The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-07
NEWSLETS.

An infant blowing bubbles In tho light;
See how the glory grows-a rainbowS here
Is prisoned by a fairy's touch: We hold.
Thro' lore most dear and true. the pot
OF gold
Where rainbow touches earth, should
now be near
1t breaksY What mT Wen blow one far
more bright.
A youth thro' Fancy's golden portals
peeping:
gracious realm Is here; no. enter all,
Here bide tho fiery muses.. graces soft,
The palm and laurel summoning a'oft
To fame-nay shut so soon? mere
blank wau7
Well. here at hands earth's harvest for
the reaping.
Old age beholding IN the firelight's gieam
pageant OF the tolls OF vanished years;
All, lfe vision thro' the fitful glow
or blossomings immortal that shall grow
From sod where fell those once unmoan-
ing tears
What dies the name7 All. deathl still
ours the dream.
Town and Country.
Henry w. B. Hill was fined $50 and
costs In the sixth district court today for
selling impure milk.
Dehlia Neagie of 15S Plain street missed
from a cellar yesterday afternoon 81
worth of wood and an axe.
is at 43 Grant street. has been missing
since early Thursday morning.
ZP. Gardner was fined $50 and costs
IN the sixth district court today for ne
glecting to register as milk dealer.
Edward Stills. colored. was held in 5000
by Judge sweetland tody for trial June
l3 for the larceny of s1o.5o from Will
liam w. Phillips.
Pntrick Campbell was fined $50 and
costs by Judge sweetland today for steal
ing a SIS watch from a bunk on the
steamer Warwick yesterday.
Mrs. Mary F. Arnold OF East Provi-
dence reports to the police that her gold
watch and chain was stolen from her
while In Infantry hall last evening.
Thomas Brady OF Philadelphia called at
the ChafYee street police station last even
ing and reported that he had been rob-
bed of rs cents. while In a saloon on the
| square.
John Brophy OF rs Grove street. Milford,
| Mass, fell in a At at the corner OF Dor
rance and Westminster streets at 7:45 last
evening and was taken to the Rhode ISL
and hospital.
Mary Curran. who failed to show UP as
| a witness In a complaint to be heard be-
| fore the sixth district court yesterday.
| was fined 81 for contempt of court by
Judge sweetland today.
The Rhode Island Bar association will
| hold a meeting at the Pomham club on
Thursday, June 18th, at IL o'clock. noon.
Lunch Will be served at that hour and a
clambake will be served at 2 o'clock.
The Faithful Workers will meet at the
Randall Square Gospel mission. No. 81
| Chalkstone avenue. Sunday afternoon at
| 4 o'clock Mr.. Lewis will lead and Mrs.
| c. d. Poole Is expected to sing. Let US
welcome you.
| J.B Marshall of 95 Oakland avenue re-
| ported to the police last evening that a
colored man called at his home In quest
of something to eat and when he had
gone he, Mr.. Marshall, found that the
keys OF his back entry and cellar doors
| had been taken.
George r. Hughes. driver for Hem
nessey Bros. was held In $500 by Judge
| Sweetland today for trial June 13 on the
| charge OF embczziing S3o.14. Hughes. in
delivering laundry work. is accused OF
holding back small sums OF money re-
ceived from customers.
Max Lauglins. employed by Max Bijou
of Marysville. was kicked by a horse he
was driving on Reservoir avenue. yester-
day afternoon and a fracture of his right
leg is the result. He was taken to the
Rhode Island hospital The animal be-
| came frightened by an automobile.