Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-23
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Within the tasseled hammock, gay
With threads Of color bright,
A dainty, white robed form she lay.
While o'er her soft and light
Floated the clouds A sumner day
Was waning into night.
The paths we're fringed with hollyhocks
Pure white. deep red and pink,
The garden trim Was full Of phlox-
The lingering perfumes sink
Into her soul. She slowly rocks
And lists a bobolink.
Aworld Of lovely dreams is there,
The hammock gently sways
A locust stirs the lifeless air,
The western sky's ablaze.
Life seems 10 her without a care,
O'or all misty haze.
She seems 20 live In days Of old,
Herself princess tall.
To her there comes a knight most bold,
Who lJves her above all
Just IN. her brother toward her strollsd.
tom Green had come 10 call"
Nj +. nixon in DonAhoe's Ma1azina.
LYMAN +. Con Is at Moosehead Lake.
Lewis +. Butler is home from Gregory,
Mich.
Rev. Massena Goodwin and family are
at Portsmouth, N. ii.
Joseph Mills aud family are at Hunky
cottage, Crescent Park.
Miss Sadie Prince has returned from a
visit to friends at Albany.
The Kings Daughters will meet to-
night In the Kinyon Block.
Prot. Benchler lectured at the Thom'
son M. L. Church yesterday.
Col. Lyman b. Gotf left Saturday for a
few days stay at Denver, Col.
The rain prevented the ball game at
Rocky Point yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Fullerton and family are occu-
pying Cool cottage, Crescent ParK.
The annual excursion of the Order OF
For.sters will take place August 10.
James Z. Potter and family will leave
this week for several weeks outing at Cape
Cod.
Charles II. Fuller and wife arrived home
from their European trip Saturday after
noon.
Blue Bell Lodge, Good Templars, will
attend services at Park Place Church next
Sunday.
Crescent Park is bad place to leave
teams standing. Two we're stolen last
evening.
Joseph Denis, who was to have a trial on
q charge OF vagrancy today, was discharg-
ed Saturday.
Miss Annie Perrin, daughter of Alder
man Perrin, is spending the Summer at
Marblehead.
One Of the handsome pair OF cream col
ored horses belonging to Charles ID. Mich
OILS died Saturday.
The Fairlawn Improvement Society held
another enjoyable picn,c Saturday after
noon and evening.
The annual cruise OF the Rhode Island
Yacht Club was terminated by a bake at
Potter's Cove yesterday.
Eliza d., widow of George w. Bussey,
died at her late residence, 20 Quincy ave-
nue. yesterday, aged 75 Yeas.
Mrs. w. q. Dexter left for Sulphur
Springs, Vt, Saturday, accompanied by
her nephew, Walter ii. Boes.
Rev. James Z. Ware, pastor at st.
Peters Church, Plymouth, Pa, ofiiciated
at Trinity Church yesterday.
Harry Hamilton OF Norton, Mass, rode
to Crescent Park Yesterday on his bicycle
and then the wheel was stolen.
Frank L. Gstchell, clerk OF the Com
mon Council, is the father OF n baby boy
that arrived In his family Saturday.
Henry r. Lamb, clerk In the Office OF
the City Treasurer, left Saturday for few
days at Fredericton, New Brunswick.
J. +. Collins made the address at the
open air gospel services held at the cor
ner OF Main and Bayley streets last even.
ing.
Eureka Lodge, Pythian Sisters, contin.
ued the lawn party at the residence OF
Mrs. Asa Hill on Main street Saturday
evening.
The funeral OF Royal, the nine months
old son Of Amos and Sarah Dawson, tooh
place this afternoon at o'clock from 523
Cottage street.
The following Pawtucket people were
IN New York during the past week p
Davenport, Charles Kinne, Joshua Lo'
tbrop aud {. +. Longley.
The Board OF License Commissioners
Will meet tonight 10 take action on the
transferring OF the license OF Adelbert
Parent. There is a ren.onstrance.
Sister NJ. Rose OF Nashville, Tenn, and
Sister NJ. Edward OF Hartford, Conn, are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Jsne Flynn OF
School street. They are both members OF
the Order OF Mercy.
The delegates to the st. Pstrick's Day
Convention OF 1894 will meet in Sarsfield
Hail next Sunday evening at Z 80 O'Clock
to dispose OF the funds In hand not usec
In the celebration.
A break I'm the water main Oh Black
stone avenue was reported TO the Publ
Works office Saturday evening. 1t prove
TO be a large one, and the ground was gul
lied out for a long distance. II IL though
that the pipe bad been disturbed by work
men recently constructing a sewer In tn
at