Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-05
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The lly praises God with open heart;
| The rose in perfumed chambers prays apart
The tullp flashes ike a trumpets blare,
Loves blood red banner answering Loves
prayer.
| Crocus and daisy their snug secrets keep
or the ,pring Weakening and the winter sleep.
While lowly grass and dsndelion lay
Their green and gold 70 deck the kings high
---Jup. Ward Howe in Outlook.
Miss Alice wilbur has been visiting
friends at Quidnick.
Officer Mcconnell is the night man at
the station this week.
Eureka Lodge, K. OF r., will hold an
important meeting tonight.
The work OF tearing down the High
street NJ. Il. Church is nearly completed.
The local union Of the Brotherhood Of
Painters and Decorators will meet this
evening.
The medals won In the New England
League foot ball series will be presented
In few days.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers OF the w. &. 7. u. will be held
this afternoon.
The Pawtucket Street Railway Co. will
have elecrtic cars In operation on the belt
line next week.
Henry l.. Borden will have a trial to-
morrow on a charge OF embezzling $500
from the Mott Covering Company.
The Joint standing Committee on Fin
ance will meet this evening to consider
the matter OF renewing certain city notes.
The cit tizens OF Milford have subscribed
more than $500 towards the fremen's
muster, which will occur Saturday, June
80.
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine have pur-
chased dromedary in New York, which
they will present to the Roger Williams
Park meDagerie.
Mrs. l.. w. Potter will give an Illus
| trated lecture in the Kings Daughters
rooms this evening her subject being
"Heslth OF Women"
Wonder II the city fathers will raise
enough money to pay for few pounds Of
powder 10 burn in firing of a cannon on
the glorious Fourth
The latest design for the two-cent pos
tsge stamp is offered by a Washington
newspaperman. lie wants it made in the
likeness OF "Old Glory"
A especial meeting OF the school COM
mittee will be held this evening TO con-
slider the rules and regulations prepared
by the subcommittee on rules.
In New England fifteen women school
superintendents are employed, ten oi
them being located In Massachusetts,. A
dozen years ago there was not one.
At the Church OF Our Father, High
street, the annual meeting OF the Rhode
Island Universalist Con vention will be
opened tomorrow and continue Thursday
The fair OF the Union st. Jean Baptists
opened In Foresters Hall, Main street las,
evening. The Lafayette Guards gave an
exhibition drill after making a street
parade.
Rev. Alexander McGregor left yesterday
for Omaha, Neb., to attend the annua
meeting of the Congregational Home
Missionary Society. He will be absent
ten days.
The Attleboro Sun says, "The Attic
boros probably have more fast horses
than any place In New England" Som,
OF our horsemen will be "lsyipg" fol
those trotters II they get as far as this city
Deputy Sheriff McCusker appeared II
the corridors OF the Court House yester
day morning In new uniform, and 1t II
to be the rule hereafter that the officers IL
service In these corridors shall appear IL
a uniform of blue.
Caleb j. Caryell, the night patrol driver
is OF duty for day or so. Sunday morn
Ing, accompanied by DIR. e. M. Lane, b,
went to Providence, where DIR. l.. W
Small pulled II teeth, all he had, DIR. Lane
administering the ether.
Mary Morisrty. six years OF age, dsugh'
ter OF Patrick and Mary Moriarty, wal
taken TO the st. Aloysius home yesterday
afternoon as she not receiving proper
care, but rather plenty OF bad examples
She was sent there once before.
At st. Paul's Church this evening tn,
choir will give its 18th mnsical festival
The choir consists OF thirty voices snC
will be assisted by Mrs. T. B. Foster, so
prano; w. X. Flint, basso; Bowen X
Church, cornetist, and Mr.. Miller tym
panies.
An extra attraction has been arranged
for at Lothrop's Opera House on wedncs.
day afternoon on which occasion the cut,
little five-year- old miss, lola virginiI
Dodge, will appear. This little tot Is par
ticularly clever and precocious and will
sing several popular selections and Civ,
recitations.