Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-27
What Will the Council DO
Tonight?
THE MEMORIAL SERVICES,
The Aldermen Grant Several Licenses.
All the News.

OF the city are now resting with the Coun-
Gil. The meeting this evening u looked
for ward to with considers BILE interest. The
resources Of the city are such ss OF to
warrant anything but q very economical
course for The first year at least.
A city of course must have lot of off,
cials with high sounding titles, but their
duties cannot be any more onerous than
II they were performed under town or IRE
district, and the pay should be no more.
Indeed, IT ~ doubtful II some OF them had
not rather loose the pay than the digni-
fed title. Anyway 1t would be easier to
increase the compensation later than to
reduce 1t after the establishing OF an ex-
travagant precedent. Go slow, gentle.
men, go slow, until you find what kind
OF mettle your steeds nave In them.
Memorial Ser Vices.
The interior of the Embury M. L.
Church was very appropriately and pref
tily decorated yesterday morning for the
reception of Ballou Post, q. A. X. Com
mander Walcott and about 60 comradeA
attended. There were also present about
10 mem bers OF the Women's Relief Corps.
In front OF the altar was q white monu'
ment and at it's base were neatly arranged
flowers and swords. The rear OF the altar
was decorated with American flags. The
services were az follows: Organ volun.
tary; "Doxoiogy;" responsive reading,
Psalm S4 "Gloria Patri;" hymn, "Thsnks
o God, for Home and NatioD;" Scripture
lesson, i. Peter, H., 11-25; prayer; hymn,
"Great Western Land" Junior League;
Ave- minute sermon to Junior League;
self-sacrifice; anthem. "Silently, Peace
fully, Sleeping;" sermon, "The Better
Conquest, Proverbs xvi, 81; hymn; bene-
diction.
Memorial Cone rt.
In the evening there was a largely at
tended and pleasing memorial concert at
the same place, which consisted OF sing
ing, recitations and addresses Dy we'll
known talent.
Aldermen Grant Licenses.
The principal matter before the Alder
men at their meeting Saturday night was
that OF hotel and victualling house
licenses. Alderman Eastwood for the
Committee on Police and Licenses, recon.
mended that hotel. Licenses be granted to
Joseph Walker, Peter German, Thomas
Welcb, y. J. Hughes, Victor Fournier
and James Sylvester, and vlctulling house
licens es to AIpbonse Bienvienue, William
Robinson, Hugh Harrup, Catherine
Leighton, Jr., Patrick Haney, Thomas
Moore, John Cocroft, j. f. Bacon, Edwin
Hunt, Emanuel Vadnais, Frank Leveille,
E.A. Moriarty, Mary Grimshaw, Michael
'Devine, Jacques Chanon, Timothy Blou.
Ghetto, James Booth; Thomas Ready and
Eugene b. Houte, night lunch carts on
Broad street.
Aldermen Eastwood, Schiller and Pres
ident Thornton voted yes, and Aldermen
Jollie and Martin, no.
Jurors to attend the United States Cir
cult Court In Providence, June Is, were
drawn as follows: Grand, William Wood,
George Z. Stillman, Willis G. Baker;
Petit, William II. Quinn, James jennings
and Craw ford Peck.
Petition of John II. Burns to sell fire.
works from June 10 to July 10was granted.
Adjourned to meet June Sat o'clock
In the evening.
Lincoln Scholars Free.
The school authorities have reconsidered
their silly action In reference to charing
Lincoln scholars tuition In the high
school, and have determined to say no
more about the matter until the division
Of the town is settled.
Live Locals.
The Council meet this evening.
The fishermen from Moosehead lake ar
rived Saturday, full primed with fish tales.
The Daughters of Rebekah will visit
Mrs. Joseph Whipple at Pleasant Bluff on
Memorial day.
Edward Robinson Of this city and Sarah
]. johnson Of Valley Falls have filed
marriage intentions.
VIM. H. Regan Is having his building on
Mill street moved back 25 feet SO that he
can apply again for liquor license.
Superior Lodge, l. o. o. f., has accepted
an invitation to attend services at the
Broad street Baptist Church on Odd Fell
lows Memorial Day, June 9.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Dorsey, who
died this morning at her residence corner
OF Broad and Mill streets, will take place
Wednesday from the Church of the Sacred
Heart.
A conference Of the Y. w. g. T. ". OF II.
I. will be held in the Embury NJ. f.
Church on Wednesday. Sessions at 10:30,
l 80 and 8 p. m. Mrs. A. M. Leavitt will
address the afternoon and evening meet
ings.
j. II. Bvrne, the Central street shoe
dealer, has the best fitted repair spop IN
the city. A Mckay stitching machine,
Polytype stitching machine, a heavy roll.
Ing machine and various other costly and
special tools. He IL thus enabled to turn
out high grade and difficult work.