Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-17
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Copyright, 1891
The Garth 10 peaceful slumber lay.
Resting before the break Of day.
And mists with dewy breath
Softly EMBODIED field and hill
80 silent was the land-so still,
II seemed a world OF death.
But when the morning conquered night
There stood an angel In the light
lis face was sweet and mild.
ALAS. for summers gone" men said.
-The earth Is cold, the flowers are deadi"
The angel heard and smiled.
And tenderly he laid his hand
Upon the sod. and all the land
Trembled with sweet surprise.
Each slumbering bud burst into flower.
And mother birds In leafy bower.
Cooed Joyous melodies
The sod 20 fragrant violets turned.
All the fair colors Of heaven burned
Upon the blushing earth.
And from the worms brown shroud there
came
A butterfly, with wings afame.
Rejoicing In new birth.
Then unto men the angel said
Behold the world ye thought was deadi
Why will ye blind your eyesi
There is no death. What seemeth such
Waits only for the Masters touch
In glory to arisei"
HELEN 8. CoSAN7
There's circus I'm town.
F. q. Appley expects to reach Chicago
about September 1st.
j. B. Bates and wife OF Rochester, N. j.,
are visiting A. Fred Devere.
Joseph Mccarthy OF Jewett City, Conn.,,
Is visiting friends In this city.
Michael Call OF woonsocket, uncle Of
Officer Peter Lee, died yesterday.
Mayor Brown arrived In town yesterday
afternoon and will remain until Saturday.
A large number from this city went on
he excursion to Nantasket Beach today.
Misses Sseezie and Maggie Hanlon,
Emma Tibbetts and Mrs. Frank Dawley
ire at Block Island.
Box go OF the fire alarm was rung in yes
erday afternoon for blaze In some grass
,ut beyond Darlington.
Miss Belle Benane, an accomplished
'oung lady Of Boston, is the guest of Miss
Agnes Burns OF Cross street.
Master John Reardon and his sister
II East avenue are enjoying weeks va
,ation with friends at Elmhurst.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Henry M. Dunlap Of Central Falls and
Eyeline NJ. Andrews OF this city.
Az the meeting of Delany Council, K. of
=, last evening several candidates were
to the first and second degrees.
A soap peddler is about the city annoy
ng women who do not buy his wares. An
should be made of some of these
elbows.
Officers Hand and Black returned from
heir vacations today and Officers Roch-
ord and James Smith began their fur
oughs.
The marriage Intentions OF Henry A.
1errick and Mrs. Lizzie Moore. both OF
" this city, have been filed at the City
Jlerk's Office.
The eighth open air concert of the Paw.
ucket City Band was given last evening
It the corner Of Olive and Barton streets
md was thoroughly enjoyed.
Don't forget that Lothrop's Opera House
opens for the season next Monday even
ng with the favorite, lola Pomeroy. The
box Office Is now open. Secure your seats
now.
Passengers on the steamer Petrol yester-
lay afternoon witnessed the collision be-
,ween the steamship Berkshire and the
big coal barge Pocahontas down Narra-
,ansett bay.
The Woodbines met the "Pickwicku
nine on the Dexter street grounds yester-
lay afternoon and defeated the new ag-
after honors, 16 to 4. r. +.
Higgins was In the box for the nrst three
Innings for the Woodbines and did excel
ent work, keeping everybody guessing.
Monday night two Pawtucket girls, 10
years old, ran away from their homes and
went to Providence on lark. Late in the
evening they were chased by a negro and
! white man on North Main street, and
officers OF the Central Station took them
In charge until their parents called for
hem.
Yesterday afternoon when the alarm
,ame in from box so "Old Pat" was stand.
ng in front OF the No. 2 engine house at
ached to Chief Brierly's wagon. At the
irst stroke Of the bell "Pat" started, and
ust as the Chief attemptedto get In. The
Chief was thrown to the pavement, but
lot injured. He ran after the horse,
,aught him and drove to the fire.
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