The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-03

Yesterday she was discharged, and being
out of money she was compelled to walk
from the hospital to this city.
Mrs. Morris Is q widow and has two
daughters living In Attleboro, and she
was trying to reach them when she was
compelled to seek shelter at the police sta
tion. Chief Goldsmith provided her with
good hot supper, for which she was very
thankful. She was given her fare to At
tleboro this morning.
Ladies' Aid Society.
At the annual election of the Ladies' Aid
Society the following officers were chosen:
President, Mrs. j. G. Mccartney; vice
president, Mrs. Ralph Sidebottom; secre-
tary, Mrs. c. f. Mixer; financial secretary,
Mrs. Walter G. Dennis; treasurer, Mrs.
Walter Briden. Last evening the society
gave a chowder and bean supper, which
was attended by a large number of the
church people. The management of the
affair was under the direction of Mrs.
Brayton and Mrs. Sidebottom.
James Tarpey Injured.
James Tarpey, an employe at Sayles
bleachery, met with very severe injury
yesterday afternoon while attending to his
work at the above place.
He was assisting in the work OF raising
some large beams which were to be used
for the foundation of new floors, and one
of the beams, slipping from its fastenings,
struck Tarpey on the shoulder, infiicting
severe injury. DIR. Sullivan was summoned
to attend to the injured man. Tarpey was
taken to his home, 100 Garfield street, and
his injuries dressed. 1t will be some time
before he will be able to resume work.
VIII Prepare For Xmas.
The Christian Doctrine Society of the
Sacred Heart Church held their regular
meeting in the schoolhouse last evening.
Owing to the small attendance of mem
bers the meeting was adjourned to Sunday
next. at which timo the committees will
be appointed to arrange ror the children's
Xmas festival.
Notes About the City.
Arkey Horton could not go to the fire,
and thereby hangs a funny tale.
The police report that light has been
burning in the band room for the last two
days and nights.
Mrs. j. Carrie Mccartney was elected
President of the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Embury Nj. r.. Cnurcn.
Rescue Division, No. 20, Sons OF Tenn
perance, will have bean supper in Temple
of Honor Hall next week.
The fire department made quick re-
sponse to the alarm Of fire yesterday morn
ing at the Enamel Works.
A meeting OF the Round Table Club will
be held this afternoon, and an address will
be made by Dr. A. G. Randall.
Twilight Temple of Honor held busi-
ness meeting last evening, and routine
business was the order OF the evening.
The Central Falls Athletic Club meets
every evening at their rooms in the rear OF
u. Cranes undertaking establishment.
The Young Mems Catholic Society at
tached to the Holy Trinity Church will
hold an important meeting Sunday after
noon. ~
The Dawson Bicycle Club is making ar
rangements to hold minstrel show,
which will be produced some time in the
month of January.
The State Liquor Dealers Association
made a wise and popular selection when
they elected John F. Quinn, OF this city
to the Office of President.
Court Work and Win, o. f. Of A, held
an important meeting last evening at their
hall on Lonsdale avenue, and transacted q
large amount of business.
The familiar face of Alderman Jollie will
be seen at the meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen Monday evening, as he has re-
covered from his recent illness.
A black stiff hat in good condition was
found on Lonsdale avenue last evening,
and placed upon the lamp-post opposite
Baisley street. The hat is still there as
the owner has not called to claim 1t.
Frank Blais of Garfield street is the
owner of large mastiff dog, and he has
hard work to keep him from running away
from home. Last evening he followed a
man from the west side, to the meeting OF
the Veterans Association, and was turned
over TO the police to be returned to his
owper flagJ