Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-04


TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
The rose has faded from the western sky
Behind the Lazy mill.
The SHOWS wind carven drifts In beauty ~
Where all Is gray and still.
Now dim and faint the distant steeple growA
While nights drear shadows creep
Across the land and dull the weird reposs
OF ashen wood and steep.
Ahave tho fields great enameled star
Is spa king cold and white;
The deep dark curtains OF the east afax
Shine with a sudden light
And In . moment, with silver food
The full moon rises chill
Behind the tangle Of the somber wood
That crowns the distant hill.
r. X. Munkittrick In Harper's Weekly.
Chief Supervisor Blodgett was In town
yesterday.
William Ryan has returned from the
Metropolis.
Herbert Z. Darling of New York city is
here on a visit.
The Burnside Cadets will hold a calico
ball Friday evening.
Tomorrow, election day, Is a legal holi-
day and the banks will close.
The front OF the Odd Fellows building
has received new coat OF paint.
The Burnside Cadets will visit the fair
of the Lafayette Guards tonight.
The fair OF the Lafayette Guards was
opened last evening In Foresters Hall.
Commodore Warren X. Fales' new yatch
is painted white and is named the Nearra.
Don't forget the Wednesday matinee of
east Lynne" at Lothrop's Opera House.
Charles Shaw OF South Attieboro, we'll
known In this city, is dead, after a short
illness.
The latest phrase used In the descrlp-
tion OF weddings Is the consolidation of
hearts,"
Another Council of the Knight OF Col
umbus will be organized In Charlestown,
Mass, Sunday.
The show windows OF Pawtucket stores
compare favorably with those OF any city
in New England.
Tomorrow is election day and every
Democrat should make point to get to
the polls aud cast his vote early.
The bazaar OF the Ladies Aid Society OF
st. Mary's parish will be opened tomor-
row afternoon In tho school hall.
The Lafayette Guards made street par
ade last evening, led by the N. r. Drum
Corps. They made fine appearance.
The schedule meeting OF New England
league will be held at the fremont house,
Boston, tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The liquor cases against William Goode
and James Cooney, which were postponed
yesterday, will come up for trial one week
from tomorrow.
Patrick J. Coogan, John Murphy and
John Murphy Of Delany Council, K. of c.,
were present at the installation of Leo
Council at Natick Sunday.
Portland, Brockton, Lynn, Salem, Fall
River, Lewiston, Lowell and Haverhill
talk OF putting teams In the field, but
nothing definite is known.
1t is very probable that a week will be
devoted during the Worlds Fair to the
trial Of hand fre. engines for three prizes
Of $500 each. II SO the Hey Cart will be
there.
Dog Officer Lawrence is making quite
q record as a life saver. Yesterday he
added another to his long list. This life
came very near being extinguished by the
waters Of the Blackstone. 1t was a little
black and white dog that got stranded on
seal rock.
Governor Browns private secretary, r.
W. Jennings, was out here this afternoon
doing missionary work for his chieftain.
II Is under stood that he called upon Ed
win Darling, as he was overheard inquir-
ing for the "wateh h'office." They said
that "Ned" refused to chain the dogs of
war.
The report that the Easter sale by the
Christian Doctrine Society of the Sacred
Heart Church had been postponed Is un-
true. 1t will be opened Saturday evening
and continue Monday and Tuesday.
There will be an entertainment each eve-
ming and various other attractions. The
outlook for a successful sale is most
promising.
The programme to be rendered at the
bazaar and entertainment of the Paw
tucket High School Athletic Association
this evening In Music Hall assembly
rooms is as follows: Piano solo, Mr..
Frank Mcintyre; reading, Miss Ervie
Dexter; either duet, the Misses Chase;
vocal solo, Miss Mary Demers. Trial
scene from 1.-THE Merchant of Venice" by
pupils of the class of '83.
II often happens that when a Arm dis
charges an employe or when an employe
leaves, having conformed with all the
rules of the establishment In regard to
notice, etc, that the Arm refuses to settle
until the regular pay day. A case Of
this kind was seen yesterday. Pay for
Ave days and a half work was due the