Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-23
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The camp is hushed; the fires burn low,
Like ghosts the sentries come and 90;
Now seen, now lost, upon the height
A keen drawn saber glimmers white.
Swiftly the midnight steals away
Reposez-vous, bons chevaliers.
Perchance into your dreams shall come
Visions Of love or thoughts OF home;
The furtive night wind, hurrying by,
Shall kiss away the half breathed sigh,
And softly whispering seem 10 say.
Reposez-vous, bons chevaliers.
Through starlit dusk and shimmering dew
II Is your lady comes TO you'll
Delphine, Lisette, Annette-who knows
BY what sweet wayward name she goesf
Wrapped In white arms till break of day,
Reposez-vous, bons chevaliers.
II. Is. Aldrich.
Pawtucket now has a trunk mystery.
The New Idea store is busy place to-
day.
Edward s. Smith and wife OF Boston
were in town Sunday.
Pocasset Tribe, Red Men, will hold a
social In the Alcazar tonight.
Charles McDermott has accepted a
position with Arnold 8. Wells.
The polo games for tonight are Prov,
dence at Worcester, Boston at New Bed
ford.
Ice is said to have been the cause OF the
collapse OF the East Providence stand
pipe.
The Interstate employees are getting
some OF their back pay, 2 12 weeks SAL
ary each.
The Pawtucket Social and Literary
Society held social In German Hall last
evening.
The 167 wives OF the Turkish sultan
were vaccinated recently. That must be
sore crowd.
The teachers of the fourth grade will
meet with Miss Shepherd, Summit street
this afternoon.
Yesterday was he last day to send in
applications for the positions OF carrier or
clerk at the Postoffice.
"Ingomar" In Music Hall tomorrow
evening will be an entertainment none
should miss witnessing.
Hundreds of invitations have been sent
out for the observance of Gen. Arnold's
golden wedding tonight.
The police officers ought to take Sey.
mour, the mindreader, with them on
Sunday to find liquor selling.
E. +. Gillian, proprietor OF the Ideal
Tea House, attended the funeral OF James
T. Mars at Taunton Saturday.
At the present rate OF progress Brazil
will achieve grandsons OF the revolution
while the revolution Is still on.
1t seems that Sig. l.. A. Grippe, of Rus.
sis, although an unwelcome guest has
been given the freedom OF the city.
The fair OF Court woodlawn will
be reopened this evening and the
members OF two local organizations will
attend.
The fourth grand concert OF the Sta,
course will take place in Providence to-
night when Rapael Joseffy will give {
piano recital.
The final lecture Of the series by Rev
+. W. Hamilton will be given this even. q.
ing and the subject will be "rhe Church
and Society"
Don't forget the matinee OF "Sea o
Ice" by Miss Katherine Rober and stocl
company at Lothrop's Opera House Wed
nesday afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Conaty OF Worcester gave ar
address on "American Citizenship" befor
the Catholic Club OF Harvard on the even
ing OF the 10th inst.
contemporary has a long article or
what II calls "The Truth About Hawaii.
IL the title isn't misleading II has a yer,
exclusive piece of news.
An all day meeting was held today a
the Emanuel Mission, Cottreli block
Services were. held at 10: 80 and o'cloc
and will be at o'clock this evening.
John Casey, 1.-THE Wandering Bard,
who gave q concert at the police station
short time ago, has been given six month
in Providence as a common drupkard.
The New York train, due to arrive 4
this city shortly after noon, came In earl
an hour and half behind time yesterday
The reason given was the breakdown @
an engine at an inoonvenient point on tn
line.