Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-25
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Great Autumn weather.
Michael Ryder has gone to the White
City.
A. F. Davis and wife have returned from
the Worlds Fair.
Michael Cavanaugh has returned from
the Worlds Fair.
Tomorrow night there will be another
seance In Hibernian Hall.
This evening Grand Master J. Milton
Payne will visit Eureka Lodge OF Woon-
socket.
During the existen sc OF the Knights Of
Columbus $685., 900 has been paid out In
benefits.
The case OF Ada Young, who was hurt
In the Lonsdale accident, comes up Nov
ember oath.
Miss Matilda Kerns OF North Attleboro
won lot No. ii In the Remission Park plat
at Oldtown.
The concert OF the Fairlawn Improve
ment Society has been postponed until
Saturday evening.
Eureka Lodge, X. OF p, will pay q
fraternal visit to st. Elmo Lodge of Provi-
dence this evening.
Attend the primaries tonight Demo-
Gratis and II there are any differences settle
them In the caucus.
Don't forget the oat races at the Paw
tucket Driving Park In the 8 minute and
2:45 classes tomorrow afternoon.
Myies NJ. McNamee of Tyler Council,
Providence, has been elected a supreme
delegate OF the Knights OF Columbus.
The teachers OF the public schools will
attend the sessions NJ Rhode Island Insti-
tute OF Instruction tomorrow and Friday.
M. r. Gavin, dressmaker at No. 6 Park
Place, has returned from New York where
she has been been attending the open
ings.
At meeting of the polo league, Satur-
day evening, fine OF s25 was decided
upon for player deliberately striking an
other.
Camp A. K. Tilton, s. OF ", will hold an
open meeting this evening. The mem.
bers OF Tower Post and Tower Relief Corps
have been Invited.
The vestrymen of Trinity parish will
meet this evening. 1t is expected that the
matter of securing permanent pastor for
the church will be considered.
The Ladies' Aid Lociety of the First M.
l.. Church will have a harvest supper and
entertainment In the vestry OF the church
this evening, from to o'clock.
The following pensions have been
granted Rhode Islanders: Increase, John
Mccarthy, Central Falls; original widows,
etc., Cecilia Hampton, East Providence,
The tiger which vas killed at Roger
Williams Park last week by It's mate is to
tions In the new museum Of natural
history.
Yesterday Daniel r. Hayden, clerk Of
the Common Council of Providence, was
presented with handful, OF sl0 gold
pieces, gift from the members of the
City Council.
Daniel +. Hayden, an old newspaper
man, now clerk of the Providence Com
mon Council, Will be united In marriage
tomorrow at the Church OF the Redeemer
to Miss Fannie ID. Howard.
This evening the Democratic primaries
for the nomination of candidates for
Aldermen and Councilmen will be held In
the different ward rooms. The polls Will
he open from until 10 o'clock,
The case brought by James Hamilton,
administrator on the estate OF Mary Ham
ilton, who was killed in the Lonsdale
grade crossing accident, has been settled
out of court to the satisfaction OF both
parties.
1t was reported to the police yesterday
that there was a case of scarlet fever at
200 Garden street and that the bed cloth
ing used by the patient had been hung
out on a rear fence to air. The neighbors
objected to this and therefore the com
plaint was made.
This evening Rev. George j.. Bloomfield
OF the Lorraine Congregational Church
and Miss Nettie M. Carpenter will be
united In marriage at the Park Place
Church by the pastor, Rev. j.. J. Woolley.
A reception will follow In the church
parlors from 7:30 to 8 80.
Pawtucket Lodge, No. 100, will meet in
| Clan Fraser Hall this evening ana have
| one candidate for initiation. Following
| the business meeting peanut hunt will
be held, to which the public is invited
| Several members from the Providence
lodges will be present and the Grand
| Nyardan Ia nj
The annual meeting of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION Of the State Normal School will
be held Friday, Oct. q, at the Normal
School building at 5 p. m. Tea will be
served from 5:15 until 8 o'clock. At 6:lt
addresses by Gen. Thomas J. Morgan, for
merly principal Of the school, and Others
will pe given, after which a business
meeting of the association will be held.
1t Is reported that the new degree OF the
Knights Of Columbus, the fourth, is only
TO tie formed Ia Boston, Providence, Hart
ford, New Haven and Bridgeport. IL this
Is the case there will be big kick in this
city. Delaney Council was organized be-
fore any council in Massachusetts, and
| Pawtucket has as many members OF the
order as any city OF its size and popula-
| tion in New England. There Is considera-
BILE dissatisfaction among the members in
Rhode Island over the change from the
old style OF having each council repre-.