Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11
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September sunshine, warm and low.
On all the hills is lying.
But through the fields and pastures go
The vagrant breczes, signing.
The butterflies fit aimlessly
Above the short, green clover.
The squirrel with his glancing eye
Has searched the woodland over.
Upon the beach the white sands lie.
Unstirred by little fingers.
The bright waves lapse reluctantly,
The last unnoticed fingers.
The shrunkon brook goes murmuring by,
All its brown pebbles showing
The robins sing complainingly,
''We may as well be going"
But in the weed choked paths once more
And where rank grass was growing,
The schoolhouses dingy door before
The little feet are going
"Goodby," they say, "dear hill and sea,
Goodby, sweet summer pleasures.
Keep safe for us, o field and tree,
Our precious forest treasuresl''
But sweeter notes than wild birds glee
Ring in their happy voices.
The light that shines on land nor sea
In their clear eyes rejoices.
From childhood's 3 realm, by trustful looks.
Shy words and mute caresses,
Comes-taough 1t no intruder brooks
The hope that warns and blesses.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met this afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Mrs. Louise Davis ct SO Exchange
street.
The building boom does not seem to
abate. This evening the Board OF Alder.
men will have "a petitions for building
permits to act on.
The third annual gathering of the des.
oendants of Joseph Williams, eldest son
of founder OF Rhode Island, was held ct
Roger Williams Park today.
man named Cannon who was locked
up by the police last night was discharged
by the court this morning, which is tho
proper thing to do with q cannon.
Trolley parties on the Interstate are
common occurrences, but there will be
one this evening composed Of South At.
tleboro people that is of more than usual
interest. tThe party will go over the
circuit twice.
The first Fall meeting OF CourtlCity of
A. o. F., will be held this
evening when the committee on anniver-
sary will make its report and other busi
ness of Importance will come before the
Every member Is requested to
be present.
This evening the Board OF Aldermen
will meet In regular monthly session and
1t is expected there will be large amount
Of business to transact. It is expected
that the session will be SO long that the
IN no
take place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The first general teachers meeting OF
the year was held this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock at the Church Hill school. There
was large attendance of teachersy and
addresses were made by Mayor Henry e.
Chairman Barker of the school |
and Supt. Gilman q. Fisher.
There will be meeting OF the pigeon
fanciers OF the State at Hunts Hotel, Dex-
ter street, Central Falls, tomorrow even
Ing at 7:30 o'clock to arrange for an ex-
hibit at the annual exhibition OF the |
Providence Poultry Association in De-
cember. All fanciers are invited to at.
tend.
Fred Curtis Thornley,, an employe of
The Narragansott Machine Co., and Miss
Edna b. Blaisdell were united In marriage |
last evening at the home OF the brides
uncle, William J. Mitchell, 249 Public
street, Providence. Both young people |
reside In Providence. They have many
friends In this city.
There was to have been q meeting OF the |
Pawtucket Boat Club and athletic associ-
alton last evening to decide on several i'm
portant matters, one of which being
the club would be reresented at
Lawrence Sept. II. A quorum was not
present so It was decided to leave the
matter in the hands Of committee.