Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-24
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Smiles lurk upon her features, and sunshine
Lights her hair.
There's grace and beauty blended as she trips
20 Eayly by.
There's weath otlove In keeping, and "theret
mischief In her eye"
Beware, youth impressiblel Admire, but DO
ware.
There's bit OF native coquetry behind the face
30 fair.
The grace and beauty In her step as she trips
gayly by
Are for the moment only-"there's mischief In
hereye.'
john Wentworth in Good Housekeeping.
A Asign or Spring 70 Lei"
Tight acing is merely m.tter Of form.
Get your fishing tackle ready gentle
men.
The April showers arrived little ahead
of time.
Begin work on the sewers and give men
employm ment
Every time he Prohibitionists have
rally IT rains.
The annual cholera scare has not ar
rived this Spring.
Bon6res in the bsck-y yard is one num-
Der on the programme Of Spring.
Tomorrow the second collection for the
new school will be taken at 81. Joseph's
Church.
An adjourned meeting OF the School
Committee will be held tonight at
O'Clock.
Holy Sepulchre Commandery will at
tend divine service at Trinity Church to-
morrow evening.
photographs have been taken OF the
offices OF the ch ef and captain and also
the stable al the station.
The funeral OF Freeman Berry will be
held tomorrow at 2:3O p. m. from his late
home, 27 North Bend street.
Clancy Bros, grocers on Dexter street,
have made an assignment for the benefit
OF their creditors to Wills A. Dean.
The local lodges OF the knights Of
Pythias will attend services at the
Universalist Church tomorrow evening.
The Senate committee on special legis-
lation gave a second hearing on the nine
hour bill at the State House this after
noon.
The woonsocket Reporter says that
three hocks AZ wild geese passed over that
city yesterday. They were wise geese not
TO stop there.
Department Commander Baker and |
stan will attend the presentation OF a |
memorial volume TO Smith Post, Woon. |
socket, Monday evening.
EnodIas Circle, Kings Daugh ghters, OF the |
First Baptist Church held an Easter sale |
at the residence OF Mrs. p. Z. Sheldon at
159 Broad street, last evening.
The records OF the health officer show |
a marked improvement in the health OF
the city although the month OF March is
usually marked by considerable sickness.
Some Of the police officers who have to
cover several miles OF territory on the |
outskirts should be furnished with |
bicycles. The Boston park police have
them.
AS rule, the woman who is most sue |
cessful in the discharge OF her domestic |
duties, IS the one VINO leaves the saliva |
tion Of the nation and politics generally |
in the hands OF fer husband.
The Filametus societ y OF Eureka Temple,
Pytbian Sisters, met at the residence OF
Mrs. Ainsworth, $50 Fountain street, yes
terday afternoon and arrangements were
completed for the sale to be held Wednes-
day evening.
The residents Of East avenue don't want
the street car rails taken up by the CITY,
for they believe that some company will
soon get control OF the Interstate prop
erty and run cars on that street. II they
are once taken up it will be hard to get
them down again.
Easter comes very early this year, as It
falls on March 25, but IL will be nearly 100
years before it again falls on this date, the
next years being 1851, 2O35, 2Oi6, 2O57, 21O3,
2l1i, 2l25 and 219S The earliest date upon
which Easter can fall is March %, and
the last casters on this date were in the
years 1893 1716, 1918, but so early an Easter
will not come again until 1870.
There is a man who lives on the "Plains"
and works down town who is laboring
under the impression that some enemy
wants to wade in his gore. When be
starts for home nights he is a regular
walking arsenal for he believes that some
one is "laying" for him to "do him up,
He is always complaining to the officer on
the "Plains" beat about his imaginary
foes and has arranged a code of signals in
case he should be attacked. He has a
whistle and often tells the officer elf you
bear me whistle once 1t is for my wife to
let me in, but II you hear me whistle
twice come, and come quick" lie has
made no arrangements for what should be
done in case he should whistle three
times, and the officer is at = loss to know
whei her II would mean that he is dead, or
to cali out the entire force or to send in
an alarm of fire.
CIILCIkG1ING