Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-26
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day,
We journey on along life's devious way;
Behind Us each "a Shadow hasteneth,
And suddenly ere we are quite aware,
Lol at our side q. presence mute Is there
To be our fellow TO the door OF Deathi
Darker the patI each moment grows. and thei
Al last, the journey done, Night falls again,
And with the SHADOW we lie down TO rest
And slumbeT peacefully upon Earth's breast.
F. ID. Sherman In Harper's Weekly.
M. r. Deshy is still i'll.
The "circus season" draweth nigh.
Attieboro has It's best bib and tucker on
today.
Dog Officer Lawrence is taking q census
OF the CANNES.
Labau w. Sweet of Harrison street has
returned from California.
The cTosswalk and paving at the foot OF
Broad street is being reset.
One week from today the sixth trial In
the Second Ward will take place.
The "Gaspees" have declined the invi-
tation to go to New Bedford May 30.
The License Commissioners were out on
another tour of inspection yesterday.
There will be an important meeting of
A. X. Tllton Camp, s. OF ", this evening.
Bernard Riley, driver OF the Warwick
truck, is the happy papa Of a bouncing
boy.
The committee in charge OF the Irvings'
ball met last evening and completed ar
raDgements.
n. III. and p. G. Sheldon have engineered
a good many real estate transactions
within year.
This evening the second select social
OF the Etna Association will be held In
Music Hail assembly rooms
| Miss b. Pauline Rosenbaum OF Broad
street, Central Falls, left last night for a
visit to friends in New York city.
The hearing In the Follett damage case
was continued this morning at 10 O'Clock
by City Solicitor Barnefleld putting In the
defence for the city.
You are liable to be deceived by the
early straw berry. Although they wear a
pale and sickly look, still they are pos
sesed of considerable grit.
william Driscoll, who was arrested here
for stealing n. NJ. ArDold's team in Prov
idence, Was turned over to officers from
that city this afternoon.
With the opening of the baseball sea-
son comes increased mortality In grand
mothers, sunts and other useful but dis
tant relatives of the "cran.s."
Pensions have been granted tn the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original
Josephine While (nurse). Original
widows, etc.-Hannah Row bottom.
A reception Will be given the new pas
or OF the Thomson NJ. Il Church, Rev
H. ID. Robinson, this evening by the
Ladies' Circle aud Young PEOPLES League
The drapery in tue window OF the mil
linery store OF Miss Hoye on Main street
got atire last evening, but the blaze wal
extinguished with trlfiing loss by Officer
Porrltt.
] The second section OF Tower Light In
fantry took its turn at the target shoe
last evening. Lieut.. classy and Privat
Robert Joyce made the best sc ores, 20 on
of possible %.
People living on the East side com plail
Of a number OF young men and boys VIII
congregate on the lower end OF Schoo
: street on Sundays playing ball and other
f, wise making considerable OF racket.
Early last evening the police were noti
fed to look out for brown horse and
, buggy which were stolen fror
Washington street, Providence. Late
they were captured by Officer White.
Superintendent OF Schools Fisher hs
: issued a circular to the school teachers
< relation to Arbor Day, urging them bt
side having literary exercises to intere'
their pupils In the planting OF trees an
u shrubs.
l. Saturday afternoon after the matinee ,
, "Uncle Toms Cabin" at Lothrop's Littl
Charlotte will hold a reception on II
II stage and every person present will
given half-tone photo OF the charmir
little actress.
Chief OF Police Perry has received VOL
from the two officers detailed as World
II Fair police. they arrived In Chicas
r Friday, reported to Chief BonHeld Ss
urday, and were to report for duty la
10 Monday morning.
e This evening the officers elect Of 81
Young Mems Catholic Association will
duly installed. The officers are a, 70
lows: President, Peter J. Quinn; vi
Presidents, Edward Hanlon and Patri'
a J. Clark; Recording Secretary, J. F. Do
nelly; Financial Secretary, Walter r. Ii
tie; Treasurer, w. r. Forbes; Libraris
ir Thomas p. Corcoran; Members Of Il
1, Board OF Directors for two years. Jam
b" Murphy, Thomas Hogan, w. +. A. Gilia
John Y. O'Connor and John McCaffrey.