The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
NEWSLETS


April dawn.
when the boushs will break in blossoms
as a flag is lifted up.
| When the grass will rise and run with 'he
laughter OF the sun
And the sky will seem TO pour US wine
from out a magic cup;
And wei sing because OF knowing all the
songs the wlrd IS blowing,
And the earth will be the gladder for
the dreary days agone,
Then wen catch the murmurcd words M
the singing OF tho birds
When the earth has rolled 10 springtme
just a little farther on.
For the good old earth 1t knows where
the robin and the rose
wait to set our hearts TO leaping for
the beauty of the day
And It knows the necromance of the vio-
lets that dance
To the music Of the brooklet that once
more is loosed in play,
10, the blossom petals drifting in the
breeze forever shifting.
And the forests flaming greener for
their battle with the snow,
Then Wen catch the melodies OF the wax
ing honey bees.
For the good old earth Is rolling 70 the
robin and the rose.
Shut your eyes. and you may dream ol
the dandelion's gleam,
Where the careless hand OF springtlme
has been spilling all its gold.
While the meadow over night filings aside
the wintry blight
And it's carpet smooth as velvet is by |
fairy hands unrolled.
Then Wen know the tang and tlngle OF |
the blossom scent that mingle.
And well taste the joys Of living IN the /
wondrous April dawn,
For we're swinging 10 the wiles or the |
singing and the smiles.
To the blessedness OF springtime-just |
little farther on.
Chicago Tribune.
The sl2 ship bell of the barge Expounder. |
lying in slip AT foot OF Dorrance street, |
was stolen March T. Peter Creegan, 80 |
Ocean street reports his tool house, near |
the slip. entered the same night and a |
lamp and clock stolen.
Martin Regalia, arraigned in the Sixth
district court this morning for non-sup-
port OF his wife and two children. was
placed I'm charge of Probation officer Wal
lace on his agreeing 10 pay 50 week Tor
the children's support
The Providence Opera House was closed
today from III a. m. to p. m the time
during which the funeral services Of the
late Frederick s. Farwell was held at his
late residence at Warwick neck The
closing OF the hUuEe was out OF respect
TO the memory OF Mr.. Farwell.
Box 135, Admiral and Hawkins street,
was sounded at 3:i5 yesterday afternoon
for a fire i'm the kitchen Of house at so
Veazie street. occupied by the family OF
Gatano Iaci. IL was caused by using gas
no n Ia
A false alarm from an automatic box OF
the Rhode Island Protective companys In
the Textile Finishing Machinery company,
63 Pike street. resulted in Hose 10 maxi
ing needless run at l0f0 last night
Crossed wires probably caused the trouble
Lieutenant John Il. Hartnett OF the
Second station received last night pack
age OF 20 black elastic ladies' hose sup
porters, which were found on the street
by Thomas McIIenry OF 46 Nicholas street.
The lieutenant is holding them for a
claimant.
A lecture on Development and Growth
OF Christian Charity" will be given by
Rev. Robert Schwickerath. S. j., OF Dos
ton. Sunday evening. March u.s. at
o'clock I'm Infantry hail. South Main
street. The proceeds Will so TO ST. Jo-
preccde the lecture
Captain G. s Horton Is the David
Harum" OF the Providence police and de-
lights In riding behind good horses. with
an occasional swapping deal TO enliven
things: Yesterday afternoon n bay horse
attached to n buggy ran away from
Charles street, where It had been left
standing and on Nicholas street tho
horseman captain stopped IT, Augustus
Higgins. 1s Lexington avenue. North
Providence. owner OF the rig called for il
later at the Second station.
Cold weather came back yesterday and
with 1t the blanket thief For week or
more the police reports have not had
any records OF this style OF activity. A
red lined buffola robe was stripped from
a horse belonging TO Thomas jennings, .
Bailey street. Arlington. which was
standing on Eddy street in front OF the
steam mill at $40 yesterday afternoon.
Two horse blankets stolen last year were
recovered yesterday by Detective @. II.
Monahan Of the seventh station.
Rev Arthur Greenleaf OF Boston
preached the second sermon In tho Lenten
services at ST. James church on Broad
way last evening. The series. which
started last Tuesday evening, will end
April 10 The following the schedule for
the remaining meetings: March 20. Rev.
william Worthington, East Greenwich,
r. L.: March o. Rev. Edward I. Sullivan.
Newton Centre. Mass. April g. Rev. John
Hutchccon, Warren. II. l.. April 10. Rev.
wifrcd l. Hoops. Cambridge Mass.