Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
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A savage, in bleak world, on waste,
Midst hr-tree covor'd mountains, led his life;
Tie claws and fanGs OF mighty beasts hs
faced
A hunter. seeking food for child and Wife
And, on the smooth wall Of his cavern lair,
The image OF n reindeer once he drew
Small. TO the life. with faithful lines and fair.
That all is antler branchings copied true.
Was he a savage No! man. The dew
or pity tOuoA'd him: tho sweet brotherhood
OF natures general offspring well he knew
Humane ho loved; ingenious, understood.
More-the desires that kindlinG hearts infame,
To leave dull rest. and court congenial woe
The love Of beauty. and the thirst for fame
Throbbd family In that huntsman long agol
And, friend, the self same passion in his breast
That stirr'd, and wrought 70 pcrmsnence d.
vino
One form Of grace most touchingly expressed.
Stirs In your heart today and stirs In minsi
County Fair" tomorrow night.
seabury Tompkins is very i'll with pneu-
monia.
Nicholson & Thackray have received an
other large shipment OF tea.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
John J. Mullsrvey and Annie Magee.
The T. c. Q. Clubs Leap Year social
occurs next Friday evening in Stark
weathers Hall.
Mayor Carroll has called special meet
evening at o'clock
The young ladies OF Cummings laundry
are husily engaged in arranging for the
coming Leap Year social.
The complimenta. y ball of the Wood
bine Base Bali Club takes place Friday in
Temperance Hall, High street
q RRichard McWilliams came very near
losing his life i'm Hammond's Pond last
night. lie walked into hole in the ice.
Stephen A. jerks OF this city was re-
Gently elected president OF the board OF
directors of the Bearney, Nebraska, Cot
ton Mill Company.
II is rumored that a popular horse car
conductor on the Valley Falls route will
soon be joined in wedlock to a we'll
known young lady OF Central Falls.
A number Of the friends OF Miss Annie
Goodwin paid her surprise visit at her
residence on South Bend street last even
ing and a most enjoyable time was had.
Have we hight telephone service in
this cityf II not, subscribers should get
a rebate on their quarterly bills. The
Central Office couldn't be got last night.
A fellow who lives on tho View went
into the cellar OF the homo of Frank W.
rich on North Main street Sunday night
and stole rooster but was made to give
it up later on.
The Mayor of Fall River has offered a
silver cup, gold lined, to be contested for
by the various foot ball clubs. The teams
to struggle for the trophy have not rs yet
been announced.
Dennis Mcguire OF Boston Is enjoying a
weeks vacation with his old associates In
this city. Dennis was formerly Paw
tucket boy, but now pins his future pros
poets TO he Club"
Three sizes OF postal cards are now In
use by the post Office department. They
are called officially sizes A, b and @,
Size is the card already in use. A and
c are the innovations.
Probably the largest casket ever seen in
this city is at the undertaking rooms OF
Daniel Clark. II is for the late Mrs
Bracket of Barton street, who died yes
terday. Her weight is over 400 pounds.
The employees OF the Highway Depart
ment were on deck early this morning
shaking sand along the sidewalks of the
principal streets. 1t was q benefit to the
working people, and they appreciated it.
DIR, Kelliher's extensive practice would
not allow him to serve as Grand Mars hal
on st. Patrick's Day. His check for s25
showed hat he was in hearty sympathy
for monster celebration in honor of Ire.
lands patron saint.
The National Convention OF the Mule
Spinners Association will meet In this
city on the first Tuesday and Wednesd ay
in April. The members of the local asso-
eiacion will spare no pains to make il
pleasant for the delegates.
The City Hall Commission met last
evening for the purpose OF organizing, but
owing to the absence of Messrs. Tiepke and
Smith, adjourned without doing any bu s.