The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-11-30
'IllE LOCAL news.
The DOings Of the Day in
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen
ings Among Our People.
Timely Topics Of General Interest Iersely
Told to Tribune Readers.

The Wide Awake Circle of the King o
Daughters will meet this evening at the
Universalist church.
There will be meeting of the George >.
Tingley Guards this evening at their
rooms in the Kinyon block.
The fourth pastors reception will be
held Wednesday evening at the parlors OF
the Pleasant View Baptist Church.
Miss Margaret Bucknell, who has been
visiting friends in this city for some time
past, will leave for home in Philadelphia
this week.
r. G. Hirons, station master at the Con-
solidated station, is at the Rhode Island
Hospital undergoing delicate surgical
operation.
A meeting of the Trilby Club of Pleasant
View will be held this evening at the resi-
dence OF William Browning, No. 236
Fountain street
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter III. Studley viii
celebrate their silver anniversary Of their
wedding at their residence on Walcott
stree this evening.
The First Ward democratic Club will
meet tomorrow evening to effect the Or
ganization OF the club. Several sub-com-
mittees will present reports.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Congress will meet tomorrow .'evening,
when debate ON the bill introduced at the
last session will be resumed. m-tv
The regular meeting of the Irish Ma
tional Alliance will be held tomorrow
evening at their headqusrtsrs In the Dex-
ter block. Thomas p. Fisnhiga will read
paper,
A number OF well known meA' OF the
city will enjoy a game dinner at Dia. nond
Hill next Sunday. William Bowen, ne
well known restaurateur will have charge
Of the affair.
ReN>J. r. Lennon, who has been Ill for
the past \seyeral weeks with stomach
troubles is getting along nicely. The
reverend gentleman is visiting friends,at
Taunton, MASH.
Joseph Loprenesse of 331 Broad street,
Central Falls, found case of Instruments
Central street. The case awaits the owner
at the police station.
TIE adjusters, representing the various
insurance companies interested In the re-
cent Main street fire, reached this city this
morning and will go at once at work max
ing an inventory OF the damaged stock:
A meeting Of the Rhode Island District
Conference. Irish Natioral Foresters, will
be held this evening atlsio'clocksatsthe
headquarters In Providence. Several i'm
portant matters are on the docket forscon-
sideration.
Confectioner Borden made-many school
children happy at noon today by giving
away about 500 pounds of candy, damaged
by fire. The local druggist will doubtless
be surprised, by large sales Of paregoric
3owar evening.
Two men entered house at Cumberland
Hill a few evenings ago and ifrom.thelre-
frigerator In the entry stole'a roast and 9
pie. u The. men dropped the pie-at the. gate
The coat rack, which wasArivetedl to the
wall In the entry, was left.undisturbed.i
Tower Post, No. II, g. A. II. meets this
evening. Department Commander Stone
in General orders, No. 8, announces tha,
the time for the election Of officers IN TN
several posts, Is. near att hand. s-.l' 'Gran4
Rounds will visit. Tower Position! Dec! IA
postponed from Nev. 2.
DIR. Darcy, the veterinary surgeon, VIII,
was called TO attend to the horse whicl
was struck by the Dexterrstreetlcar, llas
evening, received quitela injury tollhi
foot. He was cutting OF the skin OF on
of the bruises, land .!while.li .gthel lsactl 9
STOPPING over the horse stepped upon ri
foot.
Another dynamo hasl been placedlin pc
sition at the plant of Ithel Elec
tric Company. withIfve! machines caps
BILE of generating electricity equal to twel'
hundred horse power and steam to IA
back on the plant can truly be said to
the best equipped OF any in this section
New England.
The new comic opera, "Pricilla," whiS
IN to be given at the Auditorium on Thur
day and Friday evenings OF next week 4
the benefit of the Working Girls Club
the talk ofthe town, and anticipation ru
high concerning the event. The cast Is
exceptionally strong one, and the club
to be praised for arranging such an
tractive entertainment.
Oficers for the ensuing term will
elected by Delaney Council, No.
Knights Of Columbus, at the meeting
be held Wednesday evening. The coun
has had remarkable growth during
past year and is now the banner council
the State. The necessity OF securi
larger quarters is being agtated, and ]
quite likely that this matter will be CO
sidered at Wednesday evenings meeti
f(alu Fame Ten Late.