Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-08
In CENTRAL FALLS.
Superior Lodge Worked
Two Degrees.
AN INQUEST IS ORDERED.
Raw. L. @. Horton Delivers q Lecture
ALI the Local News.

A special meeting OF Superior Lodge,
No. 40, I. o. o. f., was held In their hall
on Central street last evening, for the
puff pose OF working the first and second
degrees. There were several candidates
initiated, after which social time was en-
joyed.
An EnIortainment.
The Local Women's Christian Temper
ance Union held very pleasant parlor en-
tertainment at the residence OF Mrs. 'b'
Frank Bowen on Halves street, last even
Ing. There was quite q large number OF
people present. The rooms were brliiiant-
Iy illuminated and finely decorated. They.
presented a very pretty appearance. The
entertainment was q good one a-d was
heartily appreciated.
An Accident.
Last night as bicyclist wrs riding
around the corner from Broad to cross
street his pedal struck the curbfng and he
was thrown violently to the street. He
received several bruises and severe shak'
ing up, but otherwise was not Injured.
At Farweli's.
Everything is very quiet at the Farwel
MILL A TRIBUNE reporter called at the
office this morning and was Informed that
there were no new developements. The
strikers seem to be asleep, or dead ior
that matter, for all that they are doing TO
prove that they are III evidence.
Ballou Post.
Ballou Post, q. A. R., held well at
tended meeting In Glav1d Army nail last
night. NO business Of Importance was
transacted.
Enjoyed a COLLATION..
A very pleasant meeting of Esther
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, was
held last evening. Five new members
were voted In. 1t was voted to extend an
Invitation to the Woonsocket Chapter to
make fraternai visit at the next meeting.
Visitors were present from Providence
and Pawtucket. At the close OF the meet.
ing an excellent collation. was served.
Very Dull.
Everything Is very dull in the police de-
partment. There were no arrests made
last night and there had been but one case
In court this week.
Rev. L, q. Horton Lectures.
LMt evening a good sized audience
gathered in the Embury M. e. Church to
listen to lecture on "Epworth League
Work" by the pastor OF the church, Rev.
L. q. Hortop. Mr.. Horton related some
very interesting facts regarding the work
of the league, which 10 q sort OF @ Metho-
dist Christian Endeavor society.
The Cadets Fair.
The fair of the Central Falls Cadets was
continued In their all on Central street
last night. The attendance was good and
dancing was enjoyed until q late hour.
The Flower Festival,
The flower festival for the benefit OF the
Holy Trinity Church was continued last
night. There was q good attendance and
the various booths were well patrouized.
The festival will close this evening.
Police Are Happy.
The police are happy over the fact that
at the session OF the Common Council
Monday evening an ordinance was passed
fixing the salaries of the officers at the
old rate. There had been a rumor current
that the salaries OF the members OF the
police force were to be cut down and the
action of the City Council was awaited
with interest.
Inquest Oruereu.
At $3.50 last night Coroner Matthew
received notice from Medical Examiner
Kelliher that an inquest would be neces-
sary to determine how Mrs. Thomas Hood
met her death. While the doctor will not
say that there is positive evidence OF NAL
practice 1t Is not thought that the death
of the woman resulted from any natural
cause.
At the Fair.
This evening the Kearney Light Infant
ry will give a military drill and exhibition
at the fair of the Crescent Literary Asso-
citation. The Pekin Literary Association
will attend the fair on May 18.
Account Book Lost.
John III. Lee of Cross street lost an &C.
count book In " hich was q sum Of money,
near the square recently. II the finder does
not return 1t at once, Mr.. Lee says It will
cause him considerable inconviense.
Live Locals.
Washington Lodge, K. OF P, will hold a
meeting this evening.
William l.. Perkins has been detained
at home by illness for few dayg.
City Clerk Crawford had some great
adventures Yesterday.
The sloweyt man In the city is the one
who has not found out that the TRIBUNE
Is the "twin cities" greatest newspaper.
Mrs. Benjamin East wood, Jr., OF Hon.
tington, Mass, daug ghter.iu-law Of Rev.
Benjamin Eastwood of Pawtuoket, is the
guest Of Alderman Eastwood and his fam
jly on Central street. Mrs. Eastwood
Ill T.