Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-09

IERSt lRl8UNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
The wind swayed daisies that on every snde
ThIong the wide fields In whispering com panica.
Serene and gently smiling like the eyes
OF tender children long beatined:
The delicate thought wrapped buttercups that
glide
Like sparks Of FIRE above the wavering grass
And swing and toss with all the airs that pass,
Yet seem 80 peaceful, 20 preoccupied.
These are the emblems OF pure pleasures flown
/ scarce can think Of pleasure without these
Even 90 dream Of them Is 90 diSown
The cold, forlorn midwinter reveries
Lulled with the perfume OF old hopes new
blown,
No longer dreams, but dear realities.
Archibald Lampman.
The new stores on High street are nearly
all let.
Frank Steele OF Bosi on is training Prof.
Dainty.
This has been very bad season for
football.
The Republican caucus will be held to.
morrow evening.
The police received their two weeks
salary yesterday.
Officer McDuff is on night duty at the
station this week.
An orange tea was given at the First NJ.
L. Church last evening.
Soon the people will be In the vortex OF
anot her Spring election.
Some still persist In driving over the
bare pavements in sleighs.
Everybody will try to spend their vaca.
tiop at the Worlds Fair this Summer.
The case of James A. Cullen was again
continued today, this time until Monday.
1t Is about the time OF the year when the
weather does not know what to do next.
Charles II. Creation has sold to William
f. Sayles I've lots OF land on Sayles ave-
nue..
w. +. Bennett is the new station agent
at Valley Falls. He began his duties to-
day.
preached at the Broadway Tabernacle last
evening.
IT will take many days Of Spring like
weather before the streets are In good
condition again.
Lenten services were held last evening
at st. Joseph's, Sacred Heart and Holy
Trinity Churches.
Fireman Bakin OF truck l, Station 2, was
presented with II cane by some Of his many
friends yesterday.
Andrew Thompson, alias Andrew Dom
igsn, is missing from his home, 125 Globe
street, Providence.
1t is with a feeling Of great unrelisbility
that people hear even nov that the back
of Winter is broken.
The Wanderers are booked to meet the
East Ends on the County street grounds,
Fall River, Saturday.
Tomorrow evening In Music Hall Hon.
Henry b. Metcalf and others will address
a Prohibition meeting.
John Rutledge OF Valley Falls has be-
gun the study OF law with Attorney John
II. Hogan Of Providence.
A "conundrum" supper and entertain
ment was given at the High Street Univer-
salist Church last evening.
The meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen
and Common Council next Wednesday
evening is likely to be lively.
Tha.o ,,yII 10 ono,ko- .~uoo.I-- A.
Carpanters and Joiners Union In Young
Irelanders Hall this evening.
Crowded houses have greeted "Col Sell
lers" at every performance In Lothrops
Grand Opera House this week.
A conference Will be held by the Prohi.
bitionists In Music Hall assembly rooms
tomorrow, beginning at 10 O'Clock.
Tomorrow evening a supper will be
given at the No. Engine House by the
newly appointed men at that station.
Those who are lucky enough to have
seaside cottages will soon begin to make
the usual Spring changes and repairs.
Although Spring is rather backward In
coming forward this year yet it is safe to
say 1t will arrive shortly before Summer.
W.. c. Bebee and II. d. Barber OF this
city are now among those employed at
the Wardwell mnchine works in Newport.
Oscar ID. Chapman OF Detroit, Mich,
who has been the guest OF Daniel A.
Smith OF Benefit street, has returned
home.
Hon. NJ. s. Tanning OF michigan and
Kilkenny" as he puts 1t himself, will be
one OF the principal speakers at the Pro.
hibition meeting tomorrow night In
Music Ball.
Lyons Delany & Co. and Edward Smith
were preparing for an avalanche this
noon. An icicle that must weigh about a
ton on the side OF the Spencer Block gave
signs of coming down and Mr.. Delany
and Mr.. Smith are afraid OF their plate
glass windows.
IL you want the best you should visit
the restaurant OF 8. b. Havens q Co. The
most palatable meals Imaginable are
served and by charming walters. House.
keepers should not sorget to lease their
orders at their bakery on East avenue as
everything is OF the best and fresh every
morning.