Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-20
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where bv Ubiouitous Reporters.
lie aoesny oAre FOR nature. out |. seaious for
technique:
He's a decadent, . vtAionist, Of vidons rather
weak:
Twas only yesterday he posed. true imprs.
sionist
While in the mythio period they called him
''classicist-"
A. realist, romanticist-they're two sides Of the
shield
He gives the foe no quarter and was never
kDo n 10 Weld.
A ssnsitiyist delicate he sometimes strives 70
be,
And only the elect can tell what turn tomor-
row'u see.
He's broken all tho canons Of the critics and
their schools
And made for al his followers brand now sci
OF rules;
But when his form" Is perfect he Is going TO
settle down
To write mighty novel that will fairly storm
the town.
"A. Chamberlain In Boston Commonwealth.
Sp'ing began today.
Daniel Ashton returned from Vermont
yesterday.
Guess the almanac is right for once and
this is the first day OF Spring.
David Thomson, Jr., of Valley Falls
spent Sunday In New Bedford.
II. l.. Thurber OF the Pswtuxet Valley
Cleaner was in town yesterday.
The Providence Republican City Con-
yention will be held this afternoon.
Mrs. Nora Murray OF woonsocket Wis.
tied relatives In this city yesterday.
}. Nelson vasiet, 80 years of age, died
at his home, 9s East avenue, yesterday.
Daniel Murphy OF the firm OF Lynd &
Murphy, who has been Ill, is out again.
A plate glass front is being put In the
Spencer Building on North Main street.
Misses Anna and Sadie Brennan Of
North Attleboro were in town yesterday.
Hon. Henry 3. Metcalf OF this city will
speak in Music Hall, Providence, this
evening.
w. II. Murray who has been In town for
a few days, returned to his home In Jewett
City, Conn.,, today.
There will be a rally OF the Prohibition
lists in Music Hall tonight. A. J. Wolfen-
barger Will be the speaker.
Misses Maggie and Anna Mccarthy OF
Governor street Providence spent yester.
day In this city with friends.
workmen have already started excava.
ting for the new business block, corner
OF Main street and Park Place.
Angelo Marchesini was arrested yester-
d.y for an assault with q dangerous
weapon upon fellow Italian OF Dohhy-
brook.
The funeral Of Michael 8. Sullivan was
solemniEed this morning. High mass oi
requiem was celebrated at st. Mary's
Church.
Work was begun on the property corner
OF Pswtucket avenue and Pine street this
morning excsvsiing a cellar for q new
block. Felix Hughs is the owner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Paine will cele-
brate the nftieth anniversary OF their
wed ding at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
+. p. Bsrnefeld on Thursday evening.
No one should fail to attend the grand
opening OF millinery at Jollys which
fine hats and bonnets will be the finest
ever seen In this city.
Although no definite decision has ye,
been reached, 1t Is probable that tn,
special legislative committee appointed u
investigate the SoIdiers' Home at Bristo
will hold its Hrst hearing on Thursday
next.
The following persons from this city
were registered at New York hotels dur.
ing the past week; Hoffmsn-H. T.
Tiepke, p. +. Thayer. Plsza-G. L. Miller
st. Denise. II. Butts, Mrs. A. b. Ried
Westminister-Mrs. J. +. Elliot.
Vice. President Mclaughlin presided al
the meeting Of st. Mary's Temperance so
ciety yesterday afternoon. The name o
one member was erased from The roll fol
non n-payment OF dues and four PROPOSE,
tions for membership were received.
A largely attended meeting OF tn,
Young Mems Catholic Association wal
held yesterday afternoon. President
Meagher presided. At the suggestion o
the Ladies' Aid Sodiety, a committee o
fifteen was appointed to aid 1t in carrying
out the proposed bazaar for the benefit o
the new 81. Joseph's convent fund
Messrs. Thomas o'Brien, william II. Nc
Kitchen, Joseph osneld, Jr., Edwsrt
Hsnlon and w. Z. FORBES were chosen b,
ballot as a committee to bring In two list
OF officers at the April meeting to be votec
| for bv tho Association