Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-07
A VILLAIN ELLIE.

NllANELLt.
Love IN the dawn Is honey sweet
Sweet TO the taste and fair to the sight;
Kisses are balm when young lips meet
The heart In the throes OF it, first white heat
Burns, meteor shining bright;
Love In the dawn Is honey sweet
Enjoy while you can such moments fleet
Those transient spells OF a fond delight
Kisses are balm when young lips meet
Glad as the morning. Marguerite,
Are your girlish face and your bosom white;
Love In the dawn is honey sweet.
The lilies smile at our very feet,
The roses blush 10 our left and right
Kisses are balm when young lips meet
Welded today In this bower discreet
Our lives shall fall upon lines OF light;
Love IN the dawn Is honey sweet
Kisses are balm when young lips meet
Eugene Davis In Kate Fields Washington.
Tomorrow the Banner Boys will meet
the Stars on the Dexter street grounds.
Those who had their vacations now
wish they had waited until September.
The last gun has been fired for the
"chappy" hat so prevalent this Summer.
The people ought to be able to settle the
public park matter in a satisfactory man
ner.
Chief Janitor Perkins of the public
schools left yesterday for Martha's Vine
yard.
Enterprise Lodge, /. o. o. F., meets to-
night. Several candidates are to be re.
ceived.
The total amount expended by the
Oyerseer of the Poor last month was
s71o.29.
Money Is being freely wagered on the
woodbine-Star game fer Saturday and
honors are easy.
Gov. Brown, attended by his staff, was a
guest at the New England Fair at Wor-
cester yesterday.
"The Senator" at Music Hall last even
ing was witnessed by a good.sized and
appreciative audience.
Lambert StansHeld of this city has en-
tered some fine coolie dogs In the bench
show at the State fair.
Joseph l.. Peacock of Mineral Spring
avenue has has gone to Worcester, Mass,
to study for the ministry.
Charles II. Beals, the popular clerk at
Woods drug store, has returned from a
visit to his old home in Lowell.
The final regatta of the season of the
Pawtucket Boat Club promises to be big
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ing In.
Thomas Flynn and wife of Whitinsville,
Mass, returned home yesterday after
spending two weeks with their daughters
In this city.
Tuesday sneak thieves entered a house
on Lonsdale avenue near Mineral Spring
avenue and stole valuable watch chain
and finger ring.
A great many people get twisted and
mistake McCaughey q Co.'s store for the
City Hall since the new banner Of the firm
has been thrown to the breeze.
A meeting OF general committee on
lawn party of st. Joseph's parish will be
held tomorrow evening at s o'clock in the
school building to settle up affairs.i
Rev. J. ii. Lennon, assistant at st.
Mary's, left for Chicago Sunday evening
last. He will attend the convention OF the
Young Mems National Catholic Union.
Yesterday an insane man armed with
sickle caused quite a commotion on North
Main street, Providence. He started
towards thta citx but M for bao rot v,aada
his appearance.
During the month OF August the police
MADE 1s1 arrests, IL of,whom were females.
OF these AZ were committed. There were
2O6 persons provided with lodgings, 8 Of
whom were females.
II is wonderful to note the manne< In
which buildings are springing up In the
vicinity OF New Brook and adjacent
streets. Two years ago there was not one
fifth the number OF dwellings as are
now there and more are being erected.
The Committee on Accounts meets this
evening to allow the department bills for
the month OF August. The City Treasurer
will pass around his cheques In payment
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This will increase the circulation some
what.
The young ladies who are to take part
In the syncronism to be held at st. Mary's
Hall Sept. 10th held a rehearsal last even-
ing. Great interest is being taken and
the costumes will come from an eminent
New York artist. The young ladies will
be drilled In the different marches by an
expert.
The races at the different fairs this Fall
will bring out several horses new TO the
frequenters OF the track and two OF them
will come from this city. Patrick Farrell
Is the owner of promising black colt and
Herbert B. Davis has bay PAGER that he
thinks Is good enough TO compete for a
prize. Both horses are being "worked
out" over at the Pawtucket Driving Park
and will probably make their debut At
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