The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-30
reading and recitations win also be . art
of the entertainment.

reading and recitations win also be . art
of the entertainment.
Notes About the City.
A. @. Smith has removed from Paw
tucket to Central Falls.
Ben. Fessenden will sing at Public Hall
Valley Falls, Friday night.
Victoria Rebekah lodge will hold q
social and entertainment on Jan. 10.
The School Committee will meet the first
Thursday In February for organization.
Masses will be held at 8 and o'clock,
New Years day, in Holy Trinity church.
Miss Mary b. Gallagher of Milford,
Mass, is visiting friends on Dexter street.
The Central Falls Cadets will hold a
grand New Years Eve ball at their Armory
tonight.
John Waddle, the veteran notion dealer
on Broad street, is about to retire from
business.
Rev. l.. g. Horizons sermon Sunday night
at Embury Church will be "That Text In
terpreted."
Alderman Jollie and President Thornton
treated the members OF the press to cigars
Monday night.
Special Officer Parker of Saylesville
brought a resident of that locality to the
station last night.
Undertaken l.. G.. Phillips of Dexter
street, has had long distance telephone
put into his business Office.
John Burns of Saylesville was fined $40
and costs in the District Court for an over
indulgence in malt liquors.
Fred Lees horse ran away last evening,
capsizing the sleigh, and distributing teas
and coffees in all directions.
Only few more hours are left in which
to register, and those who have net reg
istered ought not to delay too long.
The funeral of the infant son of George
Cox of Walnut street occurred this after
noon. Interment took place in st. Pat
rick's cemetery.
The many friends of Wilmore Winston,
Central Falls correspondent of the Evening
Times, are sorry to hear that he Is con-
fined to his home by sickness.
Michael b. Kelly of this city, a student
at Holy Cross College, left this morning to
spend a few days with friends at Fall
River, before returning to his studies.
This evening Rev. George p. Perry of
the Broad street Baptist Church will de-
liver lecture on "Through France and
the British Isles," for the benefit of the
organ fund.
Henry Bernard, formerly employed in
this city, is preparing to open pharmacy
in the Waddle Block on Broad street, Mr..
Bernard is well known and is sure t6 make
a success of the venture.
Colbert Pereault had his overcoat stolen
in a certain place on Broad street last
night, and has located the thief down in
Rumford. A visit was made to Rumford
last evening and the coat was recovered.
The Irish National Foresters will meet
Friday evening. A fair or bazaar of all
the State branches will be held at Provi-
dence in the near future. Committees are
at work now making the necessary ar
rangements.
The drawing for the different articles
which are to be given away by Patt
Brothers, will take place this evening in
stead of New Years eve as advertised.
The numbers will be drawn at the store,
on High street.
The next rehearsal of the Dawson Cycle
Club will take place at the residence OF
Leroy Chace, on New Years eve, at Z
O'Clock. The collation. of the club will
take place at o'clock the same evening,
nj the roOma On Central atreet