Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-04
CENTRAL FALLS.
St. Jean Baptiste Society In
stalls Officers.
Polo Will Be Played Hsre-Vets
Chowder-Personal Notes.

Last evening took place the installation
OF the new officers of the st. Jean Baptiste
Society. There were about 200 members
present. J. b. Brazeau, the President,
made very able and eloquent address,
calling on all the members to unite In a
sentiment OF fraternal love and harmony.
He made strong appeal to all the men,
bers to give their whole support and re-
spect to the new administration. The
President was warmly applauded. +. N.
Lamarine, the honorary President, made
remarks in his usual good style, calling
on all the members present to give good
support to the new officers. This society
Is one OF the finest and strongest In this
State.
For Non.Support,
James Cornhill was sentenced to the
county jail today for six months, being
charged with non-support. Thomas
Fisher was given the same sentence as
vagrant.
Liquor Dealer Robbed.
Joseph SENEGAL, proprietor OF a liquor
store at the corner of Mil street and
Maple avenue, pat down behind his bar
Tuesday night the sum OF sl7O while he
made change for a customer OF a }5 bill.
While he was engaged he claims that his
son took the money, and In company with
a colored man, employed on the sewer, de-
camped.
This morning about II o'clock the boy
appeared on the street with his father and
Patrolman Walsh, all of whom went to
the station. Later the colored man,
Harris, was also brought to the station
but released. The boy is now held await
ing further investigation.
The Revival Meeting.
The Evangelist revival meetings for the
week and perhaps longer, opened at the
Embury NJ. 4. Church yesterday after
noon and the attendance was limited by
the size OF the auditorium. This was a
sort OF an introduction to the series and
real business was hardly arrived at until
the evening meeting was opened at the
Congregational church. This house OF
worship was packed to the doors, and the
large chapel adjoining was also filled.
There was singing by Mr.. Sankey and a
qusrtette, which was excellent. Major
Whittle presided and gave an interesting
address with such force that no one went
to sleep In the congregation. There will
be services at the above church this and
tomorrow evenings. The general public
are invited.
Polo VIII b. Played Here.
Those interested In polo and were try
Ing to get location at Pawtucket were
disappointed and will return to their first
choice at Temperance Hall here. Both
teams will join the Amateur New Eng
land League, and arrangements for the
games at the above place will be begun
Immediately.
Veteran Firemen's Chowdsr.
rhA 1.Ia - ~.
Veteran Firemen's Association was held
at their pleasant rooms last evening. There
was good sized number present and
when the regular business was disposed
OF then came a smoking hot chow der
served by veteran Joseph Carr, which was
relished by all. The chowder was fol-
lowed by social session.
Bovs stole the Team.
While the walters of Gelb 4 Norton
were engaged In setting the Ia bles at Tenn.
peranco Hall last evening the caterers
team was left In the yard near the rear
door. There was gang OF small boys
around the nall, and some OF them stole
the team. II was looked up ana after q
diligent search was found on High street.
Personal.
DIR. Remington Is again able to attend
w phtlcbtb.
Frank Bennett of Cape May, N. j., Is
visiting relatives.
Letter Carrier Chadwick, who has been
OF duty all Of the week with the grip, IL
slightly improved.
Interesting Items.
Ten years ago today, gentlemen.
Regular meeting Of the School Commit.
tee tonight.
The II. B. Wood Lumber Company have
issued some extra ine calendars.
installation of officers of Brsncn Will
liam O'Brien will occur this evening.
Frank b. Davis Of Boston, a well known
newspaper man, was the guest OF friends
here today. -
A number of the colored people here
observed Emancipation Day yesterday in
q social manner.
The animal supper OF the Veteran Fire.
mems Association will be dispensed with
this year, for several good reasons.
The installation OF the newly elected Of
ficers OF Branch 265, Z. K. Of A, will occur
at their meeting tomorrow evening.
Higgins Brothers.
Old Gutter. whiskies.