Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-25
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Grew a flower and weed.
Oft watched the flower unfolding.
To the other gave no heed.
So the sun smiled and the rain feu
On them both alike, and, 10! .
Soon the weeds rank growth was spreading
Ger tho hidden flower below.
Trifes oft do make OF mar rs.
II TO faults we give no heed,
They rise up and dwarf US, spreading
Rankly as the garden weed,
Choking IN their growth the nobler
Instincts that our natures know,
TIL, like tender flowers uncared for.
They In dust are trampled low.
Minneapolis Houseksepei.
Employees of the city received their pay
yesterday.
The Burnside Csdets will install officers
this evening.
Business is not dull or money stringent
at the New Idea Store.
The officers elect OF Hope Lodge were
duly installed last evening.
Our city fathers should not say: "Is 1t
populsrf" but rather, "ls 1t rightf"
The Attleboro Sun is soon toIbe pu blish-
ed in Attleboro In an entire new dress
and plant.
Another schedule has been drawn up for
the rest OF the Rhode Island League foot
ball series.
The teachers OF the seventh grade will
meet at the Church Hill school tomorrow
afternoon.
The Committee on Streets and Bridges
met yesterday afternoon and talked over
highway matters.
II there is a tax on bachelors should
there not also be tax on the women who
have refused to marry themf
The fiftieth annual meeting OF the cor
poration OF the Rhode Island Hospital
was held yesterday afternoon.
The funeral OF Herbert Victor Lewis,
son OF Thomas Lewis OF Washington
street took place this afternoon.
Still business continues to improve, and
II is growing more and more evident that
the backbone OF the hard times is broken.
The Attleboro Veteran Fireman's ASSOC
iation has joined fhe New England Lea
gue. May II prove q worthy competitor.
The time is probably not far distant
when no house will be without a tele-
phone any more than 1t is now without a
clock.
Tuesday was the first anniversary of the
death of Bishop Philip Brooks. The
world has felt the loss of but few men
more keenly.
Assignee jerks has issued checks to the
creditors OF Chsntler Bros. for 20 per cent
dividend, action upon which was taken
nearly a month ago.
A contemporary says: "There's no dead
heading into the kingdom OF Heaven"
Wonder how the chances are OF the fellow
that wrote that factf
May Temple, Pythisn Sisters, will hold
this evening, the proceeds to be devoted
to the relief OF the poor.
Clan Fraser, o. 8. C., will hold It's ninth
annual concert and ball In Music Hall
assembly rooms this evening, the ami
verssry OF Bobby Burns.
A young lady of San Diego, CAL, fell In
love, married, lost her husband and re.
sumed her maiden name, all within a
month. How's that, glrlsf
The semi-annual examin atoms of the
pupils OF st. Mary's parochial school are
In progress this week. The proficiency
shown by the pupils is very commenda-
BILE.
meeting will be held this evening to
arrange a schedule OF games for the Y. NJ
G. A., Wanderers and North End elevens
in which they will contest for the cur
Mayor Tiepke presented.
Mai. Harcourt, Inspector OF Rife Prac-
tice, has decided to form State team to
enter the National Association competi-
tion next year. The best shots Will bt
picked from each company.
Tomorrow morning the Holy Name So
ciety OF the Sacred Heart Church will
have solemn high mass OF requiem cels
-. brated for one OF their deceased members
Joseph II. McAlevy, at the church.
The Harugari Singing Society will hole
a masquerade ball In their hall, No2
North Main street, FRIDAY evening. Thi
is the first masked ball OF this society anC
II promises to be a pleasant affair.
The horse and express wagon OF Ed
ward B. jerks made lively time through
Main street square yesterday afternoon
just because a man suddenly opened al
umbrella in front OF the horse. No dan
age.
The reserved seats TO- the Pardon ant
Kirmess were scratched of readily yes
terdsy, and those intending to secur
seats will do well to attend to II Saturds,
morning next, at 10 o'clock, when tn
sale will be continued. The number o
reserved eeats Is limited, hence 60 early
The famous silver statue OF Colum bu
owned by the Gorham Company, wbic
has been at the City Hall for some tim,
was taken from its pedestal yesterday an
Il 4. expected that today II wilt be sbippe
20 San Francisco to the MID .Winte
Exposition where IL Will remain som