Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-27
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a.: And earth and air wax sweet ana fair
y Meath summers balmy shoon.
Yes, when the red rose cleaning
u Reveals O richer hue,
a. Fondly I'm dreaming.
L.. Kathleen.
F.S OF you.
Hong for you amid the dew.
When softly in the gloam,
To guide my feet you trim the sweet
And winsome light OF home.
= Yes, when the stars are thronging
The dusky dome Of blue,
Fondly I'm longing.
Kathleen,
For you.
Samuel NJ. Peck in Atlanta Constitution.
This is a regular Arizona blizzard.
Thomas f. Higgins OF Higgins Bros. is
Ill.
Monday the grand Pardon and Kirmess
begin.
1t is said the evening schools are TO be
closed.
Pawtucket should have a base ball
team this season.
This must be the advance guard OF the
coming cold wave.
Officer Donnelly is of duty. Rbeuma-
tism Is the complaint.
A 3.year-old son OF Detective John +.
Haberlin is seriously Ill.
The snow may be nice for some, but 1t
will be hard on the poor.
Stephen f. jerks OF this city has been
In Fall River on business.
The New England Football League will
meet in Fail River tonight.
Anatole and Marie Therese Brszeau took
part in a concert at Albany last evening.
Now that Charley is knocked out, let us
knock out the hard times. They are al
ready "groggy."
T.. w. Bucklin OF the firm OF +. w.
Bucklin d Co. brokers, has been indis-
posed for few days.
Amateur poets seem to forget that COM
mencing each line with capital doesn't
always constitute poetry.
Tower Light Infantry held a we'll at
tended drill meeting last evening In the
armory on Exchange street.
The st. Patrick's day convention will
meet again in Young Irelanders Hall to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
So far Pawtucket has not bad drowning
accident this season, although many have
got ducked. Be careful skaters.
When your ice bill comes In next Sum-
mer Just remember you are paying for all
the fine weather Of this Winter.
will be the orator OF the day at the BIZ
centennial Of the town OF Attlsboro.
DIR. Gunplowiez has been arrested in
Berlin as dangerous person. The police
evidently feared his name would explode.
p. j. Mccarthy OF Providence will
lecture In st. Mary's school hall tomor.
row evening on his recent trip to Ireland.
The Spindle City means to be In the
New England League as 1t has sent It's
s25 protection money to the proper Of
Hcers.
Frank J. Moile and John Gill were
taken to jail today, the former to await
trial and the latter to work out Q nne OF
80 and costs.
Asst. Adjt. Gen. Arthur V. Warfeld
will leave tomorrow on a Southern trip
and during his absence Maj Carter will
act In his place.
Tonight ell the new men on the sewer,
will be discharged and the enrolment OF
those In need of work will begin Monday
morning at the Mayors Office.
"Impulsive people," declares a lecturer
on physiognomy, "have black eyes, or Il
they don't have them, they're apt to ge,
them, II they're too impulsive."
Nonparen Temple OF Honor will hold .
temperance meeting In the Kinyop bloci
tomorrow afternoon, and Miss L. p
Nichols of Providence will speak.
The Kangaroos are having hard lucl
this season, as their rink Wednesda,
night was destroyed by fire and they will
have to shift again, probably to Woburn
P.J. Murray OF the firm OF Kennedy
Cough q Murray was one of the speaker
at the banquet of the Steamship Ticke
Agents Union In Providence Thursda,
evening.
Don't forget the grand sacred concer
in Temperance Hall, High street, tomor
row evening. II will be one Of the bes
ever given and is under the auspices O
OF the Home Concert Company.
Now that Receiver Sweetland has sue
ceeded so admirably in securing the In
terstate employees their wages, the peo
pie would be still more thankful u b
would get the road In running order.
The blizzard has no effect on Cupid
work for John Frank Cbilds OF Lskevill
Mass, and Maggie Ann Gray OF Taunton
James MCGEE ana Louise Goodrsau
this city have filed marriage intentions.
A solemn high mass Of requiem was ce
ebrated at st. Mary's Church, Bristol, yet
terday morning for the repose OF the so'
of the late Vicar General MeCebe. tt
celebrant was Rev. Patrick McCsbe, pal
tor of the church and nephew OF the d.
oaaaod