Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-18
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| Bravely into the battle Of life.
| Bravely into the rattle Of strife.
| Enter ye hearts chat are noble and true,
Doing the work you are fitted to do.
Danger waits those who their duty would
shun.
He's safe who feels sure that the field shall be
won.
So rest not in zero; rise high as you can.
Live like a hero and die like man.
Never as now were heroes required,
Never as now the divnely inspired.
The world waits for leaders to lead 1t along
In aid of the right and opposed to the wrong
II welcomes the poet who scars as he sings
And the word Of the Lord which the true
prophet brings.
So don be Nero all evil to plan,
But live like hero and die like man.
The cross needs uplifting to point men above.
To tell them God lives, full OF mercy and love-
That no soul need perish, redemption Is near.
Though yonder is heaven, the kingdom Is here
That the true life that's lived Is the living for
Others
For God is our Father. and all men are broth
ers.
30 rest not in zero. Up, high as you can.
Live lilre hero anc die like n man.
Use Strange's Salve. All Druggists.
w. Waldo Robinson has returned from
his Western trip.
Toe American Grocery and Tea House
gave barrel of -four to st. Mary's bazaar.
Msyor Tiepke went to Newport 10 at
tend the funeral OF Mayor Waters yester-
day.
Col. Robert McCloy has gone to New.
burg, N. Y, TO attend the funeral of a
relative.
The Pawtucket Woman Suffrage
League holds regular meeting at $3.50
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Graham OF this city
are the guests of Robert j. Sweeney and
wife of Newport.
James j. Cogan and Rose A. Kane, Wal
ter F. Ogsley and Mary F. Dnff have filed
marriage ententions.
Mrs. Hugh J. Carroll and family have
returned from Phenix where they spent
Easter with relatives.
This morning before Judge Shove FIVE
parsons were fined 81 and costs and two
of them were women.
This evening at the Church OF Our
Father the annual Easter sale and chicken
pie supper will be held.
The South Providen.e Cadets have
challenged the Grattan Cadets for apot her
competitive drill for $3.50 side.
The dedication OF st. Joseph's parochial
school Sunday evening will be grand
event In the history OF the parish.
Manager Perrin of Brockton arrived in
town yesterday with Bierbauer, the star
player that Willis has been traded for.
A very pleasant meeting OF the Auburn
Club was held last evening at the home Of
Mrs. William F. Cofiey, 579 York avenue.
The women's Relief Corps of Tower
Post held q supper and entertainment
last evening that was attended by the
members Of Tower Post.
The Diamond Base Ball Club 10 organ.
lied for the season and would like to hear
from any club in State. Address David
Moran, No. 9 Lewis street.
The University Grammar School base
ball team defeated the High School team
on the Prospect street grounds yesterday
afternoon by score OF 16 to IL.
The committee on nominations OF St.
| Mayy's Y. M. c. A. will meet this evening
to fill any vacancies that may have oc-
Cured. The election takes place Sunday.
A. B. Slater, Jr., superintendent Of the
| Providence Gas Co. end secretary OF the
American Gas Light Association, gave q
practical talk on "Light" at the Y. NJ. e.
A. rooms last evening.
The funeral Of the 2.year-oid daughter
of Thomss German OF Fuller avenue took
place yesterday. Death was due to diph.
liberia. The family OF George Morrow Ia
also sadly afflicted by this disease.
1t is possible that q cottage will be pur-
chased In the Cherry STREET school district
for kindergarten purposes. The owner
at irst wanted rs cents q square foot for
the land but later agreed to sell for a
much smaller sum.
Edward McCann fell on Division street
yesterday afternoon, striking on his bead
and rendering him unconscious He was
taken to the station in the ambulance,
where City Physician jerks attended his
| injuries, which were found to be slight
A golden opportunity is offered the pun.
lie to purchase gents furnishings at O
mere trifie at the well known tablish.
ment OF Sol Cohen. All goods which wa
damaged by water and smoke at the re.
cent fire will be sold regardless OF price
The sale began today and will continue
| the remainder of the week