The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-02

Queen Esther Chapter, Order OF the East
ern Star, held an election and installation
of officers last evening.
Four new members were initiated and II
petitions for membership were received
The annual reports were received and ac-
cepted.
The following officers were elected:
Worthy Matron, Fannie M. Freeman;
Worthy Patron, Albert l.. Ladd; Associate
Matron, Ella l.. Bowen; Secretary, Emma
b. Follett; Treasurer; Grace III. Smith; |;
Conductress, M. Lizzie Baker; Associate
Conductress, Ethel Hinchciffe; Adah, M.
Helen Goff; Ruth, Eta Card; Esther,
Mrs. w. w. Curtis; Martha, Marion M.
Hill; Elecla, Mary Comstock Chaplain,
Maria w. Williams; Warder, Henrietta
Comstock; Marshal, Margaret II. Emery;
Organist, Nettie p. Ladd; Sentinel, Sam
uel Bancroft; Trustee, Albert l.. Warner.
The officers were installed by Mary f.
Phillips, Grand Matron, assisted by Ada
+. Fiske, Grand Marshal.
Among the large number present were
Emogene Williams, Past Grand Matron,
s. Pehrose Williams, Past Grand Patron,
and many visiting friends.
AT the conclusion banquet was served
by Havens.
The year has been very prosperous, 4S
candidates having been initiated.
BaiIou Post Election.
Ballou Post held an election of officers
last evening with the following result
Commander-Tracy Rogers.
Senior Vice Commander-John McGrath.
Junior Vice Commander-D.J j. Wall.
Quartermaster-Edwi Clarkson.
Chaplain-N. w. Knight.
Surgeon-P. p. Walsh.
Officer Of the Day-B. A. Keech.
Officer of the Guard-B. N. Buffum.
Delegates = Thomas Leighton, Leon
Franklin, John Ramsbottom, George II.
Spaulding, James Z. Bowen.
Alternates-E. f. Curry, w. Wardwell,
Allen.
Auditing Committee Theodore F. Dex-
ter, George III. Young, James 4. Bowen.
Relief Committee-Theodore f. Dexter,
p. p. Walsh, N. w. Knight, James Moss,
JBmes Brennan, Goldsmith, Stephen A.
Peck.
n. w. knight, Edwin Clarkson, Leonidas
Franklin, Theodore +. Dexter.
Committee on Graves-GeorgeH H. Young,
James Brennan, James Moss.
Burial Lot Committee-Goldsmith, j. IL.
Fales, John Ramsbottom.
Hall Committee-Comman quarter
master and adjutant.
Trustees - Theodore f. Dexter, j. II.
Fales, George H. Spaulding.
Remarks were made by Past Command
ers Moies and Dexter.
Veteran Firemen Tonight.
The Central Falls Veteran Firemen's
Association will hold their regular meet
ing this evening, and considerable routine
business will be transacted.
It Is not known whether any action will
be taken regarding the petition Of Police
Matron Fits, which will come up before
the Board of Aldermen Monday evening.
1t has been stated that committee will
be elected to appear before the Board OF
Aldermen to state their position in the
matter.
The cabinet which was received from
Concord is at headquarters, and anybody
and everybody are invited to call and
see it.
Patient Stole Away.
A man, who resides on Broad street, has
been suffering for some little time from a
malady, which affects one in such man
ner that he can see, or thinks he can see,
innumerable reptiles crawling around him,
and he has a male attendant caring for
him.
Last night the sick man gave the nurse
the slip and got away. The nurse, finding
the patient gone, gave chase, but was not
successful.
The matter was reported to the police,
but nothing has been heard of the missing
man.
Notes About the City.
The Lincoln Hotel has assumed a new
name, and in the future will be known as
the City Hotel.
The officers elected at the recent meeting
of the Sons of st. George will be installed
next Tuesday evening.
Lawyer John j. Fitzgerald will deliver
an address before the members of the
Sacred Heart T. A. B. Society next month.
horse attached to one of the Standard
Oil teams fell this morning on the Cross
street bridge, and broke part of the har-
ness.
The Trustees of the Sacred Heart T. A.
B. Society will meet the latter part of this
week to make arrangements for the forth
coming Bazaar.
City Treasurer Reynolds and President
Thornton of the Board of Aldermen were
in Boston yesterday on business connected
with the bond issue.
John F. Quinn of this city was elected
president of the Rhode Island Liquor
Dealers Association at the convention
held at Providence yesterday.
A horse owned by Michael McCabe Of
Pawtucket ran away yesterday afternoon,
through some of the streets in this city,
and was caught on the west side by man
named Preston.
No Election In Ono County.