Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-01-03

Now that Thy green ls gold.
Yellow leaf is II not easy 10 dief
Now, ere thc winters frOwn.
Now. ere thy gold Is brown,
Floating down, floating down,
SHir iac -ud That has uuraDd thee 10 llCl
We who ave watching thee W.-tiuiy sigh,
"NriluW lrat, yellow leaf
Ours is "a iiie a. brief:
Would We might part with as sweet
Marian Douglas in Harper's Bazaar
Full moon last night
On bended knees-Bsggv trousers.
II seems as though skaters will have
plenty OF ice and opportunity.
Miss Mamie Robinson OF this city has
been visiting friends in Fall River.
In taking down the City Hall flag last
night IL got caught and was torn in two.
Dennis Murray OF Jewett City, Conn,
was in town yesterday, visiting relatives,
The wagon tongue has nothing TO say;
but it gets there ahead OF the rest OF the
outfit.
Christopher Dexter went fishing yester-
day and returned with 81 pickerel that
weighed 30 pounds.
The regular meeting OF Delaney Coun-
Gil, Knights of Columbus, will be held
tomorrow evening.
Our Aldermen are brave men. They sit
in the Aldermanic chamber 1t seems, At
the risk OF their lives.
The Rough and Ready engine house Is
draped in mourning on account OF the
death OF James Coogan.
In the Broad street rink tomorrow eve
ming the Pawtuckets will have as their
opponents the Worcesters.
The annual supper OF the Pswtucket
Boat Club was held in Havens' white
room last ht and 1t was quite an elabo-
rate affair.
Some say The plastering fell yesterday at
the City Hall on account Of the vigorous
handshake that the retiring Mayor gave
his successor.
The committee on the Knights OF CO.
lunbus ball which Is TO be held In Music
Hall, Wednesday evening, February /,
will meet this evening.
Cards are out for the marriage OF James
German to Rose A. Flynn, the ceremony
to take place at the Holy Trinity Church
next Monday morning at o'clock.
Counterfeit 81 bills are in circulation.
People receiving 81 silver certificates
bearing General Hancock's likeness are
warned to scrutinize them carefully.
The reserve fund OF the Saylesville
bran .h OF the Iron Hall has been divided
pro rata among the members, and they
got about l5 per cent of what they paid In.
All he engine houses are draped in
mourning and on the No. House IL
large shield in imitation OF Driver
Cogan's badge. In the center Is the num-
Der 80"
A fine large portrait OF Mayor Brown
has been placed in position In the Com
mon Council chamber. 1t is framed in
harmony with the portraits of the pre-
ceeding Mayors.
Joseph Roach, who with William Buck
lev, broke into Thomas Flynn's saloon on
Mill street, Central Falls, has been given
a sentence OF six months, similar to that
given to Buckley.
Yesterday Matteo Lanni, the Italian
wife murderer OF Providence who was
captured by Officer Sword at the Italian
Colony near South Attleboro, was given
seven years for manslaughter.
The expression OF sorrow at the un-
timely fate of Driver Coogan is universal
throughout the city. Who can go by the
q a
ing without feelings OF pity and regret'
Lineman Baldwin, who was injured by
falling from a pole here short time ago,
is rapidly improving. His fellow en-
ployes are to present him with substan-
| tial gift in the shape OF a purse OF money
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Arthur Swift and Catherine j. Duby; Ed
ward Ferris and Mary Jane Joyce; Semeria
Beauii,u and Peredia Duphiny; John
Roche and Johanna Hogan; Samuel A.
Hicksand Mary Jane lleeks.
I The funeral OF jeremiah O'Keehc Of
Park street took place this morning from
the Sacred Heart Church and was largely
attended. Mr.. .O'Keeffe was highly re-
spected citizen and a member OF the Holy
Name Society OF the Sacred Heart parish.
The water rates for Valley Falls and
Lonsdale divisions were due Jan. |, 1893.
The collector will be at Walmsey Il Co ~
store, Prospect Hin, Lonsdale, Wednes-
day, Jan. 4, and at the Pumping station,
Valley Falls, Thursday, Jan. 4, for the
purpose OF receiving the rates.
The following are the fcasts in the cal
endar OF the Catholic Church FOR this
week: Today, Octave OF st. John, st.
Genovieve, Virgin; tomorrow, Octave OF
the Holy Tnuocents; Thur,day, st. Tel
esphorcs. Pope; Friday, the Epiphany Of
Our Lord, Saturday, st. Lucin, Priest
and Martyr.
Papa, you never told me you could tell
fairy storios," said a Ward lad, as he
curlod himself mp on his fathers lap
"wont you tell me one ncw1' ~ couldn't
tell a fairy story In a whole year, my son
It's altogether out OF my line" "Why
mamma said you told her some when yo,
came home from the lodge so late th'
other night"