Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-23

The weed not at all, but let some few sul
stand.
BLOSSOM RAIN.
Roses OF Heliogabaius indeed!
Imperial within imperially reheArsed
BY one in wAntOn revelry well versed,
Unheard OF luxury whose only creed.
OF such Cssarian freaks I'm not In need,
For since q week. when cherry blossoms burst
| Followed by creamy pear bloom almost nrst,
But never quite. with apples 10 succeed
| Even a. work sweet blossoms all the day
Lightly descend upon me from the trees,
Flying about In merry toound play.
Waited by every lightsomo gust and breeze,
Like fragrant snow they downward softly
| rain
Roman, thy petal feasts tempt all In vain.
Kate Freiligrath Kroeker 10 Academy.
Chickering Lod Re, X. OF p, met last
evening.
The Ssylesvilla cricket team will play OF
Thornton Saturday.
Edward Cole OF Mulberry street has lost
several fowls by dogs.
The Board OF License Commissioners
will meet this evening.
The camp meeting at Martha's Vine
yard will continue until Monday.
Bids for building the new hospital for
contagious diseases close Wednesday.
The Board OF Governors OF the Paw.
tucket Boat Club will meet this evening.
The work OF tearing down the west end
OF the new mill building has been COM
pleted.
The committee OF arrangements for the
veteran firemen's muster will meet this
evening.
Many young people attended the lawn
party on Forest avenue, Lonsdale, last
evening.
The Gratten Cadets OF Providence ma dc
an excursion down the river on the Pio-
neer today.
The members OF Clan Fraser attended
the Csledonian games at Rocky Poin,
yesterday.
The bicycle races at Cottage City take
place today and Fred Devlin OF this city
Will take part In several events.
| The Ladies Temperance Auxiliary So.
ciety OF st. Msry's parish met last evening
/
The Planet took the members OF Ex-
celsior Division, S. of T., from this city
and Providence down the river today.
John McArdell OF the New England
Nursuries stopped runaway on Summer
street yesterday. The horse belonged tC
Il. A. Hunt.
The funeral of Andrew Parker took
place from his late residence, No. 81 Pleas
ant street, this afternoon at o'clock. II,
was 81 years of age.
The New England Grocery and TIE,
House are hsving big sale on fruit jars
Those requiring such articles should cal
at once before the supply is exhausted.
This morning at st. Mary's Church ar
anniversary high mass OF requiem wa,
celebrated for the repose of the soul O
Mrs. Elizabeth Meagher, mother Of ex
Alderman Meaghor.
The races at the Driving Park Saturda
will be In the three minute and gentle
mems driving classes. The races start a
1 O'Clock and all who attend are sure o
their moneys worth.
The Broad street electric line to Ions
dale was started this morning. There
only one break In the line on Broad stree
and that IL where Il is being block pave
and passengers will be transferred at tina
point.
A design for the monument which Is I,
placed on the memorial lot IN 81. Francis
cemetery, which was presented to the {
A. r. by Bishop Harkins, has been ss
lectsd and is the product OF Casey q Sher
wood Of Groton, Conn.
Henry A. Brown, a carpenter, fell fror
on Park street, Attleboro, about o'c!oc
yesterday afternoon, a distan 80 OF 40 feel
! fracturing both arms and probsbl
sustaining internal injuries.
The tourist printer, &. }. Gibson, VIII,
was killed on the track near Charle
street bridge Tuesday night, was a mem
ber Of the l. T. u, and had a brother 4
Willismsport, Pa, and another In VIII
lismsburg, N. Y. His friends have bee
notified.
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tween the police and reporters, whic
will be played on the Dexter sire,
grounds Tuesday, may be secured OF tt
members OF the police force and news
paper men. They are only ten cents an
there will be barrel or fun.
Last evening at the meeting OF the col
tagers ut Bullock's Point to arrange for tt
illumination Aug. 30 Maj. L. b. Crock,
was chosen Chairman. Among the Paw
!. tucket people on committees besiu,
Maj. Crooker are George II. Webb, Cour
Gilman A. Il. Davis and Charles Carpente
, William J. Corey, the Greene shoemak,
whose incarceration In Greenw wich Jail Il
q debt OF 30 cents kept the village In
: ferment for months and caused no end {
comment two years ago, has been granite
apension. The old mans good forum
opportune and all his village neig Dor
J with whom he Is now at peace, rejoice
II.