Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-18
TERSE TRlBUNElltS.

| Tho love III always love TO speak.
Our little ones are making merry
| With unco ditties rhymed In Jest,
But In these hnes, though awkward very,
Tho genuine articles expresssdi
You are so fair and sweet and tender,
Dear, brown eyed little sweetheart nina,
As when, "A callow youth and slender,
asked 10 be your valentine
What though the years Of youth DO fownS
Tai mock old Kronos with repeating.
"I'n love my love and her alonei"
And when fall before HIS reaping.
And when my suffering speech Is done,
Think not my love is dead or sleeping.
But that II waits for you to come.
80 take, dear love, this little token.
And II there speaks In any Line
The sentiment III fain have spoken,
Say, viii you hs y9uE yAlsaunst
Officer Sword returned to duty today.
Officer Dryer covered Officer Lees beat
today.
There will be a meeting OF the veteran
firemen this evening.
John McNally and Miss May A. Kelley
filed marriage Intentions.
Rev. Father O'Brien OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O'Neill on
Pine street.
Richard Canavan of Riyer Point is on
VISIT to his brother, Prof. John F. Canavan
on Spring street.
There will be meeting of the men Of
the committee on lawn party of st.
Joseph's parish this evening.
The supposed crazy man over on the
Plains led one man to believe that he was
the much sought for Dalton.
City Janitor j. Austin French will be-
gin his vacation tomorrow, and will join
his family at Topsheld, Mass.
The work of repairing and renoyating
the old City Hall goes slowly on. Yester-
day the old iron doors were taken down.
A horse belonging TO the Pawtucket
Baking Company ran away yesterday and
damaged b. McCaughey q Co.'s awning.
"-And bark again! some pipe OF war
Sends the bold pibroch from afar."
The Scottish pipes will lead tomorrow
to the great war OF strength and agility
on the Dexter street grounds.
Miss Sophia ID. Macrae OF Hartford,
Conn, is spending two weeks vacation
In this city, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George n. Smith OF Hamilton street.
Tickets for the opening of the second
season at Lothrop's theatre for next Mon
day are selling rapidly and the many
patrons will give Manager Lothrop's ef-
forts good send-off. "Mugg's Landing"
is the first production.
The patrons of the Pawtucket Steam
boat Company will be pleased to learn
that the Pioneer, under the guidance of
Capt. Pond, has resumed her trips to the
shore resorts. Steamer Petrol has been
by the Continental Company of
Providence for the balance of the season.
Usually, the right side of Main street
going down, Is the shadiest side in the af-
ternoon. Today II Is different. Browne,
on the other side, the trunk and um-
brella fiend OF the Pawtucket Loan Co.,
has given Old Sol black eye by his big
order of "Ssratogas" which are packed on
the sidewalk and loom high above the
suns rays.
Yesterday man went to a house at
and told the lady who was alone
hat he had been sent by the water de-
partment to inspect the water meter. Not
anything wrong, she allowed
him to go anywhere he wished and when
he left he took with him her husbands
gold watch.
A meeting will be held In the hall of
st. Mary's Temperance Society, junction
Of East and Pawtucket avenues, this even
Ing at 8 o'clock toorganize Ladies Tenn
perance Society. There are several
ladies temperance societies connected
with the Union OF America and several
are In existence In the neighboring dio-
ceses OF Boston and Springfield.
The follow ing cases are set down for
trial in the District Court tomorrow:
Thomas Miller, Henry Grimley and
Robert II. Hubbard, forfeiture; Richard
Gallagher, keeping for sale; Peter Barsi,
keeping and forfeiture; John w. keenan,,
keeping and forfeiture; Nelson Godfrey,
assault on "Brother" Harkins and dis
turbing a meeting; Owen Burns, larcency.
Clan Fraser's annual Scottish games
will be the attraction on the Dexter street
foot ball grounds tomorrow afternoon, and
and it is expected that thousands OF peo-
pie will be In attendance. Many OF the
leading athletes of America and Canada
have entered, including many who took
part In the recent great sports held at the
Worlds Fair In Chicago. A most exciting
series OF contests is assured. A street
parade Will be made at 1880 prompt, In
which Clan Fraser and the several Scotch
societies OF the State and the athletes will
participate. The Pawtucket City Band
and three Scotch pipers from Boston will
furnish the music. The start will be made
from Clan Fraser Hall on Park Place and
the route OF march will be through the
principal streets.