Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-30
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Graduating Exercises In
the Public Schools.
SUPT. DRAPER A BUSY MAN.
Arrangements Completed For the
Fourth Gov. Brown Will be Here.

Today the closing exercises of the pub
lie schools are being held at the various
houses of learning in the town of Lincoln,
and the scholars are looking forward to the
long vacation during the Summer months.
Special exercises have been arranged In
nearly all of the rooms, and there was a
liberal attendance of the pupils parents
and friends.
The graduation exercises of the High
School will occur this evening at the Con-
grcgationai Church and the programme
as previously printed In these columns
will be carried out. The members of the
class are: Latin English course, Edwin
Q. Broome, Harry f. Burnham, Susie c.
Downs, Minnie II. Hough, 8. Ethel Mer-
rill. Louis A. Olney; English course,
Charles F. Eddy, Leah s. Vasiet; honor
pupils, Minnie II. Hough, first honor,
Susie g. Downs, second honor.
The class motto is "Remigate; ne fuc-
tuate."
and has much to do during the Summer
vacation. He has made excellent advance
ment I'm the condition of the public
schools and intends to make more pro-
gress In the same next term. The general
public are invited to the exercises at the
church this evening, and there should be
a large attendance to encourage the
young people In their work.
The Railing Arrives.
The new railing for the top OF the cave
at jerks Park arrived yesterday and is
being placed In position. II will be prop
erly located for the Fourth of July and
and will be of much service to the police
in preventing accidents.
Arrangements Nearly Complete.
The Fourth of July committee is yet
hard at work, and will hold an important
meeting this evening at the rooms of the
Veteran Firemen. IL is sure of a hrst
class celebration and the line will be OF
sufficient variously uniformed societies
as to make 1t picturesque, az we'll as In.
teresting. His Excellency Gov. Brown
has accepted an invitation to parade and,
with his stan, will appear mounted.
| Chief Marshal Gottschalk will receive
him at the line of the town and escort
him to position. Several more companies
have signified their intention to parade
and the Pawtucket Band will appear at
the right of the line with 30 pieces. The
| oavalcade promises to be a prominent
| feature and In it's ranks several well
known citizens will appear.
The meeting tonight should be well at
tended by the committee and all business
possible completed.
The staff of the Chief Marshal will ap-
pear with silk hats, black coats and
white duck pants. The Pacifics' battery
Is being placed In excellent condition for
the days work In the firing of the salute.
Veteran Firemen Meet.
The Veteran Firemen's Association held
| a largely attended and interesting meet
| Ing last evening. They voted unanimous
| ly to participate In the parade July
Fourth. They will also receive guests
and the Volunteer will be on exhibition,
arrayed In its best attire.
Interesting Items.
| The Sons OF Veterans will parade the
| Fourth.
Superior Lodge, I. o. o. f., will hold an
important meeting this evening.
| The Veteran Firemen will wear new and
handsomely designed badges July Fourth.