Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-31
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Come near, o SUMO south wind, blow.
And be the winters oaptiyes freed.
Where are the springs Of long agof
Drive under ground the lingering snow.
And up the greenswsrd legions lead;
Come near, o SUMO soui wind, blowi
Are these the skies we used 10 known
The budding wood. the fresh blown meadP
Come near. o SUMO south wind. blowi
The breathing furrow will We sow,
And patient wait the patient seed;
Como near, o SUMO south wind, blowi
The grain Of vanished years will grow,
But not the vanished years, indeedI
Where are the springs OF long Agof
With sodden LEAKAGE, lying low,
They for remembrance family pleadl
Come near d sun-0 south wind. blowi
Where are the springs OF long agor
Edith III. ThomaA
Deahy Bros advertisement on the sec
ond page is very interesting.
1t is pretty near time that the sprink-
ling carts were put on daily.
A low gear lost wheel In the car track
on Main street this forenoon.
There Is some talk Of Manager McGup-
nagle putting q base ball team In Paw
tucket.
Tho season of bicycling has arrived and
the riders of the steel steeds should be
careful and not run over people.
The saloon of John II. Brahnaghan was
attached again yesterday for u 900 by
Becker & Taylor In damage case.
II you are looking for Saturday bargains
don't fail to read the announcement Of
Chantler Bros. on the second page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claudias B. Farnsworth
and Miss Fsrnsworth are expected home
from N issua, Bahama Islands, next week.
Frank O'Reilly has an elegant display
OF Easter lilies at his place OF business on
High street. They must be seen to be APP
preciated.
Patents have been granted to the fol-
lowing Pawtucket meni Orville Carpen-
ter, elastic toy; Lloyd II. Cole, nut-tap-
ping machine; Henry F. jerks, pipe
wrench.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the Mule
Spinners Association was held last even
ing, and was largely attended Seven del
egates to the Rhode Island Central Labor
Union were elected.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Felix
Mcvay, Samuel ID. Sphinx, Alex. Paisley,
Original Widows-Amey Tew, Cynthia
Church, Ellen Casey.
The Cranston Board of Canvassers made
the NAL canvass OF the voting lists of
that town yesterday. No names Of
naturalized citizens were dropped, nor
was the Blodgett episode referred to.
man came into the police station yes
terday and said he wanted a well known
bank clerk arrested for riding over Ex-
change street bridge faster than a walk,
but explained that he was riding a
bicycle.
Francis Farrell and family have the
sympath by of the community In their be-
reavement by the death of his son Joseph
who was bright and interesting child.
His funeral will take place next Sunday
afternoon.
The deadly grade crossings got In its
work again in Providence yesterday when
Peter Connors, q years OF age, was run
down by the Boston Express. What is
being done towards abolishing the local
grade crossingsf
Tomorrow afternoon the Comm ittee on
Fire Department OF the City Council will
visit different portions of the city for the
purpose OF examining into the needs of
the different sections in the matter OF In
creased fire protection.
The Providence police are looking for
15-year- old lad who has swindled sew
eral women by going to the house and
telling them that their husband wanted q
sum OF money, usually 81 He always got
it and has not been caught.
The suit of the Jesse Richards heirs vs..
the Old Colony Railroad was concluded
at Taunton Tuesday morning, with a YER
dict for the plaintiffs In the sum Of $500.
This with the award of interest from
April 13, 1886, will increase the award to
Gil, ,756 35.
Officer Watson was taken III on his beat
last evening and was taken to his home
upon advice of DR.. Lane. The illness was
the result of a strain caused by falling
through a chair Wednesday evening while
endeav oring to extinguish a fire in the
Spencer block.
Jay HUT who plays "Wool" In "Hid-
den Hand" at Lothrop's, is very popular
In this city. Yesterday one of his admir-
srs gave him a massive diamond and he
outshined the entire company last night.
Miss Dean, who plays "Capitola" capi-
tally, was last evening presented with a
magnificent basket OF flowers.
Tomorrow the Standard Boot and Shoe
Company will open Its new store on Main
street where Dexter's iewelry store was
located. II will be one OF the prettiest
and best stocked shoe stores In the State
and Manager McGowan Is to be congratu-
lated upon his success. He will have q
large corps o! clerks tomorrow In readi-