Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-06
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A triple crown. o living Niooc.
Was thine; rare-set with priceless gems
Unknown 10 mine or mart-the diadems
OF beauty. motherhood and royalty;
But with the days Of empire waned thy bloom,
q flower OF n throne and hearts as we'll
To France the hour Of destiny befell-
And thou vert left alone beside a tomb.
When he. last soion Of this kingly line,
Perished by sword OF ruthless Zulu slain,
Thy mother heart could brook no further
pain,
But refuge sought In the all love divine.
Where faith and conservation wait to SEQ
The lifted veil OF immortality.
--Isadore Baker In Springfield Homestead
The police were paid today.
This is ideal weat her Tor vacation.
Don't forget the excursion to Plymouth
tomorrow.
Mayor Brown arrived In town yesterday
afternoon.
Delaney Council, No. 81, X. OF e., meets
this evening.
The last days OF the Worlds Fair prom.
Use to be the best.
The Conant Spinners Beneficial Associa-
tion met last night.
+. L. Ward and wife OF Boston are vis-
iting relatives here.
The regular meeting OF the Board oi
Aldermen occurs tonight.
The funeral OF the infant son Of John
w. Perry took place Monday.
The creditors of the firm OF Dayid Har-
ley q Co. will meet tomorrow.
No boy thinks it would be as nice to be
an angel as II would to be man.
The Banner Boys will meet the Stars
Friday on the Dexter street grounds.
FL Marsh OF the Jackson Shell Roll
Company Is at New York on his vacation.
Thomas w. Robinson, Esq, has re-
turned from his sojourn at East Jeffries,
Mass.
&. NJ. Hall OF the Pawtucket Boot and
Shoe Company is visiting at Moosup,
Conn.
Miss Kitty Madden OF Lynn is visiting
Miss Mamie McElroy of South Bend
street.
Officer Phil Dwyer Is on the Benedict
House beat days during Officer McLaugh-
Inns absence.
"rhe Senator" Will be at Music Hall to-
night, but 1T is doubtful II he will discuss
the silver bill.
Driver Titus of the Fire Department
had his day off yesterday and Barney"
Riley is off today.
Thomas Ryan, formerly OF this city but
now OF Hartford, Conn.,, called on friends
in this city today.
Mrs. Frank ii. Lee of Mineral Spring
avenue has returned from visit to re-
latives at Moosup, Conn.
The woodbines and Wine Clerks play
this afternoon. Both teams are good at
tossing and stopping "balls."
This morning at st. Mary's Church a
mass OF requiem was celebrated for the
repose of the soul Of william Armour.
A large square OF glass arrived Yesterday
afternoon to replace the one broken In
Chantler Bros store door few days ago.
Passengers ION the Providence and
Lonsdale avenue lines of street ears now
have to make a change at the Slater mills.
Owing to the repairs now being made
on Exchange street bridge 1t Will close to
car and carriage traffic tonight for few
days.
The funeral services of Mr.. William M.
vinton, will take place at the family resi-
dence, 313 High street, tomorrow at 2:3o
p. m.
The Improvements on the City Hall
have SO far progressed that entrance may
be gained and exit made by way Of the
front door.
The commission on securing site for
Pawtucket's new armory will meet to.
morrow and 1t Is hoped will take action
on the matter.
Samuel Cumberland Of Cottage street
was out hunting yesterday and was acci-
dentally thrown from his wagon sustain
ing severe injuries.
The j Il u. Coats Thread Company has
all the orders 1t can possibly fill and there
is not the slightest sign OF the dull times
about that concern.
Our biggest rifle can cannon carry SO fal
that the gunner cannot see the object he
is firing at. But he is expected to get
there just the same.
Among the Rhode Island concerns
awarded medals at the Worlds Fair are
the Nicholson File Company and q. ii
Fuller Il Son of this city.
There has been an enormous increase ol
money circulation during the past month.
The hoarders all realize now that the old
stocking. business doesn't pay.
Miss J. Eta Bowen, the efficient book
keeper at Shartenberg & Robinson's, left
Sunday with a party OF friends to spend {
weeks recreation at her home In Dayvilie
Conn. She will be accompanied back b,
Miss Nora Chace OF Central Falls, VIII,
has been the guest at Miss Bowen's hom'
the past two weeks,