Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-12
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Like swans upon thu water lie
The yachts>vith folded sails,
Dreaming beneath a coudless sky
OF long delaying gales. u
White In the golden day they gleam-- = ~.
These playthings of the deep
And wait some whisper in their dream
To call them forth from sleep.
There comes breath from out the west.
A cloud across the sun,
ripple stirs the oceans Breast
And, 10, their dream is donei
Free to the breeze they spread their wings
The anchors lift, and now
Under the ropes the sea wind sings
OF salt spray on the bow. b.
And gladness follows all the fleet,
Howe'er they turn and tack,
And gladness waits at home to greet
The white sails coming back.
Lyons Delaney was in Boston today on
business.
Capt. Owen Daley has returned from
his vacation.
"Sock Ter down." boys, and bring home
that trophy.
P.McQuillan and wife have return ed
from New Bedford.
Charles E. German, Esq, of Providence
was In town today.
Mrs. Jessie r. Morgan has returned
from Greenville, N. H.
Bernard T. Lennon and wife left today
for the White Mountains.
Mrs. Timothy Sullivan is visiting
friends in Brockton, Mass.
Miss Lizzie Mcbride of Wauregap, c.,
Is visiting friends in this city.
Mayor Tiepke attended the Red MEMS
celebration at Providence last evening.
Edward Larkin OF Concord, N. H., was
the guest Of James II. Mooney yesterday.
Frank e. Greenslits is spending week
with his parents at Danieisonville, Con n.
Capt. II. &. Robbinssof West Harwich
has been visiting at II. B. Merry's home.
Officer John O'Brien went on duty again
last evening as ordered by the Board of
Aldermen.
A. Z. White, musical instr actor of the
public school, is suffering from an attack
of lum bago.
Patrol Driver Henry Massey returned
to duty last night, after a vacation OF
over week.
Samuel q. Fuller, contractor and
builder, has made an assignment to Ed
ward w. Blodgett.
Edwin Darling and large party OF
friends left to-day for Hotel Lockoff, Sugar
Hill, N. H., to remain during the month.
Charles H. Sherman and Mics Grace 8.
Davis were united In marriage last even
ing at the residence of the brides father,
No. 45 Beech street.
Miss Minnie Brown, who is making q
trip around the world, Is the guest of
friends here. She will leave Monday for
New York and Baltimore.
Marriage Intentions have been fled at
the City Clerks Office by John Ellis OF
this city and Miss Kate McGirl Of Prov
idence, Theodore Paterson and Miss
Jennie Hallquiet of this city.
The West Side business mon of Central
Falls defeated team made up of en-
ployes OF the Pawtucket Street Railway
Co. on the Dexter street grounds yester-
day afternoon by score of 9 5.
The Rev. 8. II. Hillard OF Boston will
preach next Sunday morning at Trinity
Church on the work Of the Church Tenn
perance Society. The ofiertory will be for
the promotion Of other society's efforts.
Lawyer Thomas f. Vance today filed In
clerks office OF the Common Pleas Di.
vision of the Supreme Court the criminal
reasons o. appeal In the case of State VS..
Fox. Ihe defendant was convicted In the
District Court OF this city on Aug. IL.
Kasper Kern, who was taken suddenly
Ill last week with an organic trouble
which wes thought at first would prove
fatal, was at his place OF business yester
day feeling quite str.ng and greeting his
customers with his usual pleasant smile.
Daniel Carney of this city has accepted
a position as vegetable cook In the City
Hotel, Providence, aud this morning COM
menced upon his duties. He has not as
yet recovered his lost pension voucher
and he now holds the government for }96
Tor wounds he received In the late war.