The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19
late LOCAL NEWS
The Doings Of the Day in
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen.
ings Among vOur People.
Tisely Topics Of 0eaeraI Interest TerseIy
Tsld to Tribune Readers.

A meeting of Division No. 8, A. O. H
will be held tomorrow afternoon At
O'Clock.
The executive committee OF the CARTEL,
Club will hold an adjourned meeting th
evening.
The attendance at the evening schools Il
falling of as is customary about this tim
every year.
The boys meeting at the Y. M. c. A
rooms on Sunday afternoon will be sd.
dressed by Mr.. Smith.
Bishop Clark will administer the,ritelo
confirmation in Emmanuel Church, Man.
vile, tomorrow at 10:45 o'clock.
The semi election of officers ol
ciety will be held tomorrow afternoon. n
Clerk Blodgett of the District Court will
be at the court room thisxevening and
assist all who desire in the matter of regis
tration.
An extra force of workmen has been
put on the excavating for the founda-
tion of the new Masonic Temple building
ON High street.
The charter of Mt. Horeb Senate,
knights of the Ancient Essen;c Order,
will close Monday evening, when the reg
ular meeting will be held.
1wilson Bateson of the Benedict House
wine room presided over the refreshments
served the members of the staff at the
State Armory last evening.
The Young Mems Christian Association
meeting will be led on Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, by Reuben S. Smith of Bos-
ton, leader OF the famous Trinity Praying
Band.
Joseph l.. Peacock, student at Brown
University, had the misfortune to slip on
she icy sidewalk at the university few
ago and sustained bad sprain on
day
the right wrist. . N.u
II is said that the New York.,
and Hartford Railroad will use electricity 4,
for every possible purpose for which.it Is
available, including the hauling OF trains, |
rs soon as it can be accomplished.
The Xorshippers at the Church of the
Advent are advocating the building OF a
rectory. In the Episcopal convocation OF
Pawtucket this is the only parish without
a rectory for its minister.
The fire debartment responded to an
alarm this morning about ocl. ..ck. The
cause was burning sawdust IN a box used
as a cuspidor in the cstablishmennt OF
Joseph Goyettc, l2a aaponica street. No
damage.
The only business OF interest transacted
by the License Commisiionersl lastileven-
ing was the granting of transfer of
license from George II. Fales, at 120 Pine
street, to George X. Sibley, at the same
location.
A union meeting of the A. o. u. w.
lodges of this vicinity will be held at the
Auditorium at an early date, probably Fri
day evening, Jan. 1. Past Grand Master
Workman Fred c. ingalls, will be present
on that occasion.
The annual meeting Of the Pawtucket
Cycling Club will be held Monday evening.
Officers for the ensuing term will 4 be
elected, reports of the various officers re-
ceived and other business of interest to
the members will be transacted.
This is the time when the mean young
man shakes his best girl until after New
Years. Then he trumps up an injured in
nocent story, she apologies, though doesn't
know what for and he forgives her after
making show OF great condescension.
The Armour Beef Company is to resume
business in this city, and three story
building Is to be erected in the rear of the
Odd Fellows building, to be occupied by
N. w. Whipple, produce dealer, who will
vacate the Armour building, for which q
new lease was recently taken.
Attorney Hugh j. Carroll appeared in
the United States court yesterday, and
presented motion that the prosecution
in the case against Editor Brazeau of Paw
tucket, for alleged indecent publication,
be compelled to file bill Of particulars,
inasmucA-es charge is indefinite.
A meeting Of the committee having
in charge the arrangements for the annual
ball of the laurel Club will be held on
Monday evening. This organization has
established a reputation OF providing
pleasurable times for their friends, and
the coming event is being looked forward
to with pleasant anticipations.
There are several important rulings in
the administration pension law made In
the recent decisions Of Assistant Secretary
Of the Interior Reynolds. One OF them 1,
that desertion from the army under ar
enlistment subsequent to service ant
honorable discharge from the War OF thu
Rebellion is not bar to a pension unde
the act of June "a.
People who are In the habit OF sendinl
money by registered letters will doubtles
be interested TO know that congress ha
placed, without extra charge to the sender
an insurance Of not more than e10 upol
every registered letter. That will oblig
the government TO pay an indemnity TO
every registered letter lost or stolen. Blu
h.s a. xDS. II