Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-25

IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Annual School Meeting
This Evening.
CH0WDER BY THE VETS.
Reunion Of the Christian Doctrine
Society to be Held.

District Nos. and 2, will be held this
evening in Temperance Hall, High street.
The bill which was introduced in the leg
islature changing the system was pigeon
holed in the Senate and the meeting to-
night will be held as called.
CLANS and Business Men.
Next Thursday evening there will be a
meeting OF the Business Mems Associa.
tion and chowder will be served which
ensures a good attendance. There will be
speeches and everything else that goes TO
make up properly conducted chowder,
and perhaps the calling together OF the
members to enjoy themselves may create
little enthusiasm.
Christian Doct rine Reunion.
The first grand reunion OF the Christian
Doctrine Society connected with the Holy
Trinity church will be held i'm Temper
ance Hail. High street, on Friday evening
May 5th.
The society has done large amount OF
work since its formation, and the parish
OF the Holy Trinity is much better off on
account OF its existence. The reunion
will be an enjoyable affair for the mem
bers and their many friends and will tend
to induce Others who are not members to
join and thus bring them within the in
fiuence OF an organization that cannot
fail to make them better men and women.
Firemen WIN Eat.
There will be two chowders served this
week, and first comes the Veteran Fire
mems Association meeting Wednesday
evening, when the delicious mixture for
which Rhode Island is famous will be
served in q. A. r. Hall.
The veterans are Jolly crowd, and a
good time may be expected by those of
their friends who have received an invita-
tion not to be absent on that occasion.
All the "good old times" will be talked
over and the "boys" will think of the
time when they addressed each other as
"old man."
Interesting Items.
Court Flower OF Dexter meets tonight.
Miss Nellie Cheetham of Dexter street
is i'll.
Court Central OF the East side meets
Friday evening.
Attend the annual school meeting in
Temperance Hall tonight.
The annual election OF officers of the Cres-
cent Literary Association VIII be held to-
night.
Chilly Spring seemed to have slid off the
lap Of summer yesterday, but came back
this morning.
At the school meeting tonight registry
voters can vote for school officers but not
for appropriations.
The members of the Sacred Heart Tenn
perance Society will go to Olneyville We'd
nesday evening to attend the fair OF the
Temperance Cadets.
And now Superintendent of Schools
Robbins and Colonel Watson are engaged
in tug -of-war to ses who shall perform
certain duties which both claim.
The Stars will play practice game with
the New England League team one weel Z
from tomorrow on the Dexter street
grounds. The Stars have received new
uniforms.
Men from Pawtu cket and other place
are employed by Surveyor Patt on the
highways while there are taxpayers here
idle. Lincoln men should be given
chance first.
Az the meeting OF he Council Saturday
commission will be appointed to relay
Dexter street and abutters on High street
will be heard on the proposed widening
o. that thoroughfare.
Tomorrow evening in Cadets Hail.
Central street, n Leap year social will be
given by the young ladies OF this village.
A large number of invitations have been
issued and prospects are bright for Il
pleasant evening.
The stirring drama, "To BE or Not To
Be-" will be presented by the Town
Council Saturday afternoon. The plot is
is strong and deep and in it body OF men
are wavering between what they know To
be right and what their party demands of
them.
At the meeting Of the Sacred Heart
Temperance Society yesterday four can
didates were admitted and five PROPOSE
tions received. 1t was voted to hold a
May fair from May 81 to 80, and to go To
Olneyville Wednesday evening. Members
will meet at the hall at o'clock.
VIII the Republicans stick to their
agreement and grant their friends and
hcelers all the pork pie" and tavern
licenses asked for? That Is the question
that is troubling the liquor dealers at
present. The Republicans want the liquor
element with them in June and feel
obliged to accede.
The Stars played tie game with the
Berkeleys Saturday and the former tried
nobly to even up the score. II looked
hopeless for time, as the Berkeleys were
four runs ahead but by steady work and
no player getting discouraged, the Stars
saved themselves from defeat. Russells
work with the stick was artistic and
effective. The Stars are second 10 none
and are ready for the Banner Boys at any