The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-28
ne Doings Of the Day in
and About the City.
Shert Stories of Minor Happen
hgs Among Our People.
TinsH Topics Of GeaeraI Interest Tersely
Told to Tribune Readers.

The calendar fiend is now cavorting in
our midst.
The public schools commenced this
morning, after the Christmas week vaca-
tion.
The incoming City Council will have
few items of business referred To IL Tor
starter for the year.
William f. Roberts, a student at'the
Philadelphia Dental College, is home en-
joying brief vacation.
Miss Kittie O'Reilly, daughter of ex-
Alderman O'Reilly, is spending few
weeks with her parents.
quartery dividend has been declared,
payable Jan. 1, by the Interstate Consoli-
dated Street Railway Company.
The School Committee will meet for
organization one week from this evening
under the rules and regulations.
Troop A, First Battalion of Cavalry, will
hold q social at the State Armory on Ex-
change street on the evening OF Feb. 5.E
Raymond Arthur, son Of John w. and
Ada A. Parker, died Saturday evening at
his parents residence on johnson street.
Mrs. Hobart Whiting, wife of Captain
Whiting of the Pawtucket polo team, is
spending few weeks with her parents in
Worcester, Mass.
Register. The City Hall will be open
until o'clock-p. m. for the remainderrof
the month for the accommodation OF vot-
ers who wish to register.
Marriage intentions were filed at the
City Clerks Office Saturday afternoon by
Jean Baptist Caron and Miss Vetaline
Duval, both of this city.I
When the Alice and Millville mills of the
Woonsocket Rubber Company resume OPP
erations January 4th, that resumption.will
undoubtedly be on full time.
BThe members of the Pawtucket Cycling
Club will hold their mock Xmas tree
Wednesday night. The affair last year
proved to be very successful.
There will be meeting of the male
members of the parish Of the Univers&list
Church, Wednesday evening, for the pur-
pose of organizing a..men's club. ss.Gs O.
!. Preparations are being made for course
Of illustrated lectures at the Universalist
Church to commence Feb. 1, by DR.. Al
mon Gunnison Of Worcester, Mass.
The new year is close at hand and good
resolutions are in order. 1t might be a
good idea to try them on day or TIVE. be-
fore the date to get the hang Of the busi-
ness.
There will be a meeting of the Etna
Association this evening, when some ac-
tion will probably be ten relative tc
arranging A whist tournament with th'
Garfield Club.
Superintendent of Sewers Arthur X
Sweet ia now working on the annual re
mort OF the Sewer Commissioners. Whel
that Job is completed he sewers his ofiicia
connection with Woonsocket's interests.
The second of the series of descriptiv
lectures for the benefit OF the Day Nursery
to be delivered by Mrs. Emma Shaw Col
cleugh, will be given this evening at. tn
residence of Mrs. ID. q. Littlefield, Broa
street, Central Falls.
The operatives In about oil the mills an
shops Of Pawtucket and vicinity, VIII
have been enjoying three days holiday
resumed work this morning. Most ot th
concerns shut down on Thursday evenin
for the remainder of the week.
The N. q. N. Circle of East Side youn
ladies will hold a leap year dancing part
at Music Hall Assembly Rooms this ever
ato
have Invitations are looking forward
the evenings pleasures with pleasant ar
ticipations.
The police ambulance was called o,
twice Saturday afternoon, once to convt
Mary Hayes, who was i'll, from DIR. Kell
hers Office to her home at No. I54 Wat
street, and later 10 carry Patrick Flyn
who had fit on Exchange street, to h
home, No. Jackson stoeet.
Miss Loretta nj. Brennan, the talent
soprano, has been engaged to take I
part OF Princess in the performance
ssZephra,n which Is to be given under I
auspices of the Young Peoples Society
the Church OF Our Father. The prod'
tion will be given the week OF jan IL.
Pawtucket people registered at N
York hotels the past week were as
lows: q. II. Wilson, j. +. Barry, {.
Emerson, w. III. Stearns, G. o. Read, ii
Metcalf, ii. Boyer, q. Cross, DIR. j. +.
wards, A. II. Hoadley, &. Marks, i. Me
and wife, &. p. Mullen, g. w. Pettitt,
Rosenthal, M. Rothschild.
The finance committee OF the Matte
Christian Endeavor Convention, wi
will meet at San Francisco next July,
recured from the business men OF
Francisco contributions to an smo
hitherto unknown In the annals Of Oh
tisn Endeavor conventions. The bust
men have subscribed e17, 500, which, '
the 5000 contributed by Golden
union, and the e25oo from Alameda Cot
union, will make e25,ooo, the amour
timsted ~ necessary 10 pay the sxpe
of the immense gathering.