Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-09
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island Fair, slightly warmer.
TERSE IRlBUNEITES.
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A .caalid. hide. '.an. whore streams rim
hlavk
with yonlit Of q hundred roaring mills,
liithcr occasion call, me- and cv'u here,
All IN The sable rlrs that vautonly
Defamcs the -nuii.,h, aud drnowcrs the morn,
One may az ic4.i -'iruisc 'he SKY etill blue.
Ev'n here the % 'rad -iayt, II he machine
Deem life boot; gud Hcr', Ia days Tar sped,
overheard % ti.,t e., ed tirl relate
70 her compall o.. how tVnrins chance
Dy some fcw shii,ng> weekly bad increased
rhe earuinys of urr household, and she said,
''So now wc are happy. having all we wished"
Felicity, indeed, ihough more IL lay
In wanting litt,c than IN winning oil.
FELICITY. indeed! Across the years
30 nae her tones come back icbuking; me.
spfcader OF toll, o enaro ;!.c wandering Joy
No guile may ,aQtIr ard 20 forco surprise;
Only by them tbli uttf wooci be-, won.
oh. ourri with wide dr-ir.s ard spaciou,
dreams.
Too cunningiy do 50 ~, ,t3.a.aic
Appliances and means - bIIpinesS,
Ger 10 be happy. Lavish bcsts 80 make
Elaborate preparation - receive
A shy ard simple guest who. warned OF all
The ceremony and Circumstance whcrcwiih
Ye mean 90 entertain her IS Pl bot come.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Williams are happy.
It's daughter.
George Oakes, has accepted position
with Thomas Kenny OF Dexter street.
This morning detective Pat" was given
six months on the Farm at his request
Jerome Kennedy d Co. vacated their
quarters In the Benedict House building
today.
The Horse Guards were splendidly en-
tertained at the campfire OF Troop In
Providence last evening.
Two silver watches and q chain were
stolen from the residence OF +. p. Ballou,
a Beatty street, Monday.
BY notice on the first page it will bc
seen that Lawyer Matthcwson has horse
and meat wagon for sale.
John w. Meiklejohn was rendered q
complimentary supper by members OF the
Garfield Club Monday evening.
Mrs. Henry Perrin, wife OF the Elm
street carriage manufacturer, died at her
home st Is Pond street last night.
Branch Parneli, /. n. r., will hold q
special meeting Friday evening to make
arrangements for ST. Patrick's day.
The bright lights Of the electric cars
we're In strong contrast to the dim oil
lamps Of the horse oars last evening.
The case against Phillip Crossen OF Gen.
trail Falls, charged with fast driving, was
discontinued this morning on payment
Of costs,
The funeral of James Clancy OF Carna.
tlon street took place this morning from
the Sacred Heart Church. Burial was Mt
Mt. st. Mary's cemetery.
The names OF Patrick Curley, Patrick
Duffy and James MeAlevy should have
appeared In the printed list OF Chief Mar
shal Kicrnan's honorary stan
II is not likely arrangements will be
made for meeting between Hubbard of
Boston and Cooney of Providence They
cannot agree in regard to weight.
This evening there will be meeting OF
the men o! the Sacred Heart parish to
make further arrangements for the sue
cess OF the ST. Patrick's day celebration.
sent in bill at the Council meeting Mon
day for two weeks services while he was
under suspension last summer He must
use good nerve food.
s. Il. Pierce L. Son, tailors, have made an
assignment. This firm has done business
in this city for the past ~ years. . The
senior member, Sanford r. Pierce, has
been i'll for some time.
The services at ST. Mary's Church last
evening were very largely attended. The
eloquent discussion of Rev. Father Ma
haney on "The danger .of delaying con-
version" was listened TO attentively.
Detective Pat" yesterday requested
that he be sent to the Poor Farm, and his
wish was granted. Tic will be able to
visit this city once in q while, which is
the only place "Patsey" can have any
fun.
The electric cars were started running
regularly on schedule time yesterday
afternoon from Central avenue TO the
Benedict House. II Is noticeable that there
is an absence OF any noise or Kissing
sound such as il heard on the Attleboro,
plainville or Boston routes,
The damage to the stock by Vhe burst
ing Of water pipe in the store OF the
standard Boot and Shoe Company few
days ago has been satisfactorily settled by
the Insurance Company, and the goods
will be closed out at sale to be an
nounced in tomorrow's TRIBUNE.
The License Commissioners held a
meeting Monday evening and vo-
ted to grant q license to John Fitzpatrick
on weeden street. Some parties who
were raided lately and found selling on
Sunday were ordered notified to appear
before the Board next Monday and show
cause why their licenses should not be
revoked.
The Monster concert to be given at the
Gaicty Opera House next Sunday, in aid
81 the famine-stricken Russians, promises
he n grand affair A Iov1a nup, hor =,