Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-14
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OLD BlLLgWlLLlAMS.

OLD BlLLgWlLLlAMS.
Where that old sol shsnty Is,
Ola Bin Williams he lived there.
Ite got fFoze 10 death. That's his
0fsyo out By the blowing, whore
All the sunhowers arc. Ho came
10 this Oountry-I don't know
From VermOut-an took that claim,
Maybe twenty years ago.
Well, one time the boy an him
Got caught ont, ar I suppose
lie wrapped all his clo'es on Jim
An laid down with him an froze.
That's the way We found um-Rill
Dead an jim all riyht-an 80,
Never missed him much, but still
Boys felt kind Of sorry though.
-Will Dillmau IA Minneapolis Times.
The Common Council will meet tomor'
row evening.
Joseph Tyrrell, who is in the employ oi
Alderman Smith, is on his vacation.
Francis Meehan, who was hurt at Cres'
cent Park Sunday, lives on Johnson
street.
Miss Mamie OBrien OF New Bedford II
visiting friends on Dunnell avenue and
Marin street.
Charles Dennernoy OF the Standard Boot
4 Shoe Co. left for New York city last
night on his vacation.
The moonlight excursion OF Delaney
Council, K, OF c., will take place tomor-
row evening to Silver Spring.
The next open air concert will be held
at the junction OF West avenue and Ran
dali streets tomorrow evening.
Captain George 8. Tingley is a member
OF the board Of officers to inquire into the
condition Of Company Il, 2nd Regiment
The Ozone Climb has returned from It's
tains, where a very pleasant time was en-.
joyed.
Squire 4. Phlnnoy OF this city caught a
large shark of Rocky Point yesterday,
weighing in the neighborhood OF 25C
pounds.
The CharlestoHn veteran firemen will
be here 600 strong at the muster September
l3 and will be accompanied by the
Charlestown Cadet Band.
1t has been suggested that a model ~
Narragansett Bay on a scale of ten feet to
the mile be placed In Roger Williams
Park, the whole affair to take up space
OF about 100 by 800 feet.
The meeting OF Branch 26S, &. X. OF A.,
was quite well attended last evening. The
matter Of excursion which was proposed
at the last meeting was dropped as it was
too late in the season TO arrange for it.
Members OF the Cathedral choir had
their annual outing at Rhodes on he
Pawtuxet yesterday. Notwithstanding
the general gloomy character OF the
weather, the day was thoroughly enjoyed.
The trouble between Capt. Charles Boise
OF schooner James Baird and John Shea
his cook, was settled before District AZ.
torney German yesterday morning, and
the cook Is now In the hands OF Shipping
Commissioners MacNair.
A party numbering about 100 OF the
comrades OF Battery b, First Rhode Isl.
and Light Artillery, their wives and fam
lies assembled at Crescent Park Yesterday
IN attendance at the 25th annual reunion
Of the Veteran Association.
During the past few days the house
keepers in various parts OF the State have
been complaining OF the swarms OF small
red ants which have invaded the pantrles,
kitchens, closets and store rooms, and
which repel all attempts to dislodge and
exterminate them.
The death OF James German at River
side Sunday, was caused by his neck
being broken. James German, father OF
the deceased, called and claimed the body
and removed It to his late home, 10 u
street, Providence. Deceased was about
% years OF age and unmarried.
Soon after 10 O'Clock last evening cleo
trio car No. 8, while going up North Main
street, collided with the street sweeper
just above Exchange street. The horses
were thrown down, the axle OF the sweep
or broken and the driver thrown under
the brush, but not injured. The dasheI
OF the car was somewh hat damaged In,
sweeper was disabled and put Of duty.
Word was received from East Provi.
dence yesterday afternoon that lad
named Albert Crist residing there, hac
run away from home, and was thought tc
be In this city. In the early evening tn,
lad was found In the vicinity OF the ole
horse car barn, and was locked up at tn,
station to await the action OF the Eas
| Providence authorities. lIg says he die
not run away, but came out to visi
| friends.
James Allen, the famous aeronaut, wa
ia town yesterday. Mr. Allen is now 2
| years ola, but seems rs hale and hearty a
when more than thirty years ago he mad
daily balloon ascensions for the Army o
the Potomac. lie reports the balloon bus
iness extremely good this Fail, aud spok
OF several ascebsions already arrange,
for. lie continues to make ascension
when 1t is necessary, but his sons do mos
of the yoysging.
At the meeting OF Tower Post, No. 1,
last evening the comrades listened 20