Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-19
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Tiredi Well, Whnt Of thatl
,ris but comm G ins' Is wearlness-
And only by eXr y IS painful stress
May life attain through discipline its goal
And bring TO duty's shrine astrengthened soul.
Lonely Well, what OF THAR
What IL companionshp, then, after all,
But some ideal that is bound 10 fall
And only through greater sacrifice
Prove JOY unworthy OF the purchase pricef
Dark Well. what OF that2
Hung e'er a night above this pilgrimage
Do dark Its stars might not our fears assuage2
Alasi such consolation fills the night
A soul Of sorrow wishes not the light.
Hardi Well, what Of that3
The CALLING yoke has callOused 90 the neck
or aspiration that II gives no check
To long accustomed habit-all life's task
Is grateful exercise crushed hope would ask.
No helpl Well, be II ~.
The stOuter courage must We then display
And show stole front 20 stern dismay.
Thus, when all faithfully life's work Is done,
Some unseen hand Will IL crown well won.
George l.. Bowen in Chicago Inter Ocean.
A new slO counterfeit is in circulation.
Florence Lodge, ID. OF r., met last even
ing.
The people miss the Interstate cars this
kind OF weather.
The fair OF the Burnside Cadets will be
open this evening.
The Pswtucket Street Railway Company
has forty good horses for sale.
Today was visitors day in the public
schools and there we're many callers.
The verdict on the Hackett court mar
tisl will be made public Friday OF this
week.
The curbing is being removed from the
Prospect street side OF the No. 3 engine
house lot.
f.. +. Gillian, proprietor OF Ideal Tea
House furnished Delaney Council with
coffee last evening.
A party OF Pawtucket dog fanclers went
to Boston yesterday to attend the annual
bench show in Mechanics Hall.
The. amateur ball players have limbered
up and will soon be out with their defy
"to play any team in the State"
Wimodusis Council, Daughters OF
Liberty, will hold an entertainment and
social In Chickering Hall this evening.
The school flags are flying today in com.
memoration OF that great historical event,
the battle OF Concord and Lexington.
The pupils OF Miss Mary +. Lynn, the
accomplished reader, are preparing for the
annual entertainment to be held the latter
part OF the month.
Martin Burns complained TO the police
yesterday afternoon that his little son had
been bitten by dog belonging to Will
liam Bassett OF IL Hurley avenue.
Work on the new barn OF the Paw
tucket Street Railway Company on Cen
trail avenne is progressing rapidly. A
large force OF men are at work and the
structure will be ready for occupancy be-.
fore June /.
The marriage OF Miss Helen, daughter
OF Lewis Woodward OF he l.. 3. Darling
Company, and T.. Wright Webb OF
Wilkesbarre, Pa, took place Tuesday
evening at the residence OF the brides
parents in North Providence. The young
couple Will reside at Wilkesbarre.
The annual May eve ball OF the Irving
Literary Club in the Music Hall Assem- bly,
rooms promises TO be better than ever his
year. An efficient committee is In charge
OF the arrangements, which are about
completed. Both rooms will be utilized
and the decorations will he elaborate.
Today, Patriots Day, is the anniversary
of the battle OF Lexington, when the al
most immortal Paul Revere made his
famous ride, the day when the brave and
hardy minute men made such a heroic
stand against the British red coats, and Is
being appropriately observed In all
Massachusetts, cities.
Michael Carlin, who was constab ble In
Pawtucket when this city was part OF
North Providence, died Monday night al
his home In Wanskuck from a compllca.
tion OF diseases. He was one OF the
charter members OF the first temperance
society organized in the State. The fu.
neral took place this morning from st,
Edwards Church.
Capt. Joshua Lothrop isa member OF
the committee appointed by the New
England Veteran Firemen's League "a
draw up the rules to govern the competi-
tions the coming Summer. The rules will
come up for action at meeting OF the
league to be held in Boston, Tuesday
Mays, when the site for the annual
muster will be selected. II will probably
take place in Hartford, Ct, this year.
The calamity croakers are getting very
little encouragement just at present. II
has been the custom for the mills in Fal
River 10 suspend operations on Fast Day
now known as Patriots Day, but yester-
day the mill managers posted notices tc
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