Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-11
TERSE TRIBuNEITES,


even, ing will be by far the biggest event
Of the season.
The usual street parade consisting OF q
drum corps and couple of delegations OF
some kind was made last evening.
Work on the new Kenyon mill on tho
Plains is going on rapidly and the struct-
ure will be finished In few months.
The st. Jean BaptIste Society lof Wood.
lawn will take part In the celebration OF
st. Johns day at Woonsocket on the oath.
The Mystic Shriners are making big
preparations for the parade that will take
place In this city on the Gath, st. Johns
day.
This evening the final meeting OF the
committee In charge Of the dedication ex-
ercises OF the new State armory will be
held.
The new Democratic State Control Com.
mittee will meet at the headquarters at
Providence tomorrow forenoon at IL
O'Clock for organization!
David Downs, tho veteran boatman, lost
q couple OF boats Sunday, but found them
after long search. They had been let to
some young fellows who failed to return
them.
The mirrors and back bar fixtures OF
the Benedict House have been tastefully
draped in variegated colors-green pre-
domiuates-for the Summer. The artist
skipped the monkeys cage.
The annual Sunday school excursion OF
the Pawtucket Congregational Church
will be held Saturday to Silver Spring.
The trip Will be made In one Of the hand.
some steamers of the Pawtucket Steam
boat Co.
Tonight the regular monthly meeting
OF the School Committee will be held,
when the teacher for the ensuing year will
be elected, and 1t IL expected that the bids
for the erection OF the new High School
will be opened.
A special meeting of the Board of Al
dermen will be held this evening when q
hearing will be given Sergeant Nickerson
on the charges preferred against him by
ex.Alderman Frank O'Reilly and 1t IL also
expected that the Committee on Street
Lights will report.
John A. Cattanach returned home yes
terday from Baltimore. He received Sc
we're drubbing In his fight with Choyinski
and fully realizes that man must take
proper training before entering contest
where science, skill and endurance are
important adjuncts.
George A. Park, clerk at the Union
Wadding Co., returned home yesterday
after two weeks Southern trip by water.
Mr.. Park Is much improved In health,
and reports very rough voyage both
| going and coming, although he was not
affected In the least by seasickness.
This e7ening Grand Chancellor Pierce
and suite of grand officers will pay visit
to Eureka Lodge, K. Of p. A parade will
will be made by the lodge and divisions
Of the Uniform Rank of the order and es.
cort the visitors from the residence OF
Past Grand Chancellor George Q. Gates on
Olive street to the castle hall on East
avenue.
Rev. j. N. Collins, who has held the
position Of superintendent Of the City
Rescue Mission since the notorious Jack
some time ago received q call to take
charge of mission at Woonsocket, and
has accepted the call and will have full
charge Of the mission In that city, and a,
the same time have general oversight OF
the one here.
Now that the Maroons have gone dowr
East and will be absent from the city fol
short time, the question was freely asket
about town last evening what would Dich
Hayward, Tom Rock, Henry Fletcher ant
Patsy Ryan do for little exercise durins
their absence. Usually they went up t
the grounds two hours before play wal
called and engaged In game OF one ole
cat among themselves. George Boyden o.
Crescent Park is advertising for clam dig
gers, and AZ digging for the succulent bi
valve at this time of the year is good
wholesome exercise, 1t Is suggested tha
they apply at once for the position. OI
course their clerks don't care to see bal
game In Providence and couldn't b.
dragged In there by yoke of oxen.
Members of the knights OF Pythias vii
have an exceptional opportunity to Sc
the interesting and novel evolutions Q
the Uniform Rank on Wednesday, whe
the members OF the branch throughou
, the state are to hold special field day Q
! Crescent Park. After a street parade J
Providence the boats will be, taken fc
! Crescent Park, where, after q drill {
about an hour, Manager Boyden will scry
"the best shore dinner on earth" to tt
hungry host at 1890. At about 2 o'cloc
. there will be battalion drills, at 3 reg
mental drill and at o'clock a grand r,
view and dress parade. 1t is the intentio
to make this the great Pythian day OF tt
season, az there will be no other similt
day Of the order this Summer; and
needs only favorable weather to ensul
] an immense turnout.