Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-21
TERSE TRIBUNEITES
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF our READERS

Of OUR READERS
The true, the good, the beautiful,
Life's highest aim should be.
Read in thfee words the true mans creed,
"Love, light and liberty"
Who holds this creed hates what Is false,
Nor will he bend the knee
At Baal shrines. He worships truth
Because truth makes men free.
The true must needs be beautiful,
The beautiful be true,
For God himself unchangeably
Has interblent the two
To this celestial union, made
Ere breath the first man drew,
That living. that immortal thing
Men call "the good" is due.
Truth is the Mecca Of the mind
The pole star of the soul,
Goodness the living power within
That strives to God, the goal
The beautiful, by blending both,
Doth giorify the whole.
The laws Of these eternal powers
The universe control.
Jesse Robinson was given six months
at the State Farm for being q common
drunkard.
Next Sunday at Crescent Park the Prov.
idence and Rochester teams will play q
championship game. :
The Committee on Water of the City
Council visited the Diamond Hill reservoir
yesterday for inspection.
Saturday, July 27, is the date for the
Sacred Heart Sunday school excursion
this year, and Crescent Park is the desti-
nation.
Mr.. Thomas Kelley, who is studying for
the priesthood at the Brighton Seminary
is expected home tomorrow to spend bis
vacation with bis relatives in TINS city.
The rails for the sPawtucket street rail.
way trestle over the Consolidated railroad
have at last arrived and are being hauled
to the trestle ready for laying.
Thursday OF rext week will be visitors
day in the public schools below the.ninth
grade, and all interested are invited to at
tend which ever school they may be in
terested in.
Intentiong OF marriage have been filed
by Patrick Carr and miss Mary McCor.
mack, both ofthis city, and Everett NJ.
Worcester OF this city and Miss Eliza.
beth Leslie of Central Falls.
In the advertisement of the Boston &
Providence Clothing Co. last evening it
was said that the firm would close out the
$40 indigo blue sack suits for 1915. 1t
should have read s6.75. This is bargain.
Another opportunity Is offered the pub
lie to purchase house lots at Darlington
tomorrow at auction sale. Take q ride
over to that side OF the city and see what
Is solng on. Sale commences at 2 O'Clock
p. m,
Mss Kate Farrell gave birthday party
at her home on Sumner avenue last even.
Ing. Refreshments were served and the
evening" was sdent In general social man
ner, with songs, recitations and piano
duets.
Mr.. Francis Hussey Of Mowry street
will arrive home tomorrow from the
Buffalo Theological school, where Is pre-.
pairing himself to enter the priesthood
He will spend his vacation with his
parents In this city.
The great closing out sale Of the Misfit
Parlors begins tomorrow, three weeks
earlier than usual. This gives bargain
hunters ample time. There's no need to
call attention to the advertisement In this
issue. A blind man couldn't miss 1t.
The French people of Rhode Island and
Massac chusetts are contemplating holding
a great "French Day" at Crescent Park
some time In August, with addresses by
some of the most eminet representatives
Of their race, and other special attractions.
Rev. II. f. Kinnerney OF st. Joseph's
Church left this afternoon for Bosto and
tomorrow morning he will sail on the
steamship Scythia for an extended trip
through Ireland, England, France and
Canada. He expects to be absent about
four months.
A woman living near Lock Bridge made
day that her son, % years OF age, has not
spoken q word In the house since Christ
mas time, though he talks at his work
sometimes. lie will pay no board, and
she cannot do anything with him. The
case is beyond the power OF the police,
On Pleasant View last evening two
buggies collided in attempting to pas,
each other on a narrow part OF the roac
where the Union Railway Co. is laying
rails for an extension to the new machine
works. The result was that the buggy
belonging to Christie Carley OF Attleborc
was overturned and lady and two small
children thrown out, though without in
jury.
As team belonging to Geo. Il. Newell
was standing In front of Dempsey
bleachery this morning the horse tooh
fright while the driver was absent anC
started on run down North Main street
The wagon collided with an electric ligh
pole and the horse cleared himself from