Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-06
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Yet does not falter,
But recollects with fatal tact
That cloak upon his arm-in fact
Resolves 10 do the courtly act
or good Sir Walter.
Why is II that she makes no sound.
Staring aghast on the ground
He lays the cloak with bow profoundf
Her utterance chokes her.
She stands as petrfed until,
Her voice regained, Ia accents chill
She gasps, I'm thank you II you viii
Pick up my cloak, STRIP
oliver IIerford In Harper's
The Board OF Aldermen will meet to.
night.
Delaney Council, X. OF C., will meet
this evening.
Miss Eva Wiley OF Fall River is visit
Ing at LIMERICK.
The fountain In wilkinson Park is in
operation at last.
Eureka Lodge, X. OF p, held an inter-
esting meeting last night.
Miss Lizzie Odds OF Fall River is visit
ing relatives at Central Falls.
A lawn party will be held at Mrs. DIR.
Wheaton's tomorrow evening.
Miss Maggie Carr OF Dexter street is
visiting friends at Woonsoeket.
Major Graham, who has been visiting
at Newport, has returned home.
Martin O'Brien OF this city was visiting
frier DIS In Woonsocket the past week.
Miss Annie Redpsth OF Fail River has
been spending few days with friends
here.
Chickering Lodge, X. OF p, will confer
the third degree on three candidates to-
night.
Coroner jerks expects to hold the In.
quests on the McDermott boys death
Saturday.
Officer Porrltt treated his brother off,
GERS to cigars Monday night. It's a 12-
pound baby.
The Aetna Association are now settled
in their handsome new quarters In tho
Dorrsnce building.
The officers elect OF Lady Lincoln
| Lodge, Daughters OF st. George, were IN
stalled last evening.
Lizzie Borden Is coming into promi-
nence again by her trouble with the w.
c. T. u. OF Fail River.
Tomorrow is the lime set for the sale OF
the Attleboro, North Attleboro &
Wrentham electric road.
Mrs. James Dunlea OF Dunnell avenue
left last night for New York and Brook
lyn on a visit to friends.
The public library will close at O'Clock
evenings during July aud August, except
Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Coroner jerks will not hold the in
| quest on the death OF Willie Haywood as
the accident happened out OF his Iuris.
diction.
| An illustrated lecture was given In the
Block last evening by Mrs. l.. w. Potter
on "Health OF Women"
The committee on the annual muster of
the New England League OF Veteran Fire.
men has intimated that the muster will
be held in this city Aug. IA.
Col. Samuel X. Honey left Newport for
New York Monday night, and from there
will sail for Europe with his daughter.
They will return some time In August.
| A freight car attached to the Ajax OF
the New England road jumped the track
at Sabin street crossing, Providence, yes.
terday and blocked traffic for half an
| hour.
| The Knights OF Columbus OF Rhode
Island are considering the matter OF hav-
Ing grand celebration In this city this
summer and expect to have nearly 1000
men In line.
The steamer Minneols OF the Conti-
mental fleet has been chartered to run
from New Bedford to Palmer's Island, a
Summer picnic ground a short distance
from that city.
Steamer Connecticut, Capt. Williamson,
OF the Providence line, arrived on time
| yesterday morning on her first summer
trip. Her passenger list was unusually
large, there being nearly 300 passengers.
The Continental Steam boat Company is
daily expecting the arrival OF q new,
handsome and speedy steamer to take the
place ofthe Pomhsm, which was burned
last fall. The new boat is named the
Tourist and was built in New York. She
Is about 10 feet longer than the Squantum
and will be run between Providence and
the shore resorts as n companion boat to
J the Squantum.