The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-25
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.

i OllNlO OlN i MI OOiAL
The Arrangements Of Enterprise Lodge
for the Anniversary.
The program of Enterprise Lodge, l o.
q. f., for tomorrow is as follows: They
will receive as guests Aurora Lodge OF
Attleboro, with their wives, in the morn
ing, and after lunch will take special
train at about 10 o'clock for Providence,
accompanied by their guests and Bald.
wins Band of Boston, where they will
join in the grand parade, which will be
witnessed by the wives OF the members and
their friends from the elevation of the Sans
Souci Garden. About2 o'clock they will
escort their guests back to this city, where
a short street parade will be made in con.
junction with Good Samaritan Lodge and
their guests. The ladies Of Leah Lodge,
ID. OF r., Enterprise Lodge and the visit
ing ladies will dine at o'clock at the new
hall, while the Odd Fellows will have
supper at 4 o'clock In another hall in the
same building. In the evening there VIII
be an entertainment and dancing TO the
music Of Baker Brothers orchestra.
The Sons of st. George Attend Church.
Samuel Slater Lodge, order Sons of st.
George, yesterday observed st. George
Sunday, the Sunday nearest to st.
Georges Day april 22). by attending
church. In the forenoon they attended
service at the Broad Street Baptist
Church in Central Falls as the guests OF
Abraham Lincoln Lodge OF that place,
and in conjunction with them, under the
marshalship of David Shawcross. The
Rev. George p. Perry delivered the ser
mon. In the afternoon the Central Falls
Lodge became the guests OF Samuel Slater
Lodge, who escorted them To. the Thomp-
son NJ +. Church, where the pastor, the
Rev. John II. Newland, delivered ser
mon upon the subject, "Men and Their
at both churches by delegations from
britannia Lodge of Lonsdale, What
Cheer Lodge of Olneyville, John Bright
Lodge of Providence, Beaconsfield Lodge
of Providence aud Mayfower Lodge OF
WansKuck.
The Pawtucket Thstles and the Cor
hams played a game of football in the
Rhode Island cup tie series on the Dex-
ter street grounds, Saturday afternoon.
The official score given was goals TO 2 in
favor of the Thistles, but on two occasions
when the Gorhams sent rne bali between
the uprights of the Thistles goal the ref
cree disallowed the count. The ruling OF
the referee was evidently influenced by
the bullying manner Of the Thistles and
their umpire.
Sacred Concert by st. Joseph's Choir.
The sacred concert of Easter music by
the choir Of st. Joseph's Church at Music
Hall last evening was well attended. The
choir was assisted by an orchestra OF
twenty pieces. under the direction OF
John Canavan.
The Death OF James seeley. the Poloist.
James Seeley, the well-known polo
player, died last Thursday of pneumonia,
aged 80 years, and was buried yesterday
from Natick, Mass. He was one OF the
team when the game first started in this
city, and when the team was composed OF
only local players. He stayed with the
team until itrose to be the crack profes
sional team of the country, and when the
game began TO flag in interest in this city
and the team was transferred TO Connec-
ticut he went there with them. Two
years ago while playing with the Hart
fords he was struck in the eye by Dun.
ning's- stick-and lost the use of it. lie
made host of friends in this city, not SO
much by his playing as by his gentleman
ly and courteous manner
Yesterdays Alarm.
An alarm OF fire from box yesterday
afternoon called the entire department To
the square. The fire was in heap OF
rubbish in an old building on Jenks lane,
and was put out with a bucket of water.
Jumped From an Electric Car.
Last evening two young men who were
walking along Mineral Spring avenue,
near Lonsdale avenue. soon after o'clock,
came upon the body of man lying in the
freely about the head. They picked him
up and carried him into the drug store OF
Dr. James A. Robinson near by, where
his wounds were dressed and the police
ambulance sent for. Upon its arrival he
was taken to the station, when IL was
learned that his name was William Cam
eron. employed at the Lebanon mill. He
had quite a bad cut near one eye, and
another on the head. He did not know
how he came to be injured, but young
woman VINO saw the accident says he at
tempted to jump from an electric car.
which was going at n good rate of speed,
and was thrown To the ground.
Program OF Good Samaritan Lodge.
Good Samaritan Lodge will take the
train for Providence tomorrow about 1C
7 A. NJ, and there meet Dorchester Lodge
OF Dorchester. Mass, and join in the
parade with them. They will then escort
them TO this city and entertain them mt n
banquet in Infantry Hall ut about 3
o'clock. At o'clock the Invict Base
Ball Club connected with the lodge will
meet the new Pawtucket team In game
OF base bail on the Dexter street grounds.
In the evening an entertainment will be
held In Infantry Hall.
The District Court.
In the District Court yesterday morn
ing, six men aud one woman were fined
e aud costs each for drunkenness and
revelling
Points Of Interest.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company
carried about seventy-five persons down
the river yesterday.
The Easton & Burnham Manufacturing
Company have placed two new doublers
in the mill OF the United States Cotton
Company at Central Falls. aud have con-