Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-19

Changed NDHf song 'otn ihht OF bore
when the lraping biIlow- foam
Round the crgg, tha, shield your home,
When the sea io. c,r,ps before you,
Waving gho,tiy shryud shapes DER you.
Then your heart. with longing mad
Prays for MIN. your sailor lad
Al the woman rising, ycaIus
For tho love the maiden spuius
why not lover tho wife replies;
"Naught In lifo yields sweetcr prize
Love is lasting life Is weary
Love lift shadows dark and dreary.
Pours III golden glamour DER us
H0llows all that lie before rs
Tired hearts have e. ui confessed,
Si.'ro "r -nuli0ht- loNu Is h~i
Excellent grip weather.
Special Oacer Macicl is III.
Officer Patrick McCusker is i'll.
The electric cars are being anxiously
awaited.
Improvements on the Masonic Temple
continue.
The electric light at the head Of Garden
street is generally "found out" nights.
But few Of the numerous grand resolu-
tions made on New Years day are now in
existence
The next game in the Rhode Island
foot ball series is between the Thstles
and Gorhams.
The union concert and ball OF the
Knights of Pythias will be held in Music
Hall, February 26th.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Fred Morril Powers and Della Francis
Case, both Of this city
The mex athletic exhibition under the
management OF Professor Walker will
take place at the gymnasium February 10.
Louis Hickman OF North Attleboro' has
been missing since December "a. He
started for Boston. Foul play is suspect
ed
Representative Edwin Darling will give
a chowdcr to the firemen OF No. Engine
House on Broadway on Wednesday even
ing, January y.
The "Gilt Edge" express, which passes
through this city at 1910, stopped here
last night to take on some OF General
Olney Arnold's guests.
Officer Wilbur has lost his dog. Maybe
it is the one that was presented to "Lane's
country cousin" and " hch vas taken by
him to his home in Danvers.
Miss Carrie Critchley of Worcester,
Mass, and Mr.. Frank Leland Of Boston,
are visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Grover, in this city.
Owen Kelley of Central Falls, who was
supposed to have been drowned in the
Blackstone river, has arrived safely at the
Soldiers Home in Bristol. The body seen
must have been that OF Crofton.
Primrose & Vests Big Minstrels will
be at Music Hall this evening. The
"MaIch Of the Red Hussars," conceived
and directed by w. II. West, will be
magnificent stage presentation.
Miss. Matte Hussey OF Lawrence, Mass,
a charming soubrette who is studying for
the stage, is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Hussey will appear soon in one OF
Lothrop's strong dramatic companies.
man must enjoy a joke pretty well
when he will leave horse car in drench-
ing thunder shower for the reason, ns he
explained, that as there was no conductor
and he was afraid the car would be struck
by lightning.
4 curious and laughable sign was seen
the other day on the outskirts. In about
two feet OF water in vacant lot stood an
old carryall and on 1t was the sign: Gear
riagc for sail" Another foot OF water,
and II would have sailed.
Captain John Devine of the Central
Falls Temperance Cadets was yesterday
given the handsome gold headed cane he
won at the fair of the Star Base Ball Club.
IL is suitably inscribed and will be form
ally presented at the complimentary ball.
It is probable that reception will he
rendered Jeffrey and Gregory on their re-
turn To this city from Europe where they
have followed the sphere with the Cana
dian football team. The reception will
probably take place Friday evening.
Tomorrow night the event of the pre-
sent season will take place In Temperance
Hall, High street, when the Christian
Doctrine Society OF the Church OF the
pdNI'N iltHTl III holu us unnuui banquet
and installation OF officers. After supper
there will be dancing.
William Carrigan, father OF Rev. +. F.
Carrigan of Phenix, died in East Provi-
dence, quite suddenly, early yesterday
lie was in his S5th year lie
was born in Fermanach, Ireland, and had
resided in Providence and East Provi-
dence about fifty-two years, being among
he first members of st. Patrick's Church.
He was one % the defenders OF the CLAY
crick street convent during the Know
Nothing excitement in Providence some
years ago.
Lanes country cousin" missed con-
nections Sunday evening and his DEPART
ure was postponed until last evening. lie
is supposed to be at home by this time ex-
hibitiug the tokens Of esteem he received
and carried with him which were many
and varied. Among them were a "yaller
dog banjo without strings or keys,
q diminutiyo dice box, a tall hat, and from
his coat pocket was seen protruding a
suspicious looking bottle. He avowcd his
intention OF returning in August and