Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-06
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do not know what her name may be.

l do not know what her name may be,
But sure as the skies are blue above,
Somewhere In the world she waits for mo-
She who will one day be my love.
Now, this moment perhaps she wonders
Who In hers in the lonesome lands,
On the other side OF the sea that sunders
Our eyes, and our lips, and our hearts, and
our hands.
But there is IA place where the waters narrow;
There IL q point where the margins meet;
And In the morning OF some glad morrow
We shall press the isthmus with fated feet
Though she BE- with a thousand will know her.
How can fail TO find her when
To-day my heart TO my thought can show her,
As she must be now-as she will be thenf
And she is as fair as the fairest fair;
She II as true as the truest truth:
Pure as purity-holy as prayer
Her heart kept fresh In the faith Of youth.
With a sunny gayety ever sheehing
In eyes that can sparkle with widest fun
Or sober 10 tears and earnest meaning
When tesrs are timely and laughter done.
pray 10 meet her with soul unsul 4
As hers win be-with heart untorn
Like fallow neld, all gashed and quilted,
Where passions torrents their ways have
worn.
Can falter and fall beyond retrieval,
With the thought OF my lady 70 deter.
When all that is base and impure aid eyil
Goes out Of my heart when ] think Of herf
Ny dream sweetheart for in dreams see her
And hear the sweep Of her dainty dress,
While a fair arm falls with furtive fear
Around my neck in sCft cares.
feel her breath as she bends above me;
catch the gleam OF her dark, sweet eyes,
And long for the time when, with her to love
Earth win be fairer than paradisei
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Pilgrims have started to return
from the Capital.
A bsptismsl service was held at the Park
Place Church yesterday.
"Col Mulberry Sellers" is at Lothrop's
Grand Opera House for the week.
MI Clifford has accepted a position
with Kennedy, Cough & Murray.
The Grays will play here Wednesday
night at the Kangaroos' benefit game.
The police enjoyed a can OF Lyons
Delany q Co.'s delicious coffee Saturday
night.
Glmore's Band, with ID. w. Reeves as
leader, will be at the Worlds Fair Il.
August.
The Gorham polo team was defeated by
the Y. NJ. c. A., team at the rink Saturda,
night 6 too.
Stable keepers have had the advantage
ing this Winter.
Another meeting Of the Carpenters and
Joiners Union will be held Thursday eve-
ming in Single Tax Hall.
The newly appointed fremen have re-
ceived their uniforms. McElroy q
Mooney furnished them.
The new council OF the Knights of Col
umbus formed at Elmwood has been
named the Newman Council.
Industry Lodge, Daughters OF st.
George, held a basket party at their hall
In Coles Block Saturday evening.
The Prohbitionists have decided to hold
a rally in Music Hall next Friday night.
Henry b. Metcalf will be the speaker.
An Olneyville man estimates that under
the crinoline regime an ordinary family OF
girls will cover an area of about ons hun
dred square feet.
A meeting OF the Aquinas Lyceum ball
committee was held yesterday and will re-
port at the meeting of the Lyceum
will be held tonight.
The Pawtucket Steam and Gas Pipe
Companv a ra nj a cipu npa NJ tha,r famona
Reliance heaters In the residence of Dep
uty Sheriff Wall In Auburn.
The Grattan Cadets Of Providence have
received their handsome new uniforms
which they will wear for the frst time In
the parade on the 18th inst.
William r. McAuley, engineer at No.
Lonsdale mill, Lonsdale, has resigned and
accepted position as engineer at the elec-
trio light station In this city.
Hon. J. Z. Monaghan OF Providence de-
livered lecture on Ireland and Holland
before the Musical and Literary Associa-
tion OF North Attleboro last evening.
A private meeting OF the Prohibition
Club was held Saturday evening to talk
over the matter Of selecting General As
sembly ticket to put in the held at the
April election.
Union Division, uniformed rank, K. ot
p, will receive it's annual inspect ion tbl.
evening, and the officers elected last
month will be installed. Sir Knight,
have been ordered to appear In full uni.
form.
At the hall OF the Young Irelanders As
sociation Saturday night special meet
ing was held, and an excellent address on
Irish affairs was delivered by M. J. Ryan
who recently arrived In this country from
the Emerald Isle.
Hon. w. Bourke Cochran, the silver
tounged orator, will deliver a lecture In
Music Ha ], Providence on the eve of st
Patricks Day, his subject being: "Th,
Catholic Church In Her Charities" Tn,
proceeds will be for the benefit OF the new
hospital.
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