The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-05
BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
PAWTUCkET.

Holy sepuIchro Commandery.
Holy Sepulchre Commandery, Knight
Templars, held its annual conclave last
evening at Masonic Temple. North Main
street. A banquet was first served in the
lower hall by Caterer Havens, which was
partaken of by 100 Sir knights The
eminent commander presided at The
table, and Sir Knight James NJ. Davis In
voked divine blessing. After the supper
the commandery was convened and the
following officers elected: Eminent COM
mander, Horatio A. Brown; general
Charles f. Harrison; prelate, Arthur B.
Tyler: senior warden. Fred Il. Taylor;
Junior warden, s. Willard Thayer; treas
urer. Augustus w. Crowell; recorder,
Edward II. Lowden; standard bearer,
John +. Clark sword bearer, Charles S.
guard, David j. White; second guard,
Charles II. Miller; first guard, George !.
McAllen; organist, John r. Adams: musi-
cal director, Albert C.. White; sentinel,
Edward Card. The officers were then in
stalled by Eminent Sir knight William
X. Walker.
The Pawtucket Boat Club.
The meeting of the Pawtucket Boat
Club was held last evening. The com.
mittee framing u new constitution and
bylaws reported progress and thought
they would be able o report at the next
regular meeting. The resignation of G..
Fred Crawford from the club was recei we'd
and accepted with regrets. Mr.. Crawford
was one OF the old members of the club,
ana served as its vice president for
number of years. His resignation was
caused by the pressure of his official du-
ties. A committee from this club will
meet with n committee from the Paw
tucket Cricket Club before long to con-
slider the matter OF forming union ath-
letic club.
The Police Pay Roll.
The police pay roll went through the
regular course this week. IL was pre-
sented co the committee on police last
evening with the suspended men omitted
by order OF the mayor" hut inserted by
the committee on police. 1t was then APP
proved by the committee on accounts
with the exception OF the specials.
The District Court.
John Osfield wrs arraigned in the Dis
trict Court last evening on three charges,
one of maintaining common nuisance,
aud two Of selling liquor without n
license. He pleaded not guilty on the
three charges, and his trial was set down
for Oct. H.
Arthur Tardi was arraigned on the
charge of making an assault upon Fred.
erick Bondreau and Simon Boudreau
He said that the boys had assaulted him.
and he pipched and cufied them. He was
fined 81 and costs on each charge.
Tnos. McCusker. known rs Broadly"
was sent To the state farm for six mouths
as n common drunkard.
Tne case against John Fullerton for
bastardy was continued until January
9th. 1893.
Eight persons were fined s2 aud costs
for drunkenness.
Olney Arnold has declined to act ms
chief marshal of the parade on Columbus
Day.
Points OF Interest.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board Of aldermen will be held this
evening.
The Pawtucket Chess Club will dcd-
cate their new quarters this evening.
At the meeting OF Eureka Lodge, X. OF
T., last evening, one application was re-
ceived and six candidates were initiated
in the fnst rank
The committee Of the city council on
the celebration OF Columbus Day will
hold meeting at the City Hall on Thurs
day evening.
Prof Alonzo Williams has accepted
the invitation TO deliver an Grafton at the
exercises on Columbus Day.
CENTRAL FALLS.