The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-19

mordtne; Maude, Flossy spears; Ida,
Alice 6idebottom; May, Nellie Hogan !;
Gipsy Girl, Ethel Twist; Frank, Harold
James; J. e. Ernest Smith; Sam, Frank
Hilton. Planets-Jupiter, Chester Jerauld; !;
Venus, Ethel Washburn; Moon, Clara
Mellor; Earth, Efie Applebee; Uranus,
Mabel Allen; Saturn, Clarence Lull; Mer-
curry, Fred Huling; Mars, Harold Horton;
Comet, George Jerauld.
At the close of the entertainment the Ice
cream bower was patronized freely, and an
hour or SO was spent In pleasant and social
intercourse. The stage setting was well
gotten up, and added not little to the
general success of the cantata.
Young Ladies' Mission.
The embroidery class OF the Young
Ladies' Mission, connected with the Con-
gregational church, held q very profitable
sale last evening In the parlors of the
Congregational church. Prettily decorated
booths were arranged about the parlors,
and not the least attraction about them
were the charming young lady attendants
who deftly lured the dimes from the
pockets of those who attended. The
patronage, considering the night, was all
that could be expected, and the profits OF
the sale will amount to considerable.
Linton's orchestra was at its best, and dis
coursed enchanting music. The en-
broidery table had as attendants Miss Ella
Carr, Miss Emma Crawford, Miss Lena
Paine, Miss Alice Young and Mrs. Will
liam Davenport. Silver novelty table,
Misses Matte Lyons, May Stanley, Maud
Goldsmith and Lena Goldsmith.
Flower Tabie-the Misses Alice Collins
and Helen Holmes
Candy Table-the Misses Maude An
drews, Annie Davenport, May Pearson,
Kate Battle, Bessie Almond and Grace
Henderson.
Cafe-the Misses Alice Spaulding, May
Easton, Lorraine johnson and grace Hol-
lingsworth.
Henry Smith, pulling candy in one cor
ner OF the parlor was very popular with
the younger folks, and although he worked
hard the supply could not satisfy the de-
mand.
This organization has not been in ex-
istance very long, but, Notwithstanding
this fact, many beautiful specimens OF
their handiwork were put on sale and dis
posed Of.
Branch 285, c. X. OF A.
Branch 265, c. X. of A., held a regular
meeting last evening at which the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Spiritual Director, Rev. M. Fitz-
gerald; President Frank e. Rowen; Vice
President, Thomas f. Vance; Recording
Secretary, Robert RUSSELL; Finantial Sec
retary, Thomas McGuinness; Treasurer,
P. II. Edgerton; Sergeant-at-Arm
Michael Sullivan; Seminal, Michael Cur
ram Trustee for years, Thomas Feeney.
Left For the West.
Miss Abbie M. Martin, for long time
principal of the Kendall street school has
resigned her position, the resignation
taking effect last evening. Miss Martin
has been one of the most effective and
popular teachers in the public schools, and
the vacancy caused by her resignation will
be hard to all. She will leave next week
to take up q permanent residence in the
West, and in going she takes with her
the best wishes, for her future welfare, OF
host Of personal friends and acquaint-
ances.
Disappeared Mysterious1y,
Undertaken T. C. Crane was the owner OF
a valuable robe until last evening, but now
its whereabouts Is unknown to Thomas.
The horse has got accustomed to going
street without an attendant. Last evening
Mr.. Crane was out on business with his
ambulance wagon, and as usual, when he
had finished with his team, the horse i'm
mediately started for the barn. Securely
tucked under part of the harness was the
above mentioned robe, but when the horse
arrived at the barn the robe had gone the
weyy OF the Mysterious. II 1t had dropped
off some one i'm THAT neighborhood would
have found it. mo tidings have Ee5i! heard .c:..
of the missing robe and Tom is ready to
say long farewell to it.
Loyal Mt. Hope Lodge Election.
Loyal Mt. Hope Lodge, l. o. o. F., M.
u, met in st. Georges hall last evening
and elected the following officers: Noble
Grand, John Hutchinson; Vice Grand,
Joseph II. Candy; Elective Secretary,
Peter Clare; Permanent Secretary, Will
liam l.. Cook; Treasurer, William Hogg;
Retiring Grand Master, Alec Johnstone;
Acting Grand Master, j. A. Garner; Dele
gates to District Meeting, William l.. Cook
and j. j. Pearson; Trustees, Past Grand
j. j. Pearson, Past Grand &. f. Burlingame
and John Miller. The installation will
take place the first Friday in January.
District Deputy Provincial Richard Tom
ney was present at the meeting, and at the
close of the election made a few remarks
complimentary to Mt. Hopes progress and
standing.
An Alarm of Fire Last Evening.
Box 1877, situated at the coming Dexter
and Richardson streets, was rung i'm last
evening, about $40 o'clock, for fire i'm
the building owned by Mrs. Anna
Mitchell. The lower store is occupied by
James Shora, dealer in second hand
furniture. lamp I'm one of the store
windows heated the tin protector to such
degree that the woodwork became
ignited and was in fair way to cause a
considerable loss. The fire was discovered
by the lady living up stairs, who imme-
diately gave the alarm. A few pals OF
water put an end to the blaze, the loss
being trifiing.
Relief Association.
The Relief Association OF the Central
Falls fire department held a well attended
meeting last evening to listen to report
of the committpe nf truatoes vbn have