The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-05

ing been raised, the Lodge sought other
quarters. Onicers were nominated for the
ensuing year, the election taking place
| two weeks from last night. Degree work
was exemplified upon four candidates, two
| taking the first degree and one each taking
| the second and third degrees. The Lodge
will meet every other week at st. Gerrge's
Hall.
Superior Lodge Elects Officers.
Superior Lodge, No. 35, 1. o. o. F., held
| a regular meeting last evening and elected
| officers for the ensuing year. A full at
| tendance of members was present, and
much interest was felt in the election
! which resulted as follows:
Noble Grand-George Ludgate; Vice
Noble Grand-Charles II. Young; Record
ing Secretary-James w. Ludgate; Perma-
nent Secretary-V s. Bailey; Treasurer
George F. Perkins; Hall Committee
George Ludgate, Herbert Daniels, John
| Sharkleton; Trustees-Charles s. Smith,
Edward 8. Carr, George II. Knowles; Mar
shal-Edward III. Carr.
| The installation will take place the sec
ond Friday in January. The meeting was
| addressed by several of the new officers,
| who returned thanks for the honor con-
| ferred upon them, and the the confidence
| expressed, by their election to the various
offices. At the close of the meeting an
| excellent collation. was served.
An Epidemic Of Runaways.
Early yesterday afternoon one of p. G.
Lull's horse, which was hitched to heavy
| express wagon and left standing in front
of the Farwell Woolen Mill, took fright
and made break for the barn on Cross
L a. L. nil
any damage.
| About O'Clock one rof thel-delivery
wagons belonging to the New England
Supply Company came near being total
wreck. One of the shackle bolts broke on
Exchange street, Pawtucket, part of the
| shaft falling upon the horses heels. The
horse started on the run up Mill street at
terrific pace, but was stopped by the
driver, Bert Sawyer, near the barn on
Maple street, without doing any damage
| Water Mains Bursting.
| Yesterday there were two breaks in'the
water mains, owing probably to this cold
snap. Officer McCra notified the Chief of
| Police that there was large break in the
main on Garfield street. About o'clock,
| Ex-Alderman Schiller notified the chief
by telephone that there was break in
Lincoln avenue. The highway depart
ment was notified, and the necessary steps
were taken to remedy the matter.
Laid to Rest.
The funeral of Miss Bridget Stevens was
| solemnized this afternoon at 2 o'clock
| from the residence of her sister, Mrs.
f; O'Hara, on Dexter street. Services were
held at Holy Trinity Church, Rev. b. F..
Redihan officiating, and the remains were
! taken to Mt. Calvary cemetery, Valley
! Falls, for interment. Among the floral
| offerings was piece standing three feet
| high, in the form of a cross and heart,
| which was sent as a mark of esteem and
respect by her shopmates in the Union
Wadding Works.
| Gave Up the Property.
| A money for bottles, rags, ,-etc. man
stopped his team yesterday in front Of
{ Burns news store on Central street. In his
| cart was a miscellaneous collection of diff
ferent articles picked up about the city.
! Mr.. Kerns, the well-known bother, who
was in the store at the time, noticed that
| there were several small beer bottles among
the lot. Upon closer investigation he
| found that the majority of them bore his
| name. The new law allows a bother to
| This Mr.. Kerns did, and the man of rags
was compelled to yield with good grace.
| Apron and Necktie Party.
| The Central Falls and Pleasant View
Literary association held pleasant apron
| and necktie party at their rooms on Car
nation street last evening. The first part
/ of the programme consisted of a social
dance, the grand march being led by Gen
| eral Floor Manager Thomas Lees and Miss
Agnes Carr, followed by about 75 couples.
| The neckties were given out at II o'clock.
During intermission an excellent concert
programme was given by the following
| members of the association: AlWM
Vocal selection, ''Waiting for U.s." by
James Carney; vocal selection, ~'You'll
Miss Me When Pm Cone" by Thomas
| Hyland; vocal selection, "Tell Them that
| You Saw Me-" by Thomas Lees; vocal
selection, "Picture Six" by James Scan
Ian; vocal selection, "Don't Give My
| Father Any More Drink Tonight"
The floor arrangements were in charge
f, of Thomas Lees, general floor manager,
assisted by Jacob Johnston, Joseph Lyth-
| goe and Robert Mitchell. The efficient
| committee of arrangements were: John
| Waters, chairman; Joseph Lythgoe, treas
Notes About the City.
Court Central, F. of A, will hold reg
ular meeting Monday night
The Irish National Foresters met last
evening in their hall on Central street.
Charles E., the infant son of Herbert
and Margaret German of North Main
| street, died last evening.
| A glandered horse left i'm vacant lot on
Hunt street this morning, and was shot by
| order of the police.
The members of the Sacred Heart Min
| strel troupe have decided to give the same
| performance in Attleboro.
The Artisans Canadiens fair was well
patronized last evening, and an excellent
vocal programme was rendered.
| Frank Balser of South Attleboro, rel
| ative of Frank Saunders of this city, is
slowly recovering from a severe illness.
Robert Gookin assistant to Undertaken