The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-01

large audience assembled in the hall.
The following is the programme as given:
Address OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Grand Worthy Patriarch.
New Temperance Song. ....... ...........
Six Juvenile Voices.
National Song. .................
Grand Chorus.
Pantomime Sketch-"Wife Wanted."....
Ten Young Ladies.
Harmonica Solo,. .....,...................
Charles Stafford.
NatlOnal song B'....'................ ....'..
Chorus.
Address. ..........................
Grand Worthy Patriarch Il. Easton, Glen
dale, r..
Sadie Clifford.
Domestic Sketch-"Mrs. Dexter's Personal"
Address '...................' .....'.......'.
Past Grand Worthy Patriarch Miller.
Sketch........... ............... ......
Lewis, Rogers, Campbell and Klebes.
National Grand Chorus, closing number.
Great Chiefs Assembled.
Pocasset Tribe, /. o. r. NJ, kindled
grand council fire, last evening, at their
wigwam on Central street.
The Great Chiefs of the State Reservation
gathered to participate at the Council fire.
A full attendance of warriors was pres
ent, In full war paint, to add to the dig
nifty of the occasion.
The grand officers present were: Clifford
j. Dean, Grand Sachem; Alfred III. Mowry,
Grand Prophet; w. r. Brown, Acting
Chief of Records; Charles Phillips, Keeper
of Wampum; Alfred w. Woodcock, Great
Guard of the Forest; H. 8. Archer, Great
Sannap; F. G. Andrews, Great Guard of
the Wigwam; g. w. Mercier, State Or
ganizer.
The fire was kindled promptly a 8
o'clock and the routine of the Tribe was
taken up.
The principal event of the evening was
the working of the hunters degree, and the
ceremony was very interesting.
Braves were present from Moshassuck
Tribe of Woodlawn, Ossamequim Tribe of
Pawtucket and Canonchet Tribe of Valley
Falls.
Sacred Heart Temperance Society.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
met last evening at their hall ION High
street. The delegates in attendance at the
convention held on Thanksgiving day
made a report. The report was received
and ordered fled.
committee was appointed to make ar
rangements to hold a bazaar on or about
Jan. 15.
No action was taken in regard to repro
ducing the minstrel performance.
Remarks were made by different men,
bers for the good and welfare Of the soci-
ETY..
The committee will meet some time this
week to make the preliminary arrange
ments for the bazaar. A committee was
appointed to make arrangements to hold a
drama in Temperance hall on st. Patrick s
night. Some national drama, pertaining to
the day will be selected.
Notes About the City.
The bids for the s25O,OOO bonds will be
opened at II o'clock tomorrow.
The Round Table Society will hold an
open meeting Thursday afternoon.
Queen Esther Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, will hold an election of officers this
evening.
good many Central Falls people are
affected by the activity of the Attorney
General.
City Engineer Keene has been on a visit
to his old home at Naugatuck, Conn.,, for
the last few days.
Mr.. Charles Long left for New York to-
day to meet his wife who is returning
from trip abroad.
There will be an examination of appli
cants for positions in the Central Falls
post Office, on Saturday, Dec. 5.
John Tully won the first two games last
night, in the third series of games which
is to settle who is the champion.
Stable keeper Leary of North Attleboro,
came to this city yesterday afternoon and
took his horse home to Attleboro.
Mrs. Sarah Cummings and daughter,
who have been visiting on Broad street,
left for their home in Boston today.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society, held
meeting last evening and listened to re-
port of the entertainment committee.
The case of surgical instruments which
was found on Broad street yesterday
morning belonged to DR.. Darcy of Paw
tucket.
Elizabeth Willoughby, the young girl
who was run into and knocked down on
Dexter street some time ago by Thomas
Massey while riding his bicycle, was
awarded 5000 damages this morning in
the District Court in Pawtucket.