Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-29

The sweet, sad years. the sun. the rain,
Alas, too quickly did they wanel
For each some boon, some blessing boz
OF smiles and tears each had Its store
Its checkered lot Of bliss and pain.
Although Il idle be and vain,
Yet cannot / the wish restrain
That had held them evsrmors,
Tho sweet, sad yearsl
Like echo Of an old refrain
That long within the mind has lain,
keep repeating DER and s'er.
~Eothing can e'er the past restore:
Nothing bring back the years again.
The sweet, sad years"
REV. Charles d. Bell
Don't forget the Democratic caucus to.
night.
Charles Holmes is visiting friends at
Clyde.
Rusher Dickie Pierce is suffering from q
sprained ankle.
Mrs. John Mills OF LIS Clay street died
tuesday night.
The funeral OF Mrs. Henry slaney took
place this afternoon.
A drill meeting of Tower Light Infantry
was held last evening.
Tower Light Infantry held a regular
drill meeting last night.
Fred w. Easton returned from his
Southern trip yesterday afternoon.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet at s
o'clock tomorrow to canvass the voting.
A question that Is puZzling many
people these days: "How did / get that
cold?"
A meeting of the committee on the
Knights of Columbus social will be held
tonight.
"Nothing succeeds like distress" re-
marked the beggar as he counted his eoin
at the end OF the day.
Miss Ruby Cole will have charge OF tn,
Wightman's departure.
Rev. Father Halligan, pastor of st
Mary's Church,sis expected home from
Norfolk, Va, next week.
Il. p. Sullivan, who, as "Ingomar," mad,
hosts of admirers in this city, is at 10th
rop's rehesrsing for new drama.
Eureka Temple, Pythian Sisters, held ar
Easter sale and red, white and blue enter
tainment at Eureka Lodge Hall last even
ing.
Court City OF Pawtucket last evenins
elected delegates to the Grand Court con
vention to be held May Is as follows: Ed
D.t Ioh
GIL.
Mrs. ID. w. Fsunce spoke on the "Tei
Most Celebrated Pictures of the Ol'
Masters" at the vestry of the Park Plac
Church last evening for the benefit OF tn
flower fund.
Charles A. Lee was reelected Gram
Warden OF the Grand Lodge OF Rhods Isl
| and of the New England Order Of Pro
lection at the sixth annual session nell
In Providence yesterday.
| Artist DeVere is sporting a new wstc
charm. 1t is go gold piece and is NIGEL
engraved bearing the initials of Mr.. DE
vere's name. 1t was present from How
ard c. r pley, Esq, OF Providence.
Miss c. g. Wheeler OF this city wa
elected member OF the executive com
mittee 9th Rhode Island Free Baptii
Young Peoples Union at the first snnu'
convention held at Amherst last evening
The average vote for the Prohibition
State ticket last year was a trifie ov'
$500. The party managers estimate tn,
they will require about tl 800 for elect 10
purposes this year. 1t can truly lay clail
to it's distinction as party of principle.
"There are 25o, 900 words In the Englis
Language" says the Bangor Commercial
"and most OF them were used Sunday b
the woman who discovered, after comm
out of church, that her new Easter hs
was adorned with a tag on which We
written: Reduced to s2.75."
Last evening friends OF Frank I
Melville, who plays "The Boy Tramp
at Lothrop's this week, presented to hit
a beautiful portrait OF bimself, hsndsom
ly mounted upon an easel. After Il
drama Mr.. Melville royalty entertain,
the company and guests at the Benedi
House.