm Of conscience pure and free,
Myrtle Of human sympathy,
Or laurel Of posterity.
Today Ia an Ember day, also Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Nellie Chace Of this city is visiting
In Newport.
James Tierney OF the Globe barber shop
is happy.-It's a'girl.
Leah Lodge, ID. OF r., will initiate
seventeen candidates tonight.
Lieutenant German drilled the Kearneys
for the first time Monday evening.
The American Yarn Company will start
up the X. B. Gage mill on the View.
At the meeting OF Eureka Lodge, X. OF
p, last evening there was degree work.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
will open their new rooms this evening.
The State Forestry will hold a union
excursion to Bullock's Point, August 4th.
Both branches of the City Council will
meet this evening according to adjourn
ment.
Ossamequin Tribe, No. 4, Order Of Red
Men, worked the Warriors degree last
night.
There will be a straw berry festival at
the Pleasant View Baptist Church this
evening.
Caterer Havens supplied the supper for
the Knights Tempar in Music Hall last
evening.
Mrs. Louise Jaretzky left yesterday for
a visit to relatives In Waterbury, Conn.,,
and New York.
Tomorrow there will be match race at
the Pawtucket Driving track between
Woonsocket parties.
The veteran wrestler, Edwin Bibby,
OF this city, is training Scanlan
for his coming match.
The Pioneer has been chartered for q
excursion for Friday evening
by Providence parties.
A. X. Tilton Camp, 8. OF ", meet this
evening and an election will take place to
fill number OF vacancies.
The Pawtucket Chess Club held clam
bake at the Curry farm on Prairie avenue
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The iron business is very dull in this
city. Many foundries are running on
short hours, some since January.
The plumbers strike has at last ended
by the masters acceding to the journey
mems demands and signing articles for
one year.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Henry Clough, Al years Of age, grocer of
Cohoes, N. Y, and Miss Isabella Houston
OF this city.
Edward j. Grimes and Michael Moroney
OF Lonsdale have secured positions for
the summer season with Manager Boyden
at Crescent Park.
Miss Annie McGinn, who has been en-
ployed as saleslady at Boyle's candy ba.
zaar, brought her labors to a close there
Monday evening.
A number OF athletes of this city will
20 to Springfield, Mass, next Saturday to
participate in number of events at the
big meet in that city.
Work was begun yesterday on the
stonework Of the foundation of the new
Opera House. The work Is being rapidly
pushed by Contractor Barry of Worcester.
John l.. Cattanach OF this city is trying
to arrange a match with McCloud, the
champion wrestler of the Pacific Slope.
John was never in better condition than
at present.
Hedley's National and the Cadets
Ninth Regiment Bands consolidated last
evening in the march from Music Hall to
the depot, making monster band of
seventy pieces.
Patrick ii. McGinn has entered into
partnership with his brother, Hugh ].
McGinn, in the shoe business. They are
enterprising young men, well liked and
are sure to succeed.
change was made this morning In the
beats OF Officers Dwyer and Sweet. Dwyer
leaves the depot night beat and takes
Sweets beat on Fairmount and Sweet
takes the depot beat.
The Board OF Directors OF the Young
Mems Catholic Association will furnish
refreshments to the members at the open
ing of their rooms in the old school build
ing this evening at 8 o'clock.
Small iron boxes with glass fronts have
been placed on all the fire alarm poles.
There is a koy inside and In case of fire
the glass is to be broken and the key Sc
cured to open the alarm box.
Patrick Victory, designer OF the At
tawaugan mills, Attawaugan, Conn, paid
short visit to his brother, William Il.
Victory, in this city this week. He is
pleased with the Nutmeg State.
The Union Railroad Company intends to
oppose the proposition of the Inter State
road for a modification OF the legislation
giving an exclusive right to the former
company in the city of Providence.
James McElroy OF Newport, a brother