Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-07
TERSE TRIDUREI1ES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
nf OUR READERS

The Board of Aldermen will meet Wed
nesdsy evening.
The School Committee will meet to-
morrow evening.
The Board OF License Commissioner
will meet tonight.
The Union wsdding Works started ~
on foil time today.
Newport Is preparing for the election
day parade May %.
Gov. Brown has issued the camp orders
for the State militia.
The new hall on Park Place will be
called "The Casino"
James II. Crowell OF GoodIng street is
able 10 be- out again.
The altar boys OF 81. Mary's Church
will meet Thursday evening.
May devotions will be held at st. Mary's
Church Wednesday evening.
DIR. -. W. Fsunce Iectured at the First
Baptist Church yesterday on temperance.
Company F, First Regiment, OF Wes-
terIy will elect officers wednesday even.
ing.
The members Of the First NJ. T.. Church
attended services IN Infantry Hall yester'
day.
The Star Base Ball Club opened festival
in Temperance Hall, High street, 5atur'
day night.
The Central Falls Cadets made a street
parade Saturday night led by the Union
Cornet Band.
The Children Of Mary and Young La
dies sodality OF st. Mary's Church will
meet tonight.
This evening The Christian Endoayor
Society OF the Pleasant View Baptist
Church will elec, officers.
This evening the annual pew rental OF
the PaWtucket Congregational and Trim
fly Episcopal Churches will be held.
Amos p. Wilder Of New York city spoke
at the O'Clock meetirg OF the Y. NJ. {. A.
yesterday on "Tbe solution OF Life"
Mrs. Ann +. Joffers will observe her SD
birthday Wednesday by a gathering OF
her relatives anc friends at her residence
on Cherry street.
The crowd al Roger Williams Park was
small yesterday the people not beginning
TO arrive until Old Sol made his appear
sDce in the afternoon.
Little Lena Kendall, daughter OF Rob-
ert A. Kendall, proprietor Of the Capital,
observed her seventh birthday Saturday
afternoon by q pleasant party at her pa
rents home, 3j7 Main street.
DR. Charles II. French, surgeon OF the
First Battalion OF Cavalry, h. /. NJ, has
returned from Washington, whittier he
went 10 attend the convention OF military
surgeons OF the United States
THIS afternoon at o'clock the joint
standing Committee onR ailrosds OF the
City Council began public hearing at
the Ciiy Hall in regard TO operating cleo
trio cars on East and Pidge avenue.
Electric car So struck the carriage Of
James Barney OF Saylesville, on Main
street, Saturday afternoon, smashing the
forward wheel. The horse had become
frightened and turned the carriage near
the track.
Six candidates we're examined Saturday
afternoon NJ Providence for the West
Point cadeiship from Rhode Island. Four
were from Providence and two from New
port. The result will not be known un-
til Wednesday.
The following Pawtucket people were
at New York CITY during the past week
J. +. Adams, j. l.. Dunham, c. }. Farms
worth, =. L. Hayes, J. f.. Jenckes, l.. Lit.
tlefeld, w. Il. Newell, Mrs. Newell, ID.
McNiven, +. w. Orswell, Miss Il. Prentice
Charles A, Jones put in an appearance
in Trinity square Saturday evening with
his lunch cart. Although he has not re-
ceived a renewal OF his license, he was as
sured by Mayor TieplSe that he could have
the privilege Tor Saturday nigh. without
molestetion.
Brig. Gen. Kendall issued orders for
Friday evening, May II, when the badges
eud prizes won by members OF militia for
proficiency in rife practice during the
season OF 1898 will he awarded. The pre-
sentatiou viii take place at Infantry hall
Immediately following the review of the
First Regiment Infantry. Gov. Brown
will award the prizes.
NVIay . ZHN gtHr NaVyuAIN