The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

this city will hold banquet at the Bene-
dict House, December IA.
....Several Pawtucket people left the
past week for Europe to spend the holi-
days at their native homes.
-. John Dewire of Plattsburg, n. Y,
was in the city the past week on visit to
this city and the Attleboros.
....Mrs. Dean and son George sailed
today on the Lucania for England, where
they will spend few months.
Chief Jay Neill OF the woonsocket Fire
Department was in the city Wednesday to
attend the funeral OF Chief Briefly.
Mrs. c. w. Hayward left yesterday
for New York city, where she will spend
the Christmas holidays with relatives.
John w. Sykes sailed Thursday for
England on the Teutonic. He will spend
few months in England and Scotland.
The Christian Doctrine Society OF
the Sacred Heart Church is arranging for
an entertainment to be given in the near
future.
o.. Mrs. Munier has returned to her
home at Whittenton, Mass, after pleas
ant stay of two weeks with relatives in
this city.
Miss Adelaide Fleming, principal of the
grammar school at East Greenwich, Is
spending the Christmas holidays at her
home in this city.
Many of the school teachers who reside
in different parts of New England left
today to spend Christmas week at their
respective homes.
.... Rev. E. H. Porter, formerly rector of
st. Paul's Church, and now rector of the
Memorial Church at Newport, was in the
city the past week.
.... Rev. Joseph r. Bourgeois, formerly
assistant pastor of the Notre Dame Church
at Central Falls, has arrived home from
visit to his mother in Canada.
80. George z. Clafin, former resident
of Pawtucket, who has made his home in
Dallas, Texas, for the past few years, is in
the city renewing acquaintance.
The next dancing party in the series
under the direction of DIR. j. l.. Wheaton,
Jr., and Charles Miller will take place at
Music Hall assembly rooms on New Years
eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Kingsbury Of
Darlington have arrived home from q
southern trip. The health of Mrs. Kings
bury was much benefited by the climatic
change.
MIR. Averill, manager Of "Zephra"
was in the city the past week and hopes
to be able to produce the opera here in
the near future. A most successful en-
gagement has just closed at Brockton.
....A social will be held in the Alcazar
on New Years eve under the auspices of
Court City of Pawtucket, Foresters of
America. The committee in charge of the
arrangements is arranging an interesting
program of terpsichorean pleasures.
THE "Don't Mention 1t Club" has
decided on Monday evening, Dec 2S, as
the date for their leap year party. The
young ladies are making elaborate prepara-
tions for the event, and there will be
nothing lacking to promote the pleasure
Of the occasion.
....John Fink, of Henry Fink & Son,
oil merchants of Baltimore, Md, was in
the city during the week making brief
visit on his old friend, Jack Horner. Mr..
Fink is one Of the best known men i'm the
city of Baltimore, and has always taken
keen interest in sporting and athletics.
....Prof. Audella has made very favor
able impression on the people of Paw
tucket. He understands the art of dane
ing, and has the rare faculty of being able
to impart his knowledge to others. He
has got 'the poetry of graceful motion"
down to fine art, and is an inostenta-
tious gentleman at all times.
THE approach of Christmas reminds
many of our readers of the meritorious
in Ireland. Their self sacrificing generosity
will be appreciated by the benefciaries
this year particularly, because OF the
promise Of an unusually hard winter,
owing to the failure Of the crops.
la pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Lysander Flagg on Cross street, Central
Falls. The contracting parties were w.
w. Munroe and Miss Winnifred Lewis.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
II. Lyon. Owing to recent death in the
family of the groom, the invitations were
limited to the immediate friends OF the
contracting parties.
....The wedding of Miss Rose Uttley OF
this city and Joseph Clarkson of South At
tleboro has been announced. II will be
held on the morning of Christmas day at
1880 o'clock, in the Woodlawn Baptist
Church, Lonsdale avenue. Many invita-
tions have been sent out for the ceremony.
After the nuptial knot has been tied the
newly married couple will receive their
friends at the brides home in the rear of
81 Conant street.
Cards have been received i'm this city
the recent marriage OF w.
Norman Richie OF Boston and Miss Nellie
NJ. Wing. The ceremony took place I'm
Providence. where Mr.. Ritchie was em-