Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-13
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And common people" in this case
Include plain folks like me and you
l. he who boasts that from the time
When he was but tender youth
His neighbors all have known him as
The man who always tells the truth.
Now, truth telling Is very well
II there Is any need OF 1t,
But sometimes people bring out facts
Just to give other folks a hit.
One needn't lie in such q case,
But keeping stills no crime, forsoothi
And he who keeps still far outdoes
The man who always tells the truth.
Sometimes indeed little lie
May be excusable in part
II Il is meant to help friend
Or save him from an aching heart.
But truthful things said just to hurt
Are always hateful and uncouth.
Lord, save us from that Pharisee,
The man who always tells the truth.
Officers Nemetz and Callahan are on
their vacation.
John Keenan, of River street is smiling
today. It's q girl.
Charles @. Tracy left yesterday for a
three months stay In Maine.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Co. will make
six trips down the river Sunday.
William e. Newell has returned from
Florida where he spent the Winter.
Mrs. William Erskine and family are
visiting friends ar South Glastonbury, Ct.
The Naval Reserves met for drill last
evening In their hall In the Cottrell block.
Mrs. H. G. Starkweather of Plainfield,
Ct, Is In this city on visit to her son,
Prof. H. l.. Starkweather.
Frank Fowles and E. Harper of this
city have been granted a patent on ten
sion device for loom shuttles.
John w Kelley of Taunton has returned
home after having spent few days very
pleasantly with John Coyle, Jr., OF this
city.
Miss Louise Brennan Of Pine street,
whose mother died short time ago, has
gone to Worcester to reside with her
sister.
represent the local branch of the letter
carriers ut the convention to ba held in
Philadelphia In September.
The role of Sir Joseph Porter In "Pina-
fore" will be assumed at Crescent Park by
John Saunders, the famous operatic come.
dian OF the Fay Templeton company, who
has just signed contract with Director
Reeves.
Star and Crescent Cycle Club will hold q
regular meeting on Friday evening. After
the meeting they I'LL take run to one of
the members house where collation. will
be served.
This evening the Grand Council .oi the
Select Temples OF Honor will meet In
annual session in Nonpareil Temple OF
Honor hall. The election of officers will
take place and other important business
Will be transacted.
The children of the German school VII
enjoy picnic In the grove at German
town, just back of the old horse car barn
on Rawtucket avenue, next Saturday after.
noon. The children will be under the
ssre Of Prof. Leopold Hamburger, and the
proceeds are to be devoted TO the support
OF the German school. In the evening q
dance will be held In the hall Of the Ger
man Literary Society.
The graduation exercises Of Brown Uni.
versitv will take place tomorrow and the
number of graduates IL ninety I've, which
curiously enough, corresponds with the
year, 1896. The young men from this city
who are members OF the class are % fol.
lows: Herbert n. Adams, George X. Atha,
George w. Bartlett, John e. Boodin,
Henry e. Cooper, Thomas p. Corcoran, N.
Wheaton Dexter, John A. Tillinghast and
Eugene G. Williams.
A meeting Of the st. Mary's Ladies'
Auxiliary Temperance Society WEE held
last evening. The report of tho delegates
to the league was received and the net
amount Of the proceeds OF the lecture by
Rev. A. p. Doyle In the Auditorium was
turned into the treasury. A committee
was appointed to assist the male society
In their picnic on July4.
Commencement exercises OF the Sacred
Heat parochial school, Pleasant View,
viii be held on tomorrow sxening In
Lothrop's Opera House. The programme
will be made mp Of rhetorical selections,
vocal and instrumental music, and dra-
matte readings, by pupils who have been
under the care Of the Sisters of 1T. Joseph,
teachers In the school. The entertain
ment will be one offs varied and attrac.
tive nature, Of interest to the public, as
well as to the friends OF those who may
take part. Admission is free, aud the ex.
ercises will begin at o'clock. A cordipl
invitation is extended to all who are In