Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-26
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Once an idol fondly cherished.
Which was known by the name you
| bear,
| But my fnith In 80 virtues pcrishcd
| When | found II was false as fair.
Nevertheless l could not break II
| Like an Image ~ worthless clay,
| When thought how tried to make a
All I ever could hope or pray.
In my heart. down n shady hollow.
| Where the willow OF weeping waves
| Hide false gods, was wont % follow
| Out of sight In forgotten graves.
| There you lie with no name above you
With 20 opitaph false or true
Fave the fact that used 10 love you
| Ere ~ shechem buried you.
| ELLEN 7. Fowler IN Pail Mali Magazine.
This is the season OF annual excursions.
| Sunday the local cycling club will take
a run 10 Newport.
| Mrs. {. L. Fiheld and daughters have
| gone to New Hampshire for the Summer.
Last evening the all night electrics be-
tween this city and Providence run for
the first time.
Mayor Iiepke's long message on the
school question has been printed ana will
soon pc ready for distribution.
Chief Perry's smiling face may be- seen
at the station the latter part Of this week
or the first OF next which viii be . pleas
ure 10 all.
This afternoon aud evening a picnic
will be held In ElmhurBt grove for the
benefit ofthe fund for the new convent
for Providence.
A new Masonic Temple IN this city
would be an ornament that all would de-
sire to see. The old one may be useful
but not ornamental.
Woonsocket Commsndery, Knights
Templar, Will go TO Silver Spring on July
81, and have an outing and dinner at the
Union club grounds.
Last evening at the Central avenue
Free Baptist Mission a very enjoyable en-
tertsinment was given by the young
ladies OF that vicinity.
The members OF the defunct order OF
the Iron Hall will meet In Brownson Ly-
ceum Hall, Providence, to receive the
third ten per cent. dividend declared.
The figure OF the colored gentleman
playing the banjo which may be seen In
the window Of McElrOy Il Mooney, the
clothiers, is a novelty that attracts every
body's attention.
James Ellis, one OF the lads arrested by
ON ,er McGlone for stealing apples, was
discharged by the Court yesterday after
noon as he is employed in Kinyon's mill
and did not want to lose his job.
Superintendent Charlie" ii. Savage OF
the Msnviile Company says that two OF
the fly wheels In the main mill will be
ready on Aug. o, and at that time about
half the machinery will be started.
Superintendent Daley of the Lppltt
Woolon Company, Woonsocket, employ
ing 250 hands, said Wednesday that un.
loss the season opened soon and orders
came In, the plant would have to shut
down.
Three boys escaped Tuesday from the
Massac chusetts Reformatory School at
Palmer. They are supposed TO be on
their way In this direction. The oldest
Is 10 years OF age and the other two 10
years OF age. They wore gray pants, and
were. bareiooted.
The delegates from the Young Mems
Catholic Association OF 81. Mary's parish
to the national convention 20 be held at
Plnttsburg, N. Y, commencing Tuesday,
will leave here Saturday. They are Rev.
J. II. Lennon, Joseph Osdeld Jr, and
William T.. Forbes.
Tomorrow Inc venerable Judge Thomas
Robinson will observe hts 7ith birthday
by giving clambako nj his home, Oak
Grove Farm, on Brook street ana hts
many friends will be present 10 uffur con-
gratulations and wish him msuy more
years OF unulloyod happiness.
II will take about thirty electrios TO
convey the employees OF the J. & Il. Coats
Thread TO. 90 Providence Saturday.
Even ut that number every car viii bo
crowded. The cars will loavo Coiiyer
square, tho first one at 4 O'Clock and one
every minute aitorward until ell are gone
The new patrol wagon II considered by
some to be a little too heavy for one horse
as II weighs 1910 pounds, although the
Providence patrol weighs 800 II would
be all right for two horses, but this city
cannot afford to keep four horses at the
station as would be necessary n two
horses were run on the wagon.
The annual excursion OF the employees
of the J. q 4. Coats Thread Company,
which occurs next Saturday 10 Rocky
Point, will be the next ovent down the
river. II will take train Of electric cars
To convey the 1000 people TO Providence,
snd Rocky Point will have one OF the
Target and handsOmost crowds OF the
season.
The new police signal system slipped n
cog yesterday afternoon tor the irst time
since II was put In operation in this city.
A call came ia from box Il, situated at
the depot, Tor the patrol wagon. when
tho wagon got thore Driver White was
informed by officer Rockford. who il on
duty there, that he had not sent in a call.
While the wagon was out n telephone
message came from box ~, situated on
Weeden street, asking why the wagon
had not arrived. The patrol was sent
mp there and found Officer Callahan with