Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
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Thou great white warrior. chosen OF the realm,
Draw full thy sails, quick answer TO the helm
For honor and for lady fair, knights fought OF
old:
So shalt thou battle on the sea, the cup 20 hold.
No man-of-war with armored sides and PROV
Defends our shore from Briton's prowess now;
There comes across the sea "a valiant foe
To gain the prize, our skill TO overthrow.
Yet will ouT craftsmen 20 the Valkyrie reveal
The Vigilant, a foeman worthy Of her steel.
Robert Melville Baker In Boston Globe
The buzz saw straw hat is thing OF the
past.
Officers McCusker, Rockford and Nemetz
are I'll.
Poems on Autumn Leaves" are now In
order.
Delany Council, X. OF c., will meet this
evening.
Officer Samuel slocum is on duty at the
city treasurer's office.
The Lorraine mills started up on full
time yesterday morning.
Improvements on West avenue are rap.
idly nearing completion.
Prof. q. A. Walker has bad an addition
to his family. lisa boy.
John Fitzgerald OF this city left for
Harvard law school yesterday.
Franz Donath OF the Benedict House is
happy. It's boy and cigars are free.
Baseball is over TIL the robins nest
again. A good season It has been, too.
The sale OF the Pawtucket Cabinet Com
pany's effects was not completed yester.
day.
The Committee on Parks Will now pur-
chase the Daggett farm without further
delay.
The committee on evening schools will
meet this evening to appoint teachers for
several schools.
Thursday evening Charles L. CHECKER
ing Lodge viii visit Summer Lodge OF
North Attleboro.
May the best tubs win at Attleboro to-
come to Rhode Island.
Officer Phil Dwyer began his ten days
furlough yesterday and is betting on the
Hay Cart at Attleboro today.
1t seems as though the night prowlers
who made so much trouble on the East
side have discontinued operations.
That man who wants to be buried alive
out in Illinois hasn't got permission yet.
But why doesn't he go to Philadelphia ?
A months mind mass will be celebrated
for Mrs. Mary T. Lynch at st. Mary's
Church tomorrow morning at O'CLOCK.
A meeting OF the Children OF Mary and
Young Ladies' Sodality OF st. Mary's
Church was held last evening at 7:30
o'clock.
The funeral OF John Lynch OF North
Main street will take place at O'Clock
tomorrow morning from the Church Of
the Sacred Heart.
Friday a party OF forty we'll known
Pawtucket men will leave on their annual
pilgrimage to the Brockton Fair. II
will be lively party.
The Pawtucket Retail Liquor Dealers
Association will attend the funeral OF
John Lynch, one OF their number, In a
body tomorrow morning.
A special meeting OF the School commit
tee will, be held tomorrow evening to con-
slider the matter Of establishing school
OF the lower grades at Fairlawn.
Adyices from Inspector Baufield of
Chicago state that so far he has not cap
tured any suspicious character from this
city. SO far then Officer Lee is safe.
b. 8. Blaisdell, formerly assistant clerk
or the Supreme Court, has been appointed
to fill the position caused by the resigna-
tion of Charles Blake after 20 years OF
service.
Tower Post, No. IL, q. A. r., met at z
o'clock last evening, one hour earlier than
usual and took the 1885 train for Provi-
dence to pay fraternal visit to Arnold
Post. The evening was enjoyably spent.
The lO1st annual meeting and election
OF officers Of the Rhode Island Baptist
Educational Society was held In the
Friendship Street Baptist Church, com
mencing at 7:45 o'clock last evening.
This evening a special meeting Of the
Pawtucket Painters and Decorators Union
will be held to consider important busi-
ness, among other matters the establish
Ing OF series OF debates on interesting
questions.
Prof. Dainty says that IL Falvey does not
accept his offer OF 200 to box him six
James Murray will do SO. The
bout will be interesting, as both will be
Rhode Island men. Attention is called to
I he advertisement on the fourth page.
With this week Block Island steamer
George w. Danielson enters upon her
Winter time table, making but three
round trips each week, leaving the island
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and Providence and Newport on alternate
days.
Lizzie Mckenzie OF Woonso ,ket, q de-
young woman, early last week
wandered into brush, which had been
efire, laid down In the ashes and was so
badly burned that she died In the Woon.
socket Hospital yesterday morning OF her
injuries.