Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-06
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10 20 my sweet Tor me- MOWERS anu repee' 'os
All that my heart would cry out DER the waste
20 her.
| Pause In the valley not; on the hill daily not;
Winged with my love and my longing-oh.
haste TO herl
Ring your white bells for hsr-tnot any knells
for HERB
Chimes that are fragrant and rich In their
rarity.
Bid her be leal 20 me. loyal as steel TO me;
Bid her have faith In me: bid her have char
ityl
Clinton scollard In Harper's Bazaar.
Robert NELL is very Ill.
All liquor licenses expire May1.
Branch Parnell, 1. n. f., met last even
ing.
There are many tired politicians In the
city today.
Adolph Blondin OF Taftville, Conn, is
now residing 10 this city.
A notice OF interest to carpenters and
joiners will be found on the first page.
Florence Lodge, ID. OF r., celebrated its
18th anniversary last evening and had
many visitors.
Mrs. Mary Cox, well known resident
OF Broadway, aged 70 years, died at her
home this morning.
Tue members OF the Pawtucket Boat
Club were the guests Of the Providence
Corinthian Yacht Club last evening.
The lady members of the Drive Whist
Club are preparing for theatre party at
Lothrops Wednesday afternoon next.
Deiany Council, X. OF c., mel last night
and held an interesting meeting. The
third degree will be conferred at the next
meeting.
The meeting OF the executive committee
OF the Patris Club, which was to be held
last evening, was postponed until this
evening.
The members of the Sacred Heart Chris
tian Doctrine Society are preparing Tenn
perance Hall for their bazaar which opens
Saturday night.
Michael Flaherty, who was injured at
the G. E. Greene fire In Central Falls, is
still at Joseph's Hospital, Providence, but
is improving slowly.
Stephen J. Casey, one OF the most
promising young men of the city, has
begun the study OF law with ID. J. Sheehan
Esq, OF Providence.
Editor Regan of the Fall River Herald
was in town today and paid visit to the
TRIBUNE. He is one of tha hardest work.
Ing newspaper men In the Spindle City.
| The members of the Young Mems Cath
Ollie Association will report at their hall
on Friday evening at o'clock sharp, wit b
badge, to attend the bazaar OF the Ladies
Aid Society.
Thomas Martin OF Pawtucket and Nellie
Kilroe of Providence; Joseph Eaton and
Alice j. Ashworth; Noel Leveque and
Jennie Fitzgerald have filed marriage in
tentions at the City Clerks Office.
A special meeting of the Pawtucket
Mulespinners association will be held In
Sarsheld hall this evening at o'cloc. to
hear the report OF the delegates to the
national convention at Waltham.
A large elm tree on Cottage street, neal
the residence of George T. Dana, blew
down during the gale of Tuesday night
1t was cleared away by the Pawtuckei
Street Railway force in time for the regu-
lar running OF the cars in the morning.
A stranger arriving In this city woulc
imae inc hat he is In some Western towr
experiencing real estate boom, judging
from the many different plats and plan,
displayed in show windows representing
the greater part OF the city from the
"plains" to the Providence line.
A large mass OF tin blew from the roo
day forenoon, As the ward room OF tn,
I'd Ward Is in this building and there wer,
a number OF people standing about tn,
building, 1t Is wonderful that mono wer'
injured. All escaped, but one escape wa
a narrow one.
In Pawtucket's exhibition Of schoo
work for the Worlds Fair are bound vol
umes from the High School, Cherry stree
kindergarten, Grove street kindergarten
9th grade, Grove street, End grade Churcl
Hill, Master Beebo; "New Training
School Course OF Study In Language and
Science;" 2 bound volumes Of Pawtucke
school reports and q volumes fron
schools below the High designed to Illus
trate the unity of the work.
"Joe" Fallon and his brother Dominica
were sent to the Sockanossett schoo
about year ago and Chief Perry receive'
the following letter from the little fellow
today: "My dear frisnd-I write to tel
you am we'll. Mr.. Murray Is we'll. Com
out to see me soon and write to me. / an
a good boy and Dominick is a good boy
Tell me how my father is getting along.
Messrs. Meiklejohn q Lomas have en-
gagged Z. W. Thompson of Boston to tax
charge Of their piano and organ tunin
departments. Mr.. Thompson comes wit
the highest recommendations, havin
formerly served In the employ OF sue
we'll known manufacturers as the Este
Piano Co., Chickering & Sons, and th
Smith American Piano and Orgad 20.