Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-02
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A woof reversed tho fatal shui'ies weave
How slowl but never "nce they slip the thread.
Hither. upon TIN. Go,rsian oilers tread.
Up ,afy ways d.. lindens tnterieave.
Clouding the r,ysI air sinGp yester eve.
Come men berefi of time and seant Of bread.
Loud, who were dumb. immortal. who were
dead,
Thro' the cowed world. their kingdom to re-
| trieve.
What ails thee. Englsndi Altar. mart and
grange
Dream Of the knife by night; not 90. not so
| The clear Republic waits the general throe
Along her monday mountains open range.
/ God be with both for one Is young TO know
| The other'c rote Of evil and OF change.
Louise Quincy in Youths Companion
Monday is the glorious Fourth.
The game Monday afternoon wih be
| called at 2:30.
Ann Barrett was committed to the State
Insane Asylum today.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
will meet tomorrow afternoon.
There will be no horse races Monday as
there were not enough entries.
Miss Emma Tibbetts OF Jolly's will
commence her vacation next week.
II may not be very peaceful Sunday
evening II the small boy gets started.
The funeral OF Jane O'Connor OF Kendall
street will take place tomorrow at lao.
There will be races on the Park on the
Fourth In the minute and 2:4o classes.
II the weather clerk only does Is what
right Monday, everything will be lovely.
Next week the police, nremen and let
ter carriers begin taking their vacations.
The wife OF Louis Jeretxky, manager Of
Sol. Cohen's store, is at Coney Island, N.
Y.
There does not seem to be anything left
in masculine attire for the ladies TO
adopt.
The Pawtucket Steam boat Company
will mako nine trips down the river to-
morrow.
Miss Nellie Cavanaugb will leave this
evening for Brooklyn, N. Y, for the
Summer.
A bulldog belonging to Mr.. Colwell OF
Pine street had q At yesterday morning
and was shot.
The three young girls were taken home
from the station by their relatives yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Bartholomew Sexton and daughter
left today for their Summer residence at
Prudence Park.
The regular meeting..of st. Mary's Tenn
perance Society will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
Last evening at st. Patrick's Church,
Valley Falls, special services were held for
League of the Sacred Heart.
The Pawtucket steamers will commence
running on their Summer time tomorrow,
making nine trips to the shore resorts.
There will be meeting OF the Bourke
Cochran Guards for organization in the
Dexter Block tomorrow evening at 1880.
The remains OF Mrs. Emma X. Toll
madge, who died at her home, 104 West
avenue, were taken to Rhinebeck, N. j.,
for interment.
Four drunks were fined this morning.
All claimed the home of Samuel Slater as
there abiding place but one, and he came
from the Cove City.
Miss Lizzie Meagher, milliner at Jolly's,
will start on her vacation next week, a
part of which she will spend in Boston
and at Narragansett Pier.
All the amatuer teams are out of town
today. The Stars are In the Whaling City,
the Woodbines are In WEXFORD and the
Diamonds are In Slatersville.
Teams representing the Sacred Heart
Temperance Society and 81. Mary's Chris
tian Doctrine Society are covering them
selves with dust and glory this afternoon.
Owen German, 2s years Of age, was
charged with being q common drunkard.
He said he had sore arm and could not
work. He pleaded guilty and was given
six months on the Farm.
The work on the now theatre Is being
rapidly pushed. The rear wall Is rising
fast and all the foundations on the sides
and center are completed. It will be
opened in the fall II is expected.
One OF Quinn's beer teams ran into
whitney's market wagon this forenoon.
The horse fell and one Of It's feet got into
q sewer pocket, cutting 1t badly.
The cases OF Joseph st. Angelo, for as
sault with a dangerous iweapon; Alex
ander Dickie, for assault, and David
Quash, for larceny, were this morning
continued one month.
Chairman Binford OF the Committee on
Fourth OF July celebration has secured
the services of the Veteran Fife and Drum
corps, B. Sexton, leader, and II will make
the parade In the morning ut sunrise. =
This afternoon Branch Parnell, !. N. F.,
made an excursion to Bullock's Point on
one OF the Pawtuckct steamers. They
were accompanied by the I. N. F. fife and
drum band which djscoursed lively airs.
Don't forget to secure tickets early for
the special trip TO Plymouth tomorrow.
They are now on sale at the station at
d Is. Train leaves Providence at 800 q.
m, Pswtucket s:1o and Attleboro at
e:25.
The Veteran Firemen will meet At their
hall Monday at noon and proceed from
there to the depot and take the o'clock
train flor Providence. Badges will be
distri buted TO those who have not got
than