Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-21
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And the passengers had % frown,
For twas blowing cold as thunder
When che let the window down.
The people shook and shivered,
Pulled their collars round their ears,
While she sat there unmolested
In a hne, new set Of furs-
She was asked TO "close the window"
But she merely waved her arm.
sEo, gentlemen, excuse me,
For I'm comfortably warm"
Then the men, as mad as blazes
Rose en- masse ''just then an thar"
And they let down every window
That would open In the car.
And the woman In the sealskin
Got blossom on her nose.
She began 70 shake and shiver
TIL her face was nearly froz&
The passengers enjoyed IL,
And she soon was looking sad,
For II was the first new sealskin
That the woman ever had.
And she was out TO show IL,
As she took In winters breath
BY = great big open window,
Freezing other folks to death.
But she jerked the strap directly,
And sLe, shivering, left the car,
And they laughed 10 hear her mutter,
"What q naughty set you are!"
Then they hoisted all the windows
And in comfort gave a shout,
For instead OF being frozen
They had ffz the freezer out.
VIII Essays in Waterways journal
"Paul Jones" came back.
Miss Alice Brand ID the guest OF friends
at Artic Center.
A Woonsocket man who walks in his
the police force.
The local societies will receive invita-.
tions to participate in the ST. Patrick's
day parade in Providence,
Lowell will maze a bid to secure the
American branch OF the Howard and
Bullough Machine Company.
Tne Fall River societies have abandoned
the idea Of having parade and Will cele-
brate the day by grand concert and
lecture.
Central Falls is talking annexation
politicians IN that town before our fail
neighoor viii go through the formality
OF pr posing.
The License Commissioners are deslrou'
OF securing all applications by the middle
of April, so as u provide for the issuanc'
OF notices for the hearings which mus
be held before the licenses are granted.
1t is reported that a Pascosg man i
slowly LAUGHING himself to death. III
probably heard OF Mayor Tiepke's plan o
retrenchment which his colleagues in th'
City Council are endeavoring TO carry in
to execution.
The PTohibitionists will hold their Stat
convention in the Trocsdero, Providenc,
tomorrow. They will probably put Hor
Henry b. Metcsli OF this city at the hea
OF their ticket and promise an unusuall
lively campaign.
The committee appointed 10 make al
rangements for the banquet OF the vsrio'
branches OF the Letter Carriers AssociI
tion, have not yet made a report. 1t Vi
the intention to hold the affair in New
port this season.
Within tue last month football has su
fered a serious set back because OF I
heavy falls OF snow. The days have go
by when the enthusiasm among I
players WIS so great that they were wi
ing to wade knee deep In slush and sec
goals before few hundred spectators.
Deputies Gilmsr,in and Cavanaugh
the internal revenue office started O
Yesterday morning TO look over /
ground preparatory 70 registering I
Chinese in this district. II was work
preliminary nature TO dnd out how
Monogolistfs feel about 1t, and what "
be the best way TO reach them. Actl
registration will probably be begun q
very few days.
Nature seldom makes mistakes, and I
near approach OF Spring is heralded
the bluebirds, whose notes have b'
heard in this locality on the cast al
The yonturesome crocus has also opel
its petals to the morning sun, and can
seer showing it's bright colors TO
passersby, while several OF their buds
looking up and seeming to won
whether they shall come forth from tf
Jopg sleep.