Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-07
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She was listless maid; her eyes were bluet
Perhsps her thoughts were great, but they were
few.
They wandered here and there, and now and
then
To her returned, but soon they fed again.
And after time had lapsed and still they stsid
Her eyes that longed 70 know why they do
layed,
etraying away upon the faroff view,
Soon lost their own in that more distant blue.
and though her face Is fair. as all agree,
There's vacancy where two bright eyes should
be.
Youths Companion.
Florence Lodge, ID. OF r., will meet to-
night.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
night.
The bicycle got ahead OF the robbins
this Spring.
About tomorrow look out for change
IN lne Nedlner.
Pswtucket Branch, Royal Arcanum,
will meet tonight.
The woodbine Base Ball Club held
meeting last night.
This evening Blackstone Encampment,
/. F. o. F., will meet.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium exhibition
will take place tonight.
Eureka Lodge met last evening and
worked the degree OF Knight. -
Some OF the police wore helmets yes
terday. Harbingers OF Spring.
The funeral OF Mrs. Olney Coyle will
take place tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
Five new letter boxes have arrived at
the Postoffice from Washington, ID. &.
Pawtucket Is wonderfully free from
crime hen compared with other cities.
Heavy overcoats will be the safest gar
menis TO wear for several weeks TO come.
The Peoples party convection will be
held at SHADES Hall, Providence, tomor-
row.
"Paul Jones" is shining the shoes OF
Yale students today at New Haven at 25
cents pair.
The squares of plate glass In the new
Conant building are the largest in the
State and are insured for s14S each.
Kinyon Branch, No. 1, X. |. T. U., gave
musical and literary entertainment in
room 6, Kinyon block, last evening.
At the meeting of ironside Council, No.
a, o. u. A. M, last evening a collation.
was served and the evening spent in
social manner.
A leak In steam pipe on the fourth
floor of the new Bridge mill Monday
night did considerable damage to the
stock OF occupants.
Some OF the candidates for political
honors may have cause TO think they
joined "Knockemont Lodge, No. /, G. q.
NJ" after the Spring election.
Delaney Council, X. OF c., will meet to-
night when State delegate p j. Murray
will have something to report In regard to
the meeting of the National council.
Foster, the weather prophet, says we
may begin today to look out for seven
big storms accompanied by high winds
and heavy snow which will all arrive here
before April 10th.
While Mrs. Lease was in Lynn last
Sunday there were four alarms OF fire.
1t wouldn't pay to have her visit the
town very often II her impassioned
oratory was the cause OF the fires.
BY an ingenious arrangementiof mirrors
the skirt or serpentine dancer Is now
multiplied Is times when she appears on
the stage. We had an idea that this kind
of a dancer was plenty enough before.
1t is doubtful IL the poet who wrote
beautiful Snow" ever handled a snow
shovel or that the man who wrote "Life
on the Ocean Wave" ever navigated
more dangerously than riding on a canal
boat.
The end OF the world has now been set
for March 8, 1895, at 8 a. m. The public
will take notice that there will be Just
tine for the Inauguration OF anot her
president; so the politicians can keep
right on.
The funeral of o. NJ. Remington will
take place tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock from the Church of the Mediator
on CraDstop street, Providence. Inter
ment will be In the family lot In Elmwood
cemetery.
The remainder OF the quail purchased
by the Blackstone Valley IGame Associs-
tion were released yesterday and will
probably have more OF "snap" than the
former lot although some OF these are still
living.
While Gothamites are booming
"erester New York" and Hubites "greater
Boston," what's the matter with the
especially the city fathers, Of this
town getting "move on" and do some
thing practical towards greater Paw
lucketf"