Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-09
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| When thought how I'd tried 10 make IL
All ever could hope or pray.
In my heart, down a shady hollow,
| Where the willow OF weeping waves
| Hide false gods. was wont % follow.
Out Of sight In forgotten graves.
There you lie with 40 name above you
With no epitaIh false or true,
Save the fact that used 20 love you
Ere at Shechem buried you.
Pail Mall Magazine.
Mrs. John Conley and children are at
Block Island.
Mary Temple of seekonk died yesterday,
aged 81 years.
Bernard keenan, OF Pawtucket avenue IL
at Block Island.
Union Division, Uniform Rank, X. OF P.,
will meet this evening.
Work is going rapidly on in prepar-
ing to remove Ledge Rock.
Theeast end OF the new mill building on
Main street is rapidly disappearing.
Charles Thornton and his son Clifton
are on fishing trip to Buzzsrd's Bay.
Al the meeting OF Chickering Lodge, X.
OF r., last evening one candidate was In
itiated.
The committee OF arrangements for the
Veteran Firemen's muster will meet this
evening.
Miss Gertrude Durell, daughter OF Con-
ductor Joseph Durell, is visiting at New
buryport.
The annual Scottish games Of the Prov
idence Caledonian Society will be held at
Rocky Point Aug. %.
The Planet took the members OF the
Protestant Episcopal Tabernacle OF Prov
idepce to Saunderstown today.
The outing OF the Lorraine Sunday
school to Rocky Point yesterday was thor
oughly enjoyed by the children.
The furloughs OF Officers Lee and Henry
| expire today and Officers Mcconnell and
Nemitz will begin their ten days rest.
This afternoon the Young Peoples So
ciety OF st. Clara's Swedish Episcopal
Church opened picnic at 6i9 Prospect
street.
Ives Post, q. q. r., OF Providence had
an outing at Rocky Point yesterday.
Many colored people from this city at
tended.
A special session OF the Grand Lodge OF
the Knights OF Pythias OF Rhode Island
will be held In Providence one week from
tonight.
The funeral OF Joseph X. True took
place this forenoon from his late home,
20 Hawes street. He was 80 years OF az e
and died Tuesday.
The State militia camp grounds are now
In charge OF a watchman, Burroughs
Chase, a veteran OF the late war, having
been selected for the position.
Thomas Dewire has returned from a
four weeks stay at Newport. One week
from Sunday he will swim from the Paw
tuoket Boat Clubs house to the Bullock's 3
Point wharf.
The members OF Tower Post, q. A. r.,
who attended the lawn party on State
street, Providence, last evening report
pleasant time. The party will be contin
ued this evening.
The suit OF Patrick Donahue against the
Union Railroad Company for 5000 dam
ages comes up tomorrow In the Common
Pleas Court. Peter Donahue, the 6.year-
old son of Patrick, was injured by an elec
trio car on Pawtucket avenue.
The matinee and evening excursion OF
st. Mary's Temperance Society next Sat-
urday will be very enjoyable. The base
ball game promises to excel anything
ever seen on the amateur ball field. The
last boat will leave for home at 10 p. m.
The suit of Ephriam Bates, administra-
tor OF the estate of Daniel Richardson, w ho
was killed In the Lonsdale crossing fatal
ity January 10, 1898, comes up tomorrow
In the Common Pleas division OF the Su-
preme Court. The suit is for $50 600 dam
ages.
The funeral OF Mrs. Corrigan, formerly
OF Water street, this city, who died at
woonsocket, took place this afternoon
from st. Mary's Church. Undertaken
Manning brough the body from Woon-
socket. Interment was at st. Mary's cem-
etery.
The cases OF George Reilly against Mi
chael Mcdonnell for 5000 damages and
Lawrence p. Dolan against John w.
Shields for 5000 damages will be heard
tomorrow In the Common Pleas Court.
The public IL familiar with both cases,
and the outcome OF the trials will be
watched with interest.
Albert Hsigb went to Fall River today
to make arrangements for a four clu b
football league, two clubs In Fall River
and two In this city, so that there will be
a game played In both cities every Sstur-
day. II 10 expected that the Free Wan
derers will enter the American Associa-
tIon and New England League and en-
deavor to win back some OF the trophies
they have lost.