Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-29


SO they coaxed him to desist
Until now he'll cen insist
On sitting III the shade and cgaretting.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
With the "bicycle pump" and tho "bicycle
A man may still scorch and be thankful to
boot,
II while he is setting to wheelmen the pace
He doesn't develop "a "bicycle foot"
Chicago Record
The dew reflects the coming day.
mount my wheel and speed away
Along the street as IL ON wings
The wild wind through my whiskers sings.
i see fat man from afar
In waiting for morning car.
A Jolt, "a crash, a sickening thud.
send him rolling in the mud
With that stern Joy which cyclers feel
In foemen worthy Of their wheel.
Life.
Upon q bicycle love goes.
No more he tarries with the rose.
What will BECOME Of him? Heaven knows.
Pdrchance at last
When tired Of racing with the girls,
Where hearts before him fall like pearls,
III catch the truant by the curls
And hold him fast!
Frank L. Stanton.
DR.. l.. A. Wilbur Is home from his va
cation.
The Business Mems Association Will
meet Monday.
A naval artillery company has been
formed In Providence.
The Pawtuckets are home again today
and meet the New Bedforcs.
Miss Nellie Burns of Providence Is Wis.
iting the Misses Farrell of this city.
MisssVictoria Maynard left today for
Montreal for two weeks vacation.
Misses Maggie Rowley and Maggie
Farrell have returned from Newport.
Saturday evening the westminsters and
a picked team from this city will bowl.
This evening the members of Company
g, Second Regiment, will hold an excur-
sion.
The field day of the Second Regiment
will be held In October during the first
week.
Misses Mary McArdle and Sadie Hanley
are spending a two weeks vacation at
Plymouth.
The riders are preparing for the road
race which will be held under the auspices
OF the Pawtucket Cycle Club Sept. ii.
The Ladies Temperance Auxiliary of
st. Joseph's Church will hold coffee sup.
per in the school hall tomorrow evening.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Walter E. Arnold and Miss Grace Z.
Leckie. The event will take place next
Monday.
Eliza Wornack, an employe of the mills
OF the Conant Thread Co., was badly in
jured about the face yesterday by falling
from a stair rail.
Labor Day the T. A. B. League and Di.
sions, the former to Newport and the lat
Ter down the river for sail.
Fred Neville, formerly chief bugler at
Fort Adams, and now of Chicago, where
he holds position with the Standard OIL
Co., is In the city for short visit. He Is
East for the purpose OF attending the
knights Templar triennial at Boston.
A man from Attleboro who works for
Wolfenden & Son adopted novel method
TO raise IS yesterday. He telephoned out
to the firm that he had been arrested and
was locked up here and wanted 70 to pay
his fine. The money came by express to
the station and the fellow got 1t after ad-
mitting that the whole matter was joke.
Capt. Rice of the police force received
peculiar letter yesterday from his little
granddaughter at Amesbury, Mass. The
letter was addressed to "Grandpa Rice,
No. 30 Brown street, Pawtucket." 1t read:
"IIurry up and send me that goat, my
dear grandpa" The little girl is only
fve years old and cannot write so she
printed the note, 1t Is little peculiar az
to the misformation of the letters, but every
word was spelled correctly. Capt. Rice
promised to send her goat when he was
visiting in Amesbury few weeks ago.
HfURtua MI