Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-20
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SONG or the BERRY.

| You that have only eaten the berry,
| What do you know OF pleasure, prayf
| But II have climbed where tho hours are airy,
The upward length Of the windy wsy,
And II have leaned where the long vines
sway
And swing from the hand that has come 70
The very soul of al fruit away
In the ever kissed sphere Of the hrst dewborry.
You that have only eaten the berry,
Pleasure hAs passed you along the way.
But found her out where abe could but tarry,
Where the warmest, rarest and reddest rag
OF ali the suns that shone In May
Stoio 70 a shRdOwy hilltop eyrie
Was lnoarnatod one new June day
IN the scarlet heart OF a late strawberry.
You that have only eaten the berry
On that highest hil, whore the pines are
gray,
Is a place where pleasure he's heart 70 parry
Pain for the length Of ldlg June day,
Where the tangling vines mako glad delay
kill our eyes, and our lips, and our hearts grow
merry
And troubles no moro than vino TO sway
Up out OF the reach Of q Sed raspberry.
ENVOY.
You that have only eatsn the berry,
Whatever OF earth DO yours today,
The hand Of the Giver has been but chAry,
And pleasure has passed you along the way
Fanny Kemble johnson.
Officer Taber is night man at the police
station this week.
John Peacock, night operator at the
telephone office, Is at Chatham.
Joseph Lscrolx, Jr., left Saturday for
Ottawa, Can, to continue his studie..
Rev. +. w. Merrill OF Fond Du Lac,
Wiz, OBLIGATED at Trinity Church yester-
day.
Joseph Wood, employed In the City En-
ginoer's office, had his bicycle stolen Sat-
urday.
Rev. Z. =. Nickerson OF Somerville Of.
ficiatod at the Universalist Church yes
terday.
James ii. Mooney OF the firm OF McEl-
roy & Mooney is visiting relatives at
Concord, n. II.
This evening Rev. =. NJ. Vinton will
preach at the Methodist camp meeting
at Cottage City.
The wife Of Arthur +. Browne and his
son, Artie, have Just returned from the
White Mountains.
Bernard Moran died at his home on
Arnold street Saturday. His funeral will
take place tomorrow.
Remember the races on the Driving
Park Saturday for the benefit OF the Lit.
tie Ones outing fund.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Co. did big
business yesterday, the boats being
crowded on every trip.
The moonlight excursion of the Ancient
Orcer OF Druids will take place this even
ing on a Pawtucket steamer.
Officers Hand and Mcconnell returned
Bailey went on their vacations.
The eighth open air concert by the Paw
tucket City Band will be given In the
First Ward Wednesday evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary L,ttieHeld
took place from her late home, 513 Paw
tucket avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Charles Jackson, one OF the two men
charged with embezzling from the New
idea Store, was released on bail Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Whipple will leaye
Wednesday morning for months visit
to relatives at South Windhsm, Mass.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Miller
took place from the residence OF her son,
Frank Il. Miller, 1,022 Main street yester-
day.
The prisoners who received sentences
In the District Court yesterday were
taken to jail In a team during the after
noon.
This evening the members Of Union Di-
vision, Uniform Rank, h OF -, will MAKE
a moonlight excursion on Pawtucket
steamer.
This evening after the regular meeting OF
Tower Post, No. II, GA. Il. the hall COM
mittee will select design for the mem
bership badge.
officer Nemitl reported at the station
| yesterday that man and woman were
having one OF their usual rows on the
| View. No arrests were made.
O'Neill, the tailor, has Just returned
| lEOUl NOW 1Ofk, IullbuslpHiH anu DOS
ton, where he bought his Fall goods. Th,
result will be a surprise to his many
patrons.
| The funeral OF Patrick Murphy tool
place from his late home on Pleasant
street yesterday. The remains were taker
| to 81. Mary's Church where Rev. Father
| McKenna read the funeral services aftel
which interment took place at Mt. st
| Mary's cemetery.
The annual excursion OF the Ancien,
| Order OF Hibernians Will take place next
Thursday to Rocky Point. There IL great
rivalry over the outcome OF the foot bal
| game bet ween Divisions IL and II, and
also upon the outcome OF the tug OF war
| between Divisions and 8.
Nantssket Is a delightful place at thi,
season of the year, and to see and enjoy
It at the least expense, advantage should
be taken OF the low rates with first- class
accommodation given by the N. YIN. II
| Il a. Railroad to reach there tomorrow or
one OF its popular low fare excureior
| trips.