Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-04
TERSE TRIBUNEITES


A Song Of Beef and OIL.
There are many heavy burdens
| Weighing on the peoples backs.
But the one that most oppresses
And occasions public grief
Is the current price of kerosene
| And beef beef beefi
There's that Consul Waller muddle, E
And the Honolulu mix,
And the Nicaraguan puddle,
That may get us in fix,
But the burden of the public's song,
| That makes their pulses boil,
| Is the current price of western beef
| And oil, oil, DILL
New York Evening Sun.
The Maroons will appear In their new
uniforms todsy.
This morning before Judge Shove one
person was hned " and costs.
Today and Monday Lewistons Will be
the opponents OF the Maroons.
The Kings daughters held social
meeting In the Kinyon Block, last even
Ing.
The omnibus from Providence to lSwan
Point cemetery will be discontinued this
year.
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George, will meet and elect officers to.
night.
A well known ex.city official is the
owner OF dog that delights in robbing
clothes lines.
Supt. Fisher has arranged for series OF |
grade meetings to be held at the Garden |
street school.
Tomorrow the members Of the Star
and Crescent Club will enjoy q run to
Rumstick Point.
Today Is the anniversary of the passage
Of the Rhode Island Declaration OF In.
dependence In 1776.
Visit Fairlawn tomorrow apd see the
handsome house lots offered for sale by
Charles Il. Chandler.
Rev. j. Leech Porter will resume his
labors as pastor of Trinity Church tomor.
row after long illness.
Mrs. A. 8. Hazard OF Providence will
address the Pawtucket Spiritual Associa-
ton tomorrow evening.
Tomorrow many members OF the Delaney
Council will 60 to Woonsocket to assist
In confering the third degree.
At the WoodIawn Baptist Church last
'veping anniversary exercises were held,
he church being two years old.
The Gospel Temple meeting will be held
sunday at 5p. m. In the rooms OF the
Kings Daughters, Kenyon Block.
Sunday trips will be resumed by the
fall River Line, commencing tomorrow.
The Priscilla and Puritan are In commits.
ion.
The funeral Of Bartholomew Sexton will
axe place tomorrow afternoon at : O'Clock
nd ths comr.des OF Tower Post Will at.
end in body.
For nice dinner visit the restaurant of
. B. Havens & Co. The best Is served and
he prices are the moderate. Catering for
'arties, weddings, ETC., speciality.
Monday evening there will be meeting
4 the Tower Light Infantry, Kearney
light Infantry and Pa~tucket Horse
Guards to arrange Toy dedication of the
lew Armory.
Benjamin F. Deane OF this city has
'een summoned to Pittsburg, Pa, a. a
Vitness for the government in q case
gainst b. A. Gupp, alleging the use of
he mails for fraudulent purposes.
Irving Clifton Pease, grandson of Daniel
Clark OF Park Place, died at 1.-THE home 9
4 his parents at Northampton, yesterday.
ie was ten years Of age and son Of Alvin
|. Pease, formerly superinte ndent of
chools Of this city.
Manton Scott won the frst road race OF
he season at Auburn Plateau, yesterday.
he distance has trifie over FIVE miles 1
nd Scott's time was fifteen minutes
hrse seconds. The prize was house lot 7
alusd at &125. there were eighteen en-.
ries and eight starters. Scott left last
light for Maiden, Mass.