Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-28
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The moon burns soft behind the hiIh
Sleep. little rosebud, sleep.
hear the plaintiye whippoorwill;
Sleep. little rosebud, sleep.
Its throat is mellow with a lay
never heard before today.
/ wonder what grieyes its heart away.
The night winds rustic on the hill;
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep
The stars are shining for the morn;
Sleep. little rosebud, sleep.
The night another morn has born;
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep.
The stars CLEAN on another grave,
The dewH another tombstone lave.
Where larkspur bloomed but yesterday
The night hangs pressing on the morn;
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep.
The winds have sobbed the stars 10 rest;
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep.
The whippoorwill sleeps within It's nest.
Sleep, little rosebud sleep.
Two little teeth begin 70 show.
Two little eyes Civ. back the glow
That beamed on me one year ago.
Baby's sobs would break her rest;
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep.
Alfred Bryant
The property OF the Chess Club is being
sold today.
Fred Johnson was taken to jail today to
await trial.
The committee on city debt met Satur-
day afternoon.
There were no cases in the District
Court this morning.
Peter f. Burns and bride have returned
from their wedding tour.
Comstock's Hotel at Pleasant Bluff will
be opened Decoration Day.
The East Side Checker Club held clam
bake on the driving park yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Fifield, wife OF Herrick
s. Fifield, died at her residence on Lyon
street.
Robert Hornby, the painter, is happy
oyer the advent OF little girl into his
family.
There will be aSlsm bake at the Paw
tucket Exchange at Pleasant Bluff Deco
ration Day.
Andrew Cullen and Francis German OF
the Opera House Cafe spent Sunday with
friends in Lawrence.
The condition OF William Austin, the
latest patient at the smallpox hospital,
remains about the same.
1t is the intention OF the Pawtucket
Street Railway Co. to operate electric cars
on the belt line Memorial Day.
Jeanette Nickerson, infant daughter
OF George Nickerson, and grand niece OF
sergt Nickerson OF the police force, died
Saturday evening.
The L. Darlings would like to hear from
any ball team under II years OF age for
Memorial Day morning. Address John
Aiken, Darlington, II. |.
Eugene Testa and Miss Lena Ogui,
Henry q. Field and Miss Mary A. Clancy,
Peter Quinn and Miss Lizzie Murphy
have filed marriage intentions.
The following Pawtucket people were
II. Butts, l.. +. Goh, Miss Gof, p. f..
Hayes, e. o. Read, j. ID. Sawyer.
The shore resorts did good business
yesterday. There were crowds at Crescent
Park and FIELDS Point, at both OF which
| places excellent dinners were served.
man who was on his way TO Boston
had a fit at the depot today. He was taken
to the station and recovered In a short
time sufficiently to continue his journsy.
About three hundred member and
friends OF the Pawtucket Cycling club
will attend the performance OF "rhe
Shadow Detective" at Lothrop's Opera
House this evening.
A May festival in aid OF the new st.
Joseph's Hospital was begun at Infantry
Hall, Providence, this afternoon, and will
continue through the afternoons aad
evenings OF Tuesday, Wednesday and
| Thursday.