The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-05
LOOKING GLASS.



WHAT Is THAT TO YOU AND MET
The world sometimes is cold ond drear-
What is that toyou and moY
Timid souls may sometimes fcar
But what Is that 20 you and me?
The sun is not forever shining.
Hours OF grief and OF repining-
What are they b you and nae?
Sweetheart, what are they 90 you and me?
The earth may wear a soinbre dress
But what IS that 10 you and M
Our hearts are grateful none the less
For what she gives unspnrlnsly
In the days Of warmth and flowers.
II now we miss hen Eden bowers
What is that u you and nice
Sweetheart, what that to son and me 2
What is Il TO you and mo
II peevish, petty. triyitl cares,
Seeking US increasingly,
Come upon usnnawaros?
Armed against their harmless darts
They can never pierce our hearts.
What are they to yon aud meg
Sweetheart. what arc they 10 you and me1
}. J. II.
The snow storm which began this morn
Ing brought Visions OF sleds aud snow
balling to the children and they hailed
with delight the swiftly falling flakes
that speedily covered the ground. But as
stood at the window gazing ont into the
storm could not help thinking of the
suffering that the coming winter will en-
tail upon the poor people who are out of
employment. While il viii bring plcas-
ure to some of us, IL viii also bring dis
tress and suffering and privation 10
thousands OF Others.
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Lovers OF pet stock and cnninos will
be interested in the coming exhibition OF
the Rhode Island Poultry association
soon to be held in this city. received <
letter from Secretary Samuel Cushnian.
this morning out lining in brief the pInns
of the association for the coming eyhibi-
tion and can ray thet II win TX cy, ell any
previous exhibit. One OF tho specioltios
this year viii be the die,,c,, Of turkeys,
which Secretary Cust MAJ. saws may vet
be so large as to be ONO famous aud draw
turkey breeders from ai PARTS OF the
country. Rhe. de Island turkeys have for
years had 2 natsonal reputation and every
IhanKs giving tho choicest specimen that
can 20 found is sent TO the president of
20 United States 10 grace bis table.
! understand that the dog exhibit will
contain most Of tie valuable dogs in the
State and will be certain 60 attract alarge
number who love mans most faithful
friend in the animal world.
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Mr.. Harry Fincld OF this city ia the
guest of DR.. III. Fiie,d OF CentTeville.
Mrs. Abby a. Kimbcll OF this city spent
Thanksgiving week with hcr mot her, Mrs.
Corselia Stafford OF Pontiac.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Banehly and
daughter Grace, Of this city, we're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert w. Mowry OF
Pontiac las. week.
Mrs. M. Hayes OF this city visited
friends in Pontiac this week. Mrs Hayes
was once resident of that place.
Mrs. Bella Albro of this city accom-
panied by her daughter, IS the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Young, OF Pontiac.
Mr.. and Mrs. William "A Corey and
their daughter, Ers. Lester 8. Thompson,
OF Weymouth Heights, Moss, were the
guests at family gathering and collation.
in this city last week
Mrs. Charles King Of this city is the
guest of friends inPhenix.
Miss Jennie Williams of this city
visited in Arctic last week.
Miss Annie Chace OF Portsmouth is
spending the winter in this city with her
sister, Mrs. Charles b. Ashley.
Miss Mary Brownelll, who IS attending
school in his city, has been spending a
few days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brownell OF Portsmouth.
Mrs. John Cross OF Portsmouth is maxi
ing her home with her daughter, Mrs. j.
Archie Sisson, in this city.
Mr.. ID. p. Lee OF this city is visiting MIR.
Russell M. Lee OF Westerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingham OF this city are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Crandall OF
Westerly.
had the pleasure Of meeting the other
night. in a neighbcring city, a gentleman,
whom in my boyhoods day I considered
the most able author in the world. have
long since learned his proper place in IT.
erature, but the boys and girls - the land
owe to him some OF their most interesting
books and books which by she way, are
pure and wholesome without being OF the
namby-pGmby order. "Oliver Oplicp or
William T. Adams is the author referred
to and he is as delightful o companion as
he is interesting as IN author. lie was
travelling with his soasin-law So Smith
Russell, ths comcdian, who IS hs great
favorite with the amusement world rs his
father-in-law is with the yaungcr reading
element.
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The Rhode island Medical society win
hold its quarterly melting in Tillinghast's