Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-12
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Are moments lhat klhu.
Oh, can't you 10 your world OF doubt
Admit a little fash
OF sunshine now and then without
It's going all 20 smashf
Quit blasting every happy bud,
Quit clUuding every hour,
Quit pasterina our gods with mud.
Quit making sweet things sour.
We're tired 81 ropiners who
Imbltter every cup.
Ring OFT, ye bilious winners, do
For pity's sake let upl -,
The Union Railroad employees will meet
this evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Christian died at her
home in FairlswD yesterday.
The work OF cutting N the end OF the
New Mil building at the bridge has
begun.
Rev. VI. Fiizg, raid OF the Church OF the
Sacred Heart returned yesterday from
Brighton.
st Mary's Christian Doctrine Society
will hold their snnuai excursion Satur-
day, August 4th.
+. p. Tobie and his son, Willis, spent
today at the camp of the Rhode Island
Militia at Quonset.
A. f. DeVere is putting some elegant
lettering on the windows OF the Benedict
House sample room.
James Monaghan OF Fall River was a
welcome visitor at the TRIBUNE office
yesterday afternoon.
Inh I'm ha
tioner, attended the Confectioners' Con-
vention at Boston today.
Bernard McCaughey, the North Main
street furniture dealer, entertained James
Monaghan OF Fall River yesterday.
District Deputy Thomas &. Sherman OF
Fall River paid an official visit TO Hope
Lodge, Knights OF Honor, last evening.
There will be great game OF base ball
on the Dexter street grounds Saturday
afternoon between the Woodbines and
Lonsdsles.
II will be- a pleasant sail To the camp OF
the Rhode Island Militia tomorrow on
the Steamer Pioneer which leaves here at
10 o'clock.
The families OF Police Sergeant James
p. Nickerson and DR.. Edward N. Lane
have returned from their three weeks
stay at the Cape.
The outing OF Delaney Council, X. OF e.,
on steamer Pioneer August Is promises TO
be one OF the pleasantest occasions OF the
excursion season.
Mrs. y. A. Herrnstsdt aud her little son,
Alvin, and Miss Bessie Paris OF New
York are the guests OF the Misses Powers
OF North Bend street.
Rev. ID. w. Faunce will deliver the SER
mon at the recognition OF Rev. A. ID.
Lorraine as pastor OF the Baptist Church
at Woonsocket this evening.
DO not forget the sll-rsil trip to Nan
tasket on Saturday without change OF
cars. The round trip is only q. Train
leaves Pswtucket at 9:15 a. m.
In the District Court yesterday after
noon Margaret Pick, an old woman OF "a
years, was adjudged insane and ordered
committed to the State Insane Asylum.
The local markets are closedi his after.
noon, not because there is any scarcity OF
beef, but because OF an agreement to close
Thursday afternoons during July and
August.
Last evening Leah Lodge, ID. OF r., en-
tertained Florence Lodge OF this city and
Rose Standish Lodge OF Proy'dense. A
supper was served end an entertainment
followed.
The amusemepts at Boyden's Crescent
Park, as can be seen by referring to our
advertising columns, are very attractive
and will make the visitors stay at that
place enjoyable.
Pawtucket people should ipatronize the
| Pioneer on her trip TO the Rhode Island
State camp at Quonset Point tomorrow.
She leaves her wharf at 10 O'Clock and the
fare for the round trip is only 20 cents.
Miss Mabel Bowers, daughter OF Fred
erick Bowers OF Laurel street, reached her
seventh birthday yesterday and the occa
sion was observed by gathering OF 30 oil
40 OF her little friends at her parents res.
idence.
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evening band concerts at Roger Williams
Park. In previous years the Union Rail-
road Company have employed Reeves's
Band, but so far no arrangements have
| been made.
The Board OF Aldermen at last recog-
nizes that there is a committee on educa
tion. The question OF High School ac-
commodstions is to be considered by
them. Come, Mr.. Watson, brush up your
Greek and Latin.
When does the Mayor intend to call Q
meeting OF that joint special committee
on his lengthy message on ma.
ture study and physical exercises In the
schools9 Must the committee wait for
the return OF Mr.. Bsrnefield from Europel
The water is extremely low in the Ten
NJ lie river, and at the central dam I'm
Rumiord is fully three feet belog the
level OF the dam. In order to have water
at the Providence pumping station one OF
the central gates has to be kept open ali