Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-11
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lid you not hear the whisper
In the hollow by the milli
For nature Is talking 10 the brook
That prattles beneath the hill
"Child, will you not be stlllf
VIII you not sleepf Little one, pretty
one, look.
II IL warm today, but the grim north
wind will come back.
He is only skulking today,
Tossing and trampling the tumbled
leaves in the wood,
And his brows are bad and black.
Peace. little one, De good.
BE good and be quiet; sleep, in your era
die Of fee,
And will throw
Soft over you my coverlet OF snow,
My coverlet to keep
You sheltered in your sleep,
To keep you sheltered safe from all cold
winds that blow.
Sleep, darling, have no fear,
For am with you, dear"
Youths ComDanion.
James Glover sailed Saturday for Eng
land.
Charlie Hill is the day patrol driver this
week.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet this
evening.
The School Committee will meet tomor-
row evening.
Work on the foundation OF the new Ar
mory is going on rapidly.
Twilight Temple OF Honor decorated
the graves OF their dead yesterday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. &. o. Read and family
leave this week for Shawomet Beach.
Rev. F. w. Hamilton has removed to his
Summer residence at Annawomscutt.
Mrs. Mark Bradford Of Bristol Is visit
ing the family OF Councilman Delany.
The work Of excavating for the founda-
tion for the First 81. Il. Church began to-
day.
John Walker and sister OF Garden
street are on a visit to relatives In New
York.
Miss Maggie Butler OF Cincinnati is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. f. Riley OF Hope
street.
+. Major Graham OF this city has been
engaged as orRsnist at Emanuel Church,
Newport.
The new building OF the Providence
Athletic Association will be opened with
in week.
Rev. w. n. Babcock ~ Lewiston, Me,
has accepted call to the First Free Bap.
tist Church.
The Pswtucket Cycling Club made a
run to Crescent Park yesterday, starting
at 10 o'clock.
The marriage OF J.. Edgar Nickerson ana
Miss Lucy j. Martin will take place to-
morrow at noon.
Yesterday was "chidren's Sunday" at
the Church of Our Father, aud special
services we're held.
Central avenue Is now open from Park
street to Broadway having been closed on
account Of the sewer.
Rev. L. 5. Woodworth was in the pulpit
at the Pawtucket Congregational Church
yesterday IN the absence OF Mr.. McGregor.
The following Pswtucket people we're
in NewYork during the past week: F. f.
Barker, @. Baumfield, J. OFT, J. Sharten-
berg.
The officers elect OF Westerly Council,
X. OF C., were installed Wednesday
evening by State Delegate Myles A. Nc
Nance.
Col. Francis l.. O'Reilly OF WooDsocket
will join Mrs. O'Reilly in Europe. His
appointment has not been confirmed by
the Senate.
There will be months mind mass for
the repose OF the soul OF Mary Montgom-
cry at st. Mary's Church Friday morning
at o'clock.
big Pythian demonstration will come
of In this city one week from this even.
ing, when parade OF the uniformed
knights will take place.
A young man who lives in Lonsdale fell
in fit on Main street Saturday evening.
Officer Vanands assisted him to a car after
he had rallied, and sent him home.
The hall OF Enterprise Lodge, which
was badly damaged when the building
partially collapsed this spring, will be