Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-23
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J ywill arise and go now. and go TO Innisfree,
And q small cabin build there Of clay and
Eine bean rows viii hsve there, hive for
the honeybee,
And live alone in the bee loud glade.
And shall have some peace there, for peace
comes dropping slow,
Dropping from the wells OF morning 10 where
the cricket sings.
There midnight's all a glimmer, and noon a
purple glow,
And evening full OF the linnet's wings.
3 will arise and go now, for always, night and
day,
hear lake water tapping with low sOnnots
by the shore.
While stand on the roadway or on the pave
hear ii in the deep hearts core.
w. b. Yeats.
Tower Light Infantry will hold a social
this evening.
May Temple, Pythian Sisters, viii hold
ball tonight.
oficer Donnelly was assigned TO his old
beat last night.
Mrs. Arnold Holden of this city is visit
Ing friends at Anthony.
Court Woodlawn will hold compli-
mentary social this evening.
Franz Donath is making improvements
on his Garden street property.
The creditors OF Spencer & Co. have
been paid 80 cents on the dollar.
Miss Hattie Browne OF East Greenwich
is visiting her parents at Woodlawn.
The floor OF the First Ward room which
gave way at a caucus recently is being re-
paired.
Some more quail we're released this
week by the Blackstone Valley Game
Association.
According TO City Solicitor Barnefield's
ruling the police wall lose their pay while
on their vacation.
Don't forget the matinee OF "Frou-
Frou" at Lothrop's Opera House. Miss
Rober Is making big hit.
The Consolidated road now has tailor
car that visits each station when the en-
ployes are measured for uniforms.
The Easter window of the Boston and
Providence Clothing Store is beauty.
II is the work OF Salesman Durgin.
Wednesday was Mayor Tiepke's birth
day, but he was rather bashiul about sta
ting his age. He's over p though.
A map of the city OF Pswtucket show
ing the 20 police beats in colors has been
placed In the guard room at the station.
A new building has been erected at At
tleboro for the Sun and the new plant
will be used for the frst time about the
31st.
Cameron Clemons OF Lothrop's stock
company intends TO start a good
company on the New England circuit
next season.
The police may employ an attorney 10
look up he law in regard TO the pay OF the
members Of the force. The matter Is be.
ing talked up.
Manager McGowan OF the Standard
Boot and Shoe Company has his brother
in-law, Lawrence Gillespie OF New Bed
ford, as a guest.
1t has been announced that the police
lost 1000 days last year, but II has not
been stated that $50 OF those days were
the ten days vacation gwen to each OF the
IS men on the force.
Don't forget the grand sacred concert
to be given at Lothrop' Opera House Sun
day evening under the auspices OF the
Central Fails Temperance Cadets. The
box Office is now open.
The clerks OF the Lorraine Manufact-
uring Company and Glenlyon Dye Works
will hold their annual banquet, followed
by an entertainment, this evening, at the
psrlors OF Gelb Il Norton.
Some pretty improvements have been
made at the store OF Meiklejohn & Lomas
In Trinity Square, and 1t is now one OF the
handsomest and best-appointed piano
ana organ wsrerooms in the Stste.
The Supreme Court Is having some
trouble In finding place In Woonsocket
in which to dispense justice in April.
Rathbone Lodge, X. OF p, have refused to
rent Pythian Hall where the court Tor
merly sat.
local saloon keeper drove sharp bar
gain with Salem man this week. The
Pawtucket man ran saloon in a building
that is soon to be torn down. He got the
Salem man TO buy the place for g, 900, but
did not state that the building was going
to be demolished. rne Salem man gave
him his check on Boston bank for the
amount ana soon after he did 30 learned
that he would soon have to vacate the
building. He Immediately telephoned
to Boston to stop the payment OF the