Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-24
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oh. stranger sailsl Oh, drifting isles d foam!
Clouds Of the morning, frlnsed Win sanFon
What OF the dawn that brings mS hearts
desire7
wha, of the day that sees my ship come home'
The gray dawn grows to golden day.
The brown sails CLINT through the pearly mist
The fisher his blue eyed lass has kissed,
And his boat moves over the shining bay.
All day long on a sea Of glass
The ships will come, and the ships will go,
And the breath Of the salt sea breezes blow
Where the thyme smells sweet In the dry bent
grass.
when the laden boats come back from the bay
And the west burns red in the sunsets glow,
The tide may ebb and the tide may flow,
But a lonely heart will have gone its way
Exchange.
Ice dealers wore a 7x9 smile this morn.
ing.
The School Committee will meet at 8
o'clock
Officer NemiJz is confined to nis home
WI muscular rheumatism.
There will be another meeting OF the
Amateur State Baseball League tonight.
Monday evening a rehearsal for the Y.
NJ. {. A gymnasium exh bitions Will be
held.
Monday evening the veteran fremen
VIII meet to arrange for the annual
chOwder.
The Hackott case will be resumed Tues
dsy evening at brigade headquarters
when the defence will be put in.
James Scully, the Woonsocket weller.
weight pugilst, who was training TO fight
Dan Eagan OF New Bedford, has disap.
peared.
Thursday night Charles Dowler OF Prov
idence delivered his second lecture on Eu-
ropean travels before Brigade No. 4, Order
of AliredIans.
People did not stand out doors very
long sdmirlng the Northern Lights"
although il was q beautiful sight about
o'clock last night.
Now that Wsshington's birthday is a
thing OF the past the early riser may re-
sumo his fabricstions about seeing blue
bros and robins.
The boy, Patricg Mcdonald, who at
tempted to steal house on North Main
street was released as Gen. Arnold did
not care to prosecute.
The praying band connected with the
Epworth league OF the First M. +. church
will conduct the service at the Central |
avenue mission tomorrow at 3:i5.
Officer Dwyer stopped runaway horse
that belongs to fish peddler from Marie
vile yesterday afternoon on Mineral
Spring avenue. No damage was done.
A curiosity OF the bivalve species in
the form Of a clam with two well deyel-
oped snouts, which was caught in Wick
ford waters, has been on exhibition there,
Il. A. Corbett will feed the hungry and
cheer the weary with song and sermon
at his Sunday breakfast mission in the
Masonic Temple tomorrow at 10:3C
o'clock.
Bishop 1ierney, the newly consecrated
bishop of Hartford, has been presented
with a beautifully decorated gold crozier
The gift is from his alumni friends OF st
Joseph's Seminary, Troy, n. Y.
Rev. Henry A. Wales OF Biddeford, Me.
brother OF Representative Abijsh T
Wales OF Attleboro, has accepted the IN.
vitation TO deliver the Grafton at the 200tt
anniversary OF Attleboro next October.
North Attleboro now has a 900 plant
of it's own and Thursday the engine,
were started, lighting 1000 iDcandescen,
lamps. 1t will take some time for tn,
people to get accustomed to them as the,
have been two years In darkness.
II is claimed that Carr's pond water a,
Jericho needs the addition OF neither soaJ
nor bluing to restore soiled garments Il
their original purity ano whiteness. Thi
statement, however, is not general,
credited. But Jericho's linen Is OF tn,
whitest Just the same.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
OF Holy Trinity hurch will discuss tn
question. "Resoived, That the Nc
Kinley bill would be more advantageous L
the working people than the Wilson
BILL" Sunday evening, March 4tb. Herr
r. Horan and Edward LAWN will tax
the affirmative and r. b. Farrell AM
Christopher McHsle the negative side.