Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-19
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Do you remember years ago, my Bertha,
When you and were lovers fond and trus,
The tender vows you made To me, my Bertha,
The loving words that replied to you?
reoollect as yesterday. my Bertha,
How you and declared our love for life.
I'd be your husband, said then, my Bertha,
And you'd 30 happy as my little wife?
The years have come and gone since then, my
Bertha,
And time has cast our lots In different ways.
Today see you once again, my Bertha,
AS fair as In those bygone, youthful daya
Have you been true TO me all time, my Bertha,
II should lay my fortune at your feet
And ask you now II you'd be mine, my Bertha,
Would you those tender, loving vows repeati
Alas alasl II cannot be, my Bertha!
realize 1t, and heave a sigh,
For you are married now, you know, my Ber-
tha,
And as for mo well, married, too, am II
boston Traveller.
Col. Remington has gone south.
Robert Linton, Jr., is he happy father
OF boy.
The Jefferson Club OF the first ward met
yesterday afternoon.
William T. Victory OF Brocston, Mass,
spent Sunday in town.
Eight persons were fined g and costs
yesterday in the District Court.
Court CITY of Pawtucket, A. o. f. OF A.,
will hold grand ball March 26.
The two year-od daughter OF Thomas
I. Maher OF Carson street died Yesterday.
This evening the cold water voters will
select delegates 10 Their State Convention.
Miss Nettie Holt Harding OF Boston
addressed the Pswtucket Spiritual Asso-
citation Yesterday.
There was chalk talk a, the Y. NJ. c..
A. rooms Saturday evening. Money
still talks, however.
The stock OF George {. Stillman was
damaged by water Yesterday, also that OF
Dalton 4 McCaffrey.
Lyons DelaDy's loss by fire is more
than was at first estimated lie has tele.
graphed for new stock.
Paul Jones said last evening that thst
was now his legal name. Perhaps he got
tired OF his old one, Pfeifer.
II people would ali increase their in
comes instead OF cutting down their ex-
penses the times would be easier.
The impression seems to prevail that
Paul Jones will get around the world all
right II he doesn't stop at Philadelphia.
James II. Parker, superintendent of the
Glasgow Company's mill, South Hadley
Falls, Mass, has resigned to accept a
position in this city.
Owing to some accident to one OF the
electric cars OF the Prospect line the cars
were three-quarters OF an hour late yes
terday morning at IL O'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Polsey Will re-
ceive their friends at the celebration OF
their silver wedding at their home or
South Union street this evening.
Any man may loudly claim TO be gooc
citizen, but IL there are no ashe,
spriDkled on the sidewalk In front OF hi,
house there is room for grave doubt.
There will be Prohibitionist caucus IL
Clan Fraser hall this evening for the pur
pose OF eiecting delegates to the state
convention to be held in Providenc,
Thursday.
The following six students OF Black
stone were admitted to practice at the
Rhode Island bar today: Sober Edwards
Fred A. Greene, Elmer A. Wilcox, Edwart
ID. O'Connor. George X. Macleod and c
Slocum Smith.
John L. Gobeille is in New York, hav
ing gone there Thursday last to meet hi
wife and Miss Margaret Thompson, hea
milliner of his Prov idence store, both q
whom arrived In New York yesterday o.
the steamship City OF Paris. Mrs. Go
beIlie and Miss rompsou spent six week
in Paris and London selecting the lates
styles and novelties in spring millinery.
Ths feasts on the calendar Oi the Catho
lie Churcb for this week are as follows
Today, Blessed Conrad, confessor; Tue.
day, st. TyrsuDis, bishop and compsr
ions, msrtyrs; Wednesday, st. EleoDor
queen, fasting day; Thursday, st. Msrgs
ret OF Cortons, penitent; Friday, st. Pet'
Damian, bishop and confessor, fsstin
day; Saturday, st. Matthias, apostle.