The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-31
NEWSLETS

Howdy. Mister Winter! II 1t isn't you
again
Haven't had a visit from you SIM"
dunno when. .,
Thought / heard you laughin'-must a
been a week ago .
when the north wind shouted just as IL
began To blow;
Thought | heard you chuckle "hen TIC
grass was turned 10 brown
An the wtthered flowers lost their holt
and huttered down,
Hear YOU at the window; hear you In the
chimney. too
Howdy. Mister Winter; howdy. howdr
do!
o. the street.
Leapin' an a-dancin' like they all was
bound TO beat.
Jumpin' far an further till they're scat
tered roundabout
Some gives up an falters like they was
all tuckered out;
They all know you're comm ana they
rustic from the trees
Catchin' in their hurry 10 the myers or
the breeze.
Worryin' an scurryin' to get AWAY rom
you
Howdy, Mister Winter; howdy' howdy
do.
Little brook is sleepy where II winds
around the hill
Yesterday twas singin' but today IT'S
very still.
Somethin' come an told II In the middle
afternoon
An II stopped It's singin'-never finished
all the tune,
Hawk away up yonder in a ne~ver-endin
sail:
Somewhere from the stubble comes the
whistle OF n quail:
Frosty mist n-creepln' where the sky was
clear an blue
Howdy. Mister Winter; howdy, howdy
do!
Howdy. Mister Winter. I can hear you at
tn door.
o-t+r~-f r-hfaziu- III the SHADOWS
paint the floor,
Play among the pictures; an the rudy
CLEANS q light
Stream out through the windows. where
you're waitin' I'm the night.
I can hear YOU mutter I'm the bushes down
the lane.
See your snsS- flakes pattin' on the
CLOWN window pane.
Here's the place for me TO be. an there's
the place for you
Howdy. Mister Winter: howdy. howdy
do!
Chicago Tribune
Harry J. Hughes tailor shop. 10 west
minister street. was entered Sunday. and
clothing 81 the value OF 1880 taken.
The complaint against Charles Fiske.
for non-support OF his minor child. was
discontinued In the 9Th district court. to-
day. on payment OF costs.
y.IttI.-. n-. -.-
fenced 20 the farm for six months by
Judge Rueckert. today. Timothy Kennedy
was held in $500 for trial Friday on the
same charge.
Arthur NJ. Luther OF Silver Spring. re-
ports stolen from his boat at that dock n
set Of blocks and 100 feet OF rope. the
property OF the L. s. Life Saving corps.
valued at s..
Dominica Tesla was fined 800 and costs
in the 9Th district court today. for inter
fering with the registration OF electricity
by a meter owned by the Narragansett
Electric Lighting Co.
Frank Slavin was fined $50 and costs in
the 6th district court today for cruelty to
n horse. He settled. John T. Paine was
fined SEQ and costs for the same offence
and took an appeal.
John Devine and George Ryan were held
In 5000 each by Judge Rneckert. today.
for trial, next Friday. on the charge OF
stealing IL posts valued at $50, the prop
erty OF the city OF Providence.
The rehearsal held by the Peoples
Choral society Mt Falstafr hall last even
ing was well attended. The edection of Of
ncers was postponed until next Monday.
Gaul's Holy CITY," is 20 be given this
winter.
Joseph Milmer. se years old. was found
unconscious In the Montreal lodging
house, 1876 Richmond street at : o'clock
this morning. An ambulance was called.
but Milmer died before II arrived. Medi-
cal Examiner Perkins said that death was
from national causes.
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