The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1896-12-15

next lecture Will bo far In excess OF the
one held last evening. Her other lectures
will be: Through Hawaii with Kodak"
s'Inside the Arctic Circle" "Under the
Hudson Bay Company's Flag;" "Among
the Vikings of Today;" "Along Labrador
and Newfoundland" The lectures will be
given fortnightly at different residences.
All her lectures will be illustrated by
photographs and curios gathered In her
travels. The price of single tickets is 30
cents, or $50 for the full course. Any one
wishing further information upon the
subject is requested to call upon Mrs. M.
A. Saunders, Librarian of the Pawtucket
Public Library.
Demand Their Goods.
The Narragansett Brewing Company,
through its agent, Thomas Smith, made
demand yesterday afternoon upon Chief
Goldsmith for the beer taken Saturday
from the premises of Peter Germaine, Jr.
The company bases its claim upon the fact
that the beer sold to Germain was not paid
for, consequently belonged to them. Chief
Goldsmith, however, declined to give up
the beer. The company will be represented
at the preliminary trial Friday morning in
the District Court.
Stee0B on the fSampages
Two runaways occurred early last even
ing within a short time of each other and
in about the same place. One of Collins
horses, hitched to light wagon, started
from in front of the machine shop, and
running down behind the Eagle Dye
Works was caught without doing much
damage. Matters had scarcely settled
down when a horse and tip cart came
tearing down North Main street hill at a
terrific gait. 1t looked as il something
serious was about to happen, but before
any damage was done William Fitzgerald
jumped for the horses head, and by a
superhuman effort succeeded in securing
control of the animal.
Sacred Heart Temperance Society.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
held their regular monthly meeting last
evening. The Standing Committee re-
ported all the arrangements for next Sun
days lecture and concert in fair way to-
ward completion. Robert Bellew will be
chairman of the meeting, and John e.
Fitzgerald will lecture upon the city of
Washington. Martin O'Gara was elected
a member OF the Board of Government.
Several bills were received and ordered
| paid. The Society accepted an invitation
| to take part in the Old Folks Concert. One
proposition for membership was received
and one member admitted. At this junct-
| ure Andrew Hardenberger of the Scandi-
| navian Reform Club of South Boston,
| Mass, was invited to address the meeting.
| Mr. Hardenberger spoke very Interestingly
| of the work done by the South Boston Re-
| form Club in and about Boston, and
| thanked the members for their kindness
| in allowing him to be present at their
meeting. There is only one way, said the
| speaker, and that is to work together and
| pull together, and il this Is done success
will crown our efforts.
Sons of Temperance.
Rescue Division, No. 20, Sons OF Temper
ance, held one of their enjoyable enter
| tainments last evening, and was attended
| by good sized audience.
The entertainment program was as fol-
lows: Opening chorus, "Dont Send Hel
Away :" reading, "Colored Philosophy
| Miss Sadie Clifford; solo, "I'n be Home
Tomorrow Night" Walter Baker; reading
"Artemus Ward Crossing Dixie Land,
Mr.. Cook; dialogue, "Wedlock," )" Thoma!
| Crook, Mamie Crook, Bertha Crook, Katie
| Turner; solo, "I'll be Back Again,
Thomas Anderson; dialogue. "Never Toe
Late to Mend" Katie Turner, Sadie
| Clifford, w. Phetteplace, Bertha Crook
| Mamie Crook, c. Richardson, Will French
| quartet, Mamie Crook, Thomas Crow
Bertha Crook, Katie Turner reading
| Will French.
After the entertainment refreshments
and cream was served, and the members
and their friends enjoyed season of social
| intercourse.
| Ladies' Auxiliary.
The Ladies' Auxiliary connected with
the Sacred Heart Temperance Society hello
a meeting last evening in Temperance hall
| Several routine matters came before the
meeting for action. The question of chang
ing the date of the old folks concert came
up, and was discussed at some length. II
was finally voted to hold it on the orig
| inal date as announced. 1t was also voted
to assist the Temperance Socity in the
production of the coming drama.
District Court News.
| The trial of the boys who are alleged tC
| have stolen slot machine from in front o.
a store on Dexter street, short time ago
was called in the District Court this morn
| ing, but owing to the fact that the City
| Solicitor was not present, the trial was
postponed until next Tuesday. One drunk
was fined q and costs.
Pocasset Tribe, L. o. II. M.
| The braves of Pocasset Tribe held {
council fire last evening, and large num-
Der of braves were present. Four palefacet
were adopted by the tribe and one applica-
tion was received. At the next sleep
Monday evening, the hunters degree viii
be worked, and nomination of officers fol
the ensuing year will be held. The elec'
tion will take place the last sleep of this
| month. The installation of officers will
occur first sleep in January. Visiting
braves were present from Moshassucl
tribe and the pipe Of peace was passed
around.
| The Preparatory Meeting.
| Those teachers of the public schools
who are about to engage in the two years
course of study, met yesterday afternoon
at the superintendent's Office. Four new
| ynemh hera aipnified their intention to take