Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-18
TERSE TRlBUNEITES



What wonder my failcy's wooedf
Il mods and bows 80 saucily
To the music Of her mood.
And when my sweetheart slyly rests
Quite still and will not speak,
The red rose would so fain reply
The bloom ON her dimpled cheek.
The red rose oft has swayed "No"-
My sweetheart cold can be-
But, you see, like 1t 80 well because
She nodded a eyes" to me.
William Il. Grimes Is Ill.
James Steele Is very Ill at the Adams
House.
Albert Haigh and son are at Riverside
for the summer.
Tower Light Infantry held drill meet
Ing last evening.
THIS evening Winnodaughsis Council,
d. of L., will install officers.
Fred Z. Barnes Is seriously Ill at his
home, No. 666 Dexter street.
A. NJ. Williams, one Of Bridgeport's
finest, is the guest of friends here.
Misses Maria and Katie McGinn left
yesterday for Boston to visit friends.
The Pawtucket Street Railway Co. has
received the motors to equip sixteen new
cars.
Mrs. II. A. Morrow OF jersey City is Wis
iting Mrs. Henry r. Cauifeld Of Barton
street.
The funeral of the infant son OF VII.
liam A. Angel took place yesterday az
ternoon.
Department Commander Daniel R. Bal
lou and staff will pay an official visit to
Tower Post Nov. 25.
The funeral of Lillian Irene, infant
daughter of John Dodge OF Dunnell aye
nue., took place yesterday afternoon.
The people OF Newport haye started
movement to purchase suitable memo
rial to the memory of the late Mayor John
Waters.
The switch on Dexter street near
weeden has been taken up and the Fair
lawn and Dexter street routes ere being
connected.
The annual reunion Of the members Of
the Sd regiment, Rhode Island Heavy Ar.
tillery Veteran Association, is being held
at Rocky Point today.
Several members OF the local Y. M. c.
A. are enjoying the annual encampment
of the Providence Y. M. G. A. on the
shores of Mt. Hope Bay this week.
The funeral of James e. Higgins OF this
city took place this morning from the
residence of his son.in-law, P.J. Trodden,
No. 7S6 Atwells avenue, Providence.
A large number from this city attended
the opening of Walnut Grove last even.
ing. Many went out by wheel, but the
majority patronized the electric cars.
The workme of the Providence Tele.
phone TO. have completed the manhole at
the foot OF High street and are now filling
MP the trench In which the conduit was
laid.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jane Duxbury, who
died from the injuries she received by the
Worcester express near Lonsdale Sunday
night, took place this afternoon at 2
O'Clock from her late home on River street,
Valley Falls.
The Pawnee took an excursion from
Providence today, and the State Council
of d. of l.. have the boat chartered for this
evening for moonlight sail. Tomorrow
the First Baptist Sunday School will make
an excursion on the same steamer.
Edward Johnson, IS years OF age, ran
away from the Sockanosset school for
Boys yesterday afternoon. This Is the
second time johnson has made his escape
from the institution within three months.
Johnson's home is at River Point.
A reunion Of the descendants o: Robert
Fletcher, who settled at Concord, Mass,
In 1890, will be held at the Bromneld street
church at Boston August %, and Paw
tucket will be represented as there are q
number of the desoe ndents in this city.
A pair of large, handsome bay horses
have been purchased by the fire depart.
ment and will be used on the chemical
and hose carriage at the Fairmount sta
tion. Chief Brierly will use one OF the
old pair and the other will be kept for
spare horse.
George Perry, the lad who was charged
with breaking and entering the house Of
George w. Ramsbottom and stealing q
bicycle, pleaded nolo contendere yester.
day In court and sentence was deferred.
william Avery, who was In the same job,
made similar plea several days ago.
This evening in the caudle pin tourna-
ment on the Auditorium allevs the Audi
toriums of this city and Consumers OF
will meet and tomorrow even
Ing the Rosewoods OF this city and
OF Providence will come to-
xether. There 10 great deal OF interest
n this tournament.