Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-24
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feared; I hid my face from God; ned
Unto the bounds extreme Of earth and sky.
There sank down, a stone beneath my hoad.
And day and night-and day and night
passed by.
When awoke, such peace around was shed,
Methought my fear had escaped for aye.
sought TO kiss the stone beneath my head
Lol In Gods bosom lost and saved lay.
Edith Thomas In New England Magazine.
James Gregory is at Block Island.
Mayor Brown arrived In town yester-
day at noon.
Conductor Frank Gay OF the Interstate
road is happy papa.
Miss Agnes Coogan OF Arctic is vi.itinL
relatives on Pine street.
There's fortune In store for the man
who can head of nor'east gales.
Robert Crossley and wife and Mrs. f. f.
Halliday, Jr., are at Atlantic City, j.
Frank McDun OF Ross's market is
spending his vacation at Bullock's Point.
Mills and manufactures begin to start
up again. The financial clouds are all roll
ing by.
Rhode Island may yet be famous min
ing region II "pay dirt" continues to be
found.
Mrs. Marion O'Neill was taken to the
Butler Asylum for the insane Yesterday
afternoon.
Officer Slocum began his ten days fur
Tough today. Some big fish stories may
be looked for,
Mrs. j. J. Cavanaugh of Saratoga
Springs is visiting relatives on Cleveland
street, Central Falls.
Complaint has been made to the police
that boys have been breaking glass In the
Hancock street schoolhouse.
The ninth open air concert of the Paw
utcket City Band last evening was en-
joyed by very large number Of people.
John L. Cattanach is around again and
his face lshows that he received terrible
punishment. He says he is not done yet.
Misses Julia Scallon of this city, Annie
Ryding of Valley Falls and Clara j. DALEY
have joined the Sisterhood at st. Xavier's
convent.
A man who would find fault with the
weather OF the past two days would find
flaws in heaven II they managed to slip by
st. Peter.
The new rules of the Gas Company go
into effect today. Hereafter the Gath will
be the last day to receive discounts on
monthly bills.
The gilt edge express from New York,
due here at 10 o'clock, was an hour late
last night, owing to a slight mishap to the
engine at New London.
A woman named Braley, who Is slightly
demented attracted considerable attention
last evening by running down Main street
laughing and shouting.
Miss Nellie T. Powers, an efficient sales
lady OF RadiKin d Cooney's dry goods
store, is spending her two weeks vaca-
tion at New Bedford, Mass.
Messrs. Higgins, Hyde, Mcdonald and
Russell paid visit to the State Farm yes
terdav. Thevwere not given six months
and managed to get back last night.
The Mule spinners Union will hold a
special meeting this evening to make ar
rangements for the Labor Day demon
stration at Providence Monday, Sept. 4.
Conway, the man who played center in
In a few games with the Kangaroos last
season, has been having gay time with
the officers Of Bridgeport and came out
ahead.
Grand Master J. Milton Payne OF this
city and the Board of Grand Officers, l.
q. o. F., paid an official visitation to
Friendship Lodge Of Carolina, r. l., last
evening.
The members OF Tower Light Infantry
are requested to report promptly at Q
O'Clock this evening at the armory and re.
ceive pay for duty performed at the re-
cent State encampment.
A couple OF men have been trying to
victimize people on the East side by
claiming to be inspectors Of gas and water
meters. The people should remember the
warning given them by the TRIBUNE
few days ago. These men are frauds.
The opening OF st. Joseph's lawn party
toook place at o'clock this afternoon.
1t will be continued afternoon and even.
ing until Saturday night. The Dunnell
Park will look like fairyland when illu-
min ated this evening, so don't fail to call.
Everything necessary to make guests
comfortable and enjoy themselves has
been carefully attended TO.
Those In charge OF the WORK OF building
the Conant block corner OF Main street
and Park Place have practically ruined
fine elm tree on the Park Place side. The
limbs on one side have all been cut on.
While some were being cut yesterday af-
ternoon Officer Reynolds came along and
ordered the men TO stop. The officer
notified the highway department and Al
derman Miller who came up to look at 10
saws the tree is spoiled.