Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-20
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
The Big Odd Fellow CeIe-
bratiOn.
SERIOUS ROW YESTERDAY.
Three Months in Jail-St. Jean Bap-
tiste Societv-The Postoftlce.

Tomorrow evening will be big event
In the history OF Superior Lodge, |. o. o.
f., II being its 2lst anniversary. For
some time past an efficient committee
consisting OF William l.. Perkins, N O.,
Willis Z. Baker, Z. g., George III. Knowles,
V. g., George II. Fales and Walter NJ.
Robbins, has been at work periecting
plans to make the celebration one which
will be long remembered by Odd Fellows.
The celebration will be confined entirely
to the evening and the hall OF the society
In the Brennan Block will be decorated
In an elaborate manner. There will be
an excellent entertainment and an adj
dress by member OF the Grand Lodge,
banquet will be served In Grand Army
Hall and there il every indication that
the affair will be as fine as anything that
has taken place I'm town in many day.
A meeting of the committee was held last
evening when all arrangements were per-
fected.
The Postonce.
IL is considerable more than year ago
that the term OF Office OF Postmaster
Bowen expired but he Is still filling the
position that belongs TO some good Dem
ocrat. Just why MIR. Bowen has not been
deposed ere this appears strange and the
rank and file do not relish the state OF at
fairs. William III. Quigley, prominent
Democrat OF the town, has been indorsed
for the position by the town and State
committees and by many prominent citi-
Zens and why he or some other Democrat
does not receive the appointment is
strange to the Democrats OF this town.
Three Months In JaiI.
In the District Court this morning I'D.
ward Flynn was on trial on the charge of
having stolen quantity OF copper wire
from the Pswtuckot Street Railway Co.
He was found guilty and sentenced to
three months in jail. Two persons were
fined for drunkenpess.
Serious Quarrel.
Yesterday Thomas Dwyer, shoemaker
on Central street, and William Blanchard
OF East Greenwich were having a good
time drinking together. About the mid
die OF the afternoon the pair brought upln
Dryers shop ana I'm a short time a quar-
rel eDsued and Dwyer tried To eject Bsn-
chard. IL IL said that he struck him in
the face and pushed him out OF the door,
where he fell upon the sidewalk in such a
way that he broke one OF his logs in two
places.
DIR. Remington was summoned and rem
deTed medical assistance and afterwards
Blanchard was taken 10 the Rhode Island
Hospital. Dwyer was arrested and i'm the
District Court this morning hc was ar
rsigned on the charge ~ a violent assault,
pleaded not guilty ana viii have trial
Friday.
The FAR of the Philharmonic
The fair of the Philharmonic Band in
the Jacques Cartier hall Is progressing
under favorable auspices. The proceeds
will be applied TO pay for the Instruments
OF this new musical association, which
amounts TO more than q ,000. Yesterday
evening the hall was crowded. The Garde
Lafayette Of Pawtuckot paid visit TO it's
sister society escorted by the National
Band. The fair will be continued until
the first Saturday of July. The organizers
claim they will realize enough To meet the
expenses OF the instruments.
Meeting Tonight
The st. Jean Baptiste Society will have
It's regular meeting this evening IN its
hall on Central street. lt will be most
interesting as IL IL the last one evious to-
the Marlboro excursion and the arrange
ments will be perfected tonight. The
organization committee met last night
and the reports are all ready to the SUBJ
mitted. Everyone Is ready for Marlboro.
Interesting Items.
When Broad street is finished il will be
a fine thoroughfare.
Employees of the Pawtucket railway on
the Broad street line are earning their
salary these days, The improvements in
Lincoln and Cumberland make IL very
unpleasant and laborious for the men.