Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-30
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When the uorning long was rlled wan
song
That bur-t iros. every tree,
heard n fuplI-h'Ntile bird
That only sang "Pce-wec.'
And spoke out clear, 50 the bird could
hear,
"lt really seems 20 me
II ! couldn't sing a different song
Than just Pee. wee pce-Nee"
I'D hide away from the song-tor, Say
In the thicke-t greenwood tree,
And wouldn't sing the foolish thing
To show my low degree"
But the little bird. when he had heard
Ny wise speech, looked at me
With his brGht eyes wide and hls head
one side
And said again, "Pce-wec"
And understood the lesson good
The little bird had for me.
God gives one song, and We should sing,
II IL only be "Pee-Wee"
Albert Auuett In Youths Companion.
An old flame Last years gas bill.
Michael Kenney is visiting in Millville,
Mass.
Ice is said to be from eight to ten in
ches thick.
Democrats, register! Only few hours
now remain.
Officers Wilbur and william McCusker
are on vacations.
John Flaherty OF this city has been
visiting friends in Woonsocket.
Mrs. William Shaw OF this city is visit
ing friends in the Pawtuxet Valley.
This evening the Burnside Cadets will
hold masquerade bali In Infantry Hall.
This evening boxing tourney will be
held In Prof. Walkers Sanitary Gym
nasium.
The Providence Journal Almanac for
1893 is out and is rs full OF interesting
facts as ever.
The management OF the Horse Shoe
Company hope to be able to resume opera,
tions next Tuesday.
Pensions for Rhode islanders: Origi-
nal--Warren j. Moore, Edward Walsh !;
original, widows, etc.-Annie Wilcox.
Last night there was large crowd at
was making out naturalization papers.
Last evening a meeting of the Paw
tucket Cadets was held and arrangements
for the grand ball this evening.
The tirst ball OF the Pswtucket Cadets
will be held this evening in Music Hall
Assembly Rooms. II will be grand affair.
The only polo game for tonight is Wal
than at Worcester. Tomorrow night the
Pswtucket team will tackle the Watch
makers.
William J. Shields, who was arrested
charged with non.support OF family, had
10 20 TO jail yesterday as be could not get
S2osAsail.
The copy OF green goods" circular
published today may serve as warning
against any business" man OF this city
being "heeced" by sharpers.
Last night the members OF Ne. 8 Hose
and few OF their friends had
chowder in the engine house. Tomorrow
syening the members OF No. will have
one.
IL you hear a loud crash similar to a
dynamite explosion anytime after Sunday
don't mind. II viii be some misguided
m ortal breaking through his good resolu-
tions.
The seventh annual show OF the Rhode
Island Poultry Association closes tonight.
Visit the rink before the close. 1t will re.
pay you, for it is the best exhibition ever
given in this city.
The second lecture OF the University
Extension course was given by Prof.
Tolmsn in the High School building
last night. The subject was "The City
Child" There was a good attendance.
A meeting OF the ball committee OF the
Knigh hts OF Columbus was held last even
ing when arrangements were nearly all
perfected. The concert by Reeves full
American Band will be great feature of
the occasion.
The accident TO the Conway boy last
night, though happily not serious, should
serve as a warning TO boys, those who sell
papers especially, to refrain from jumping
on street cars. The conductors cannot al
ways watch them.
Miss j. +. Bowen, the accommodating
and efficient bookkeeper at the New Ides
Store, was substantially remembered by
her employers, Shartenb berg & Robinson
this week. She was presented with
handsome sum OF money In gold as &
token OF the esteem In which she is held
The City Council Committee on Cit!
Property met Wednesday afternoon anC
opened the bids for placing fire escapes
on the larger school houses. The con
tract was awarded to the lowest bidder
James II. Tower OF Providence, and tn
work will be done as soon as practical bic
Wednesday Peter McDermott, who live
at the corner OF Randall street and Jeffer
son avenue, invited a number OF the nigh
officers to enjoy turkey breakfast wit
him sitter leaving their beats at 2 o'clocl
About o'clock squad OF nine ha
assem- bled around the festive board. Tn
bluecoats declared II TO be the best turke
they had ever eaten but 1t may have bee
on account OF Officer Wilbur's carvin
For an hour or so ali enjoyed themselv,
and there were speeches and recitation
by members OF the party. When Il