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$50 courteous and 80 kind-so goodi
He'd never think a man could be
As thoughtless and indeed as rude
AS you too often are TO me.
"The Jewel Of my love once won,
lie used 20 swear. could ne'er grow dim
He could not dream that any one
Could whistle when spoke TO him.
eff he had faults, he kept them hid.
should have married him1 Yes, true,
And that's exactly what did
My perfect lover, sir, was-you."
Madeline 8. Bridges in Chicago Times
The worcesters arrived here this fore
noon at IL :52.
Miss Alice Briggs OF this city has been
visiting friends at Wrentham.
Driver Fred Worger OF No. engine
house is enjoying his furlough.
Things are likely to drag a little in this
town while II. Hustler Sheldon is abroad
Mr.. McGowan and wife OF Second street
Fall River are the guests OF friends in
this city.
Mary Ann Atkinson OF Newport has
been granted an original pension. She
was nurse.
The funeral OF James Brown of Elm
street will take place tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
DeVere, the artist, spent some time last
evening In decorating the windows OF the
Pawtucket Loan Go.
Monday evening concert will be given
at Park Place Church for the benefit OF
the sick and needy.
James Brown, who was employed as a
dyer at the Dunnell Print Works, died
yesterday at his home, 81 Elm street.
Driver Il. f. Curtis OF Hose II of Provi-
dence whom It is thought had the small.
pox IL only suffering from an attack oi
| German measles.
The Scott Wrecking Co.'s vessel which
is to remove the sunken schooner Hop.
kins after the paving blocks are recovered
is expected to arrive tomorrow.
Mercury will be the "ovenng star" and
| Venus the "morning star" during the
month Of June. Jupiter and Neptune are
not to be seen during the month of roses
At the residence OF Miss Grace Con or
Beecher street last evening very enjoya.
bic social was held under the auspices o.
the Epworth League OF the First M. T.
| Church.
David 1yrrell, proprietor OF the "Home'
sample rooms, corner OF Dexter and Bale,
streets, is happy over the arrival OF a II
pound boy at his home. Mother an,
child are doing we'll.
The police ambulance was brought Int,
requisition yesterday afternoon to tax
| Mary A. Cahill, a child who is i'll, from
her home, No. 277 Pleasant street, to tn
Rhode Island Hospital.
A notice has been posted in all tn
banks to the effect that under the Law
passed by the last General Assembly afte
the 7th OF July the banks will close at 1.
O'Clock noon on Saturdays.
James f. Barry brings his labors to
close as bookkeeper In the Office OF tn
Board OF Public Works this afternoon
He has been connected with the waite
department for a long time.
st. Mary's Temperance Society will hol
It's regular meeting at o'clock tomor
row afternoon. The delegates to tn
semi-annual Diocesan Convention wi
submit their report at this time.
Don't forget that a town never "
grew to any Importance whose people di
not work to that end. 1t is the long pul
the strong pull and the pull all togeths
that moves the load. Push Pswtucket.s
A Providence lawyer claims that he wa
insulted and badly abused by q party c
drunken roughs who got on the train th
legal gentleman was and got of at Attic
boro. He has brought the matter befor
the railroad officials.
The A. T. Atherton Machine Compan
OF Pawtucket, II. l., is shipping this wee
It's patented cotton machinery to th
Nemasket mills, Taunton, Mass, and I
the Rock River Cotton Company, Jane.
vile, wisconsin, Boston journal I,
Commerce.
Yesterdays investigation, in comes
tion with the finding OF the body OF a
colored man In Little Cedar swamp, Sout
Rehoboth, brought nothing TO ligh
Medical Examiner Holden has made n n
port OF the case to the District Attorno,
and Judge Reed will, in all prohabillt
| h.al In. q -.