Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-20
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Three little chairs by the wall,
Three little curly heads nestled
Each on its pillow small.
Ahl who csennot read me this riddle of joyf
They re mothers own darlings, each dear lit.
tie boy.
Three little tear stained faces,
LITTLE bare unwashed feet,
Sbrinkingly, timidly stealing
In terror, lest blows they meet,
Bare dry bread on tho table,
Cold, hard bench by the wall.
Straw, and scanty blanket
That will hardly cover them all.
No kisses tonight on each little brow
God pity and help themi They're motherless
now.
Chicago Tribune
New moon tonight.
Herbert e. Rice Is in Holland.
Col. A. E. Pierce left today for Calias,
Mo.
Patrolman Bontems is doing night duty
at the station.
Miss Lizzie Meaaher, the well known
mill,ner, is In New York city.
James Meakin left yesterday for Port.
land to join the base ball team.
A band OF gypsies are encamped at the
corner OF East and Pidge avenues.
J. E. Gallagher, the East avenue grocer,
has had some pretty signs put up.
Mrs. Herbert A. Moody and dsug hter of
Hope street are at Canonicut Park.
Peter Goodwin left yesterday for Cali.
fornia, as his uncle is seriously i'll.
The annual convention of the order of
Scottish Clans began at Providence today.
McCloy & Patt will begin work tomor.
row painting the exterior OF Grand Army
hall.
The Newell Coal and Lumber Co. is
erecting shed 165x30 for the storage of
brick.
Today the Pawtucket Steamboat Co.
took the poor children of Taunton down
the rivac.
William Hopkinson OF the SayIesviIIe
bleacheries has gone to Lowell on two
weeks vacation.
The 99sths and Providence Athletics
meet this evening in the candle pin bow.
ling tournament.
Officer Dwyer covered Officer McLaugh-
Inns bea. during the latter's absence yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Grace Balcom, cashier at the New
Idea store, Will spend part of hsr vaca-
tion at Watch Hill.
The funeral of Mrs. Michael Whalen
Will take place from her late home in
LIMERICK tomorrow.
The members of Holy Sepulchre Com.
mandery, K. T., will meet for dill this
evening ia the Auditorium.
The remains OF Mrs. Elmirah johnson
arrived today from Brockton and were in
tered In Mineral Spring cemetery.
The annual outing of the Overseers of
the Poor OF the State will be held at
Rhodes-on-the- Pawtuxet tomorrow.
Several local Democrats are in attend.
ance at the clam bake OF the Democratic
CITY Committee Of Providence today.
The members Of Union Division, Uni
form Rank, X. of p, will attend the
funeral OF William W. Polsey tomorrow.
Thomas F. Mahan has accepted posi-.
tion as conductor on the Weeden street
line OF the Pawtucket Street Railway 20.
Fred Slater, a well known Providence
liquid dispenser, is acting as substitute
for Skipper Tim Sullivan at the Benedict
House while Tim Is enjoying a weeks va
cation at the seashore.
The Pawtucket Steamb boat Co. has dis.
continued its week day trips. The Bris-
tol Train OF Artillery had the Pawnee yes
terday and the SS Peter and Paul's So
ciety enjoyed sail on the Pioneer.
Miss Jennie Borden, an accomplished
young lady OF Fall River, is making a
pleasant visit to the home OF Alderman
Eastwood on Central street, Central Falls.
She is a niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eastwood.
Yesterday team calling themselves the
Woonsockets appeared at Newport. The
gang had four OF the regular players and
the boys from the City. by -the-S Sea had a
snap. The Rubber City crowd was shut
out by score OF 10 to o.
A regular meeting of Delaney Council
Will be held tomorrow evening, and as
there Is important business to be trans
acted every member is requested to be
present. Tickets for the moonlight ex.
cursion are selling well and the affair will
no doubt be pleasant occasion.
Captain John E.Dtvlne, who has charge
OF the fruit department of the American
Grocery and Tea Co. on East avenue, can
now dispense the rsrest fruits to the Gus.
toners of tho store as well as he could
swing musket IN former years. The OK.
ceIlent variety OF the choicest Iuxuries of
life are placed on exhibition In front of
the store, fresh from the market every
morning, and II the housewives of Paw
tucket are ready to put up their winter
preserves Mr.. Devine will cheerfulIy &C.
connodate them and see that they get
only the best fruit for the purpose they
desire.