Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-24

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My heart was chilled by the morning,
And besieged by many doubt.
And said: There Is no good In trying.
The old year Is dying. dying.
Many hearts that were glad
Are weary and sad.
An the world Is hlled with the signing"
The good man came in whistling.
Though the rain fell fast without;
He cheered my heart with his Joy song,
! And scattered my every doubt
And he said: Wen Just keep on trying.
A Dew year will spring from the dying.
| Many hearts shall be glad
| That now are 40 sad,
And songs shall grow out of the signing"
e. ii. Chase In Homemaker.
"Tim" Sullivan accepted a position at
Attleboro.
Julian Sears OF Plainield, Conn, was in
town Saturday.
Rhode Island pensions: Original
widows, Francis T. Daughsdsy.
The Grays opened the season Saturday
by defeating tue Fall Rivers tot.
Miss Msce Nerone of Bristol spent yes
terdsy with relatives in this city.
Frank Gleason OF Olneyville called on
mem bers OF the press here yesterday.
Miss Annie Campbell has returned from
a five weeks visit to friends In New York.
Mayor Brown returned Saturday eve
ming FROM atwo day, stay at Chstham,
Mass.
A mass Of requiem was celebrated at St.
Joseph's Church this morning for Mrs.
| Patrick Mcmahon
Misses. Mamie r. Lynn, Margaret Nc
Csrthy and Anna Mccarthy OF Providence
were IN town yesterday.
Chief OF Police Perry was at Natick yes
terday IN attendance upon the funeral OF
his sister, Mrs. Alice Bennett.
The painters and decorators will hold
n opsn meeting tomorrow evening. Ali
painters are invited to attend.
Pensions for Rhode islanders: OriginsI
Thomas B. Connor, William Beatty;
original widow-Harriet Kenneth.
The Irvings' May eve ball takes place
one week from tonight and promises to be
one OF the incest affairs of the season.
The members OF Clan Fraser, Order
Scottish Cans, attended the Pawtuoket
Congregational Church In q body last
evening.
About forty members OF Eureka lodge,
X. OF p, OF Whitinsville, Mass, will be
present at the meeting OF Eureka lodge OF
this city tomorrow evening.
This evening In st. Soseph's school hall
the officers of the Regis Reading Circle
recently elected will be installed. An en-.
entertainment has been arranged.
The 31st anniversary of the capture OF
New Orleans will be celebrated by the
Fsrrsgut Association, Naval Veterans, Ia
Tillinghast's parlors, Providence, this
evening.
Miss Lolita Monteith, who has been
travelling with Charles j. stevenson's
Enoch Arden company, Is at her home In
this city, where she will remain until
August.
Mombers OF the City Council yesterday
morning visited tho City Asylum lfor the
purpose OF looking the place over to fnd
a location for pest house. No particular
spot on the place was decided upon.
The bad result OF making bets and
placing the money in the hands OF g
stranger as a stakeholder was seen Satur-
day night when one of the winners on the
football game was looking for his money
The feasts on the calendar OF the Catho-
lie Church for this week are as follows
Today, St. Fide.is, martyr; Tuesday, st.
Mark, evangelist; Wednesday, Our Lady
of Good Counsel; Thursday, st. Zita, vir.
gin and servanti Friday, st. Paul of the
Cross; Saturday, St. Peter of Verona
martyr.
The vacant lot next to the residence OF
DR.. Shattuck on High street has been
sold, through Sheldon's real estate
agency, to the Providence Telephone com
pany, who will erect a building thereon,
iu which to locate the central telephone
office. now in the upper story Of the
postoffice building.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges
OF this city will take part In the ODD Eel
lows anniversary celebration at Attlekoro
Wednesday. Leah lodge is to be the
guest OF Occident lodge OF that town, and
Will leave here by electric cars at 9:3(
O'Clock on that day. Arrangements were
made at a special meeting Saturday eve.
, ming.
Michael p. Flaherty of Earl street, Cen.
tral Falls, who has been at the st. Joseph,
hospital for several weeks, recovering
from injuries received at the fire in Q. 4
Greene's residence, was discharged frou
the hospital saturday and returned to hi
, home. His ankles were badly sprainet
by jumping from a window and he Is still
unable to walk without assistance.
; II has become a custom for a lot o
small boys and girls In the city 60 to tn
depot every Sunday evening to see tn
actors and actresses arriving and leaving
and some OF those who came last Mig b
were so much annoyed by the mob O
children that they entered q complaint q
police headquarters today. The officer a
the depot cannot keep them away an
sooner or later some OF them will be rul
over. The parents should kee,
them at home or they may be taken to tn
station and locked up. The latter woul
be a sure preventive.