Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-02
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Rest to tho coil worn brain.
Rest to the hands and feet,
Rest from life's struggle and strain,
Rest from its fever and heat,
Rest in some quiet country lane
Far from the loud city street,
With its wretchedness, squalor and pain,
There with calm nature to meet.
From her lips fresh with dew or with rain,
Alone in her sacred retreat,
The secret of rest thus to gain,
Such rest-ah, how sweeti
After labor comes rest,
After the day cometh nigh6,
Peace to the troubled breast,
Joy to the sad and opprest
And to the darkcned sight
Out of the distant west
At eventide cometh light. =.
80 when the weary fight
OF life has been fought and won
To the captive soul cometh flight
To regions beyond the sun.
Mrs. James Waters of Baltimore is visi
ting friends here.
Tower Post met last evening In the new
hall and transacted routine business.
William j. Welch, who was chairman OF
the Lorraine strikers, IL seriously vi.
Officer Sweet may now be seen any fine
afternoon riding handsome bicycle.
The game here on July will be played
In the forenoon when Brockton will be
here.
The local base ball management Is going
to give Pitcher Jim Sullivan of Lowell a
trial.
| The members of the Pawtucket Boat
Club anticipate fine time at Lake Pearl
July4.
The street railroad track at the junction
| OF Dexter street and Railroad avenue has
been repaired.
There will be alarge number OF !games
at Swansea Friday when the Sunday
schools visit there.
There is only one day more In which to
prepare for the Fourth of July and every
body is making the most of 1t.
The State census will not be completed
for couple of weeks although 1t was ex.
pected it would be finished by July 1.
The Naval Reserves have received their
new uniforms and will parade thirty men
and three officers at Providence July4.
At the Pleasant View Baptist Church
last evening the Junior Endeavor Society
gave an entertainment complimentary to
their relatives and friends.
The following Rhode Island pensions
have been granted: Original, William II.
Holten, Providence; Washington c. Pur.
we're, Providence. Reissue, William Ho.
man, Peace Dale.
Thomas Dawson, the aged man who
disappeared from this city April %, has
been brought home from England by his
son Amos, who found him In the aims
house at Oldham.
The Interstate electric cars carried large
crowds all day yesterday, 1t being the frs
J day on which regular trips were made
. since the failure of the old company abou
year and half ago.
Work on the Fountain street sewer Il
progressing very slowly. The people arr
very anxious to have IL completed as tha
IL all that keeps the Interstate cars from
coming to the foot OF High street.
The case OF Mrs. Patrick McKenna VS.
the city of Pawtucket as beneficiary o
Patrick McKenna was continued yester
, day In the Common Pleas Court and th
case as Administrative comes up for tria
at the Fall term.
very large number from this city at
tended the lawn party held on Gallagher
lawn, Pswtucket avenue, for the benefi
OF theHoly Name Church Of Providence
last evening. The grounds presented
perfect picture OF fairyland.
Peter O'Reilly, driver for Hose Co. No
8 of the Fire Department, rode a bicycle
from Pawtucket to Lonsdale this morn
ing, ate hearty breakfast and covered
the distance in 22 minutes. He Is think
ing seriously of challenging Monte Scott
fora five mile road race.
Rev. FIR. O'Neil, the eminent Dominican
father, will lecture In the Sacred Rear
Church at the 1890 o'clock mass mex,
Sunday. Father O'Neil was in this cit,
some few yearS" ago at . mission In th
Sacred Heart Church. He also, 1t will b.
remembered, lectured In the Csthedra
about year ago on the subject of "Book
and Their Reading" He is q very forcefu
and eloquent speaker and will be listene,
to with interest and edifcatiou by all VIII,