The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14
Usual Arbor Day Exercises
Carried Out Today.
The Municipal League Held an
Important Meeting Last Night.
Debts OF the Old School District to Be Assumed
by the T0wn-Notes.

along the Blackstone Valley. In Valley
Falls the schools had elaborate programs
and the exercises were conducted with q
marked degree of success. The official
program sent out by the Commissioner OF
Public Schools was followed very closely,
No less impressive were the exercises In
the town OF Lincoln, where at every school
an appropriate program of selected exer-
cises were held. After the program of the
dismissed for the day.
Her Last Summons.
Rev. Father Lessard, rector OF st. James
church, Manville, has received telegram
announcing the death of Sister Marie Lu-
garde in a convent In Montreal. Deceased
was formerly assistant to the mother
superior in the Manville convent. She
went to Montreal about week ago and
upon her arrival was taken i'll with pneu-
monia which resulted in her death Satur-
day morning. Rev. Father Lessard will
celebrate high mass of requiem for the re-
pose OF her soul.
The Municipal League.
The meeting of the Municipal Club was
attended by fairly large number of men,
bers last evening. The committee on
transfers reported that they had called
upon the officials of the Pawtucket Street
Railway Company, and they received an
answer that the company was not pre-
pared to grant transfers at this time. DIR.
Garvin reported that the committee on
extension had visited the Pawtucket and
Woonsocket officials, but no satisfactory
arrangements had been made. In his
opinion the only way to surmount the
difficulty was for a local company to build
road. He thought it would cost $30, 900,
and the measure would have to receive the
consent of the taxpayers, and also an act
would have to be passed by the Legis-
lature.
Lonsdale School District.
At the meeting Of the old Lonsdale
School District, No. 4, last evening, 1t was
voted that the town assume the debts, and
that all outstanding taxes be collected and
turned over to the Town Tseasurer.
Notes of the Valley villages.
A special meeting of the Parish Club
was held last evening.
Miss Ida Thompson, of Valley Falls has
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Boston.
Patrick Ryan of Dexter street is home
from college, spending short vacation
with his parents.
regular meeting Of Canonchet Tribe
1. o. r. NJ, was held last evening and one
brave was adopted.
John j. Stamering of this village will
sail in the Scynthia from Boston on Satur-
day bound for Liverpool.
Last evening, Mrs. Chase of Providence,
addressed the several circles of Kings
Daughters of Christ church.
Deborah X. Knox will address mission
ary meeting at the Friends Meeting
House this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Frank Tanning and John Horern OF
umberland have been drawn for Supreme
Court duty at Woonsocket beginning next
Monday.
Yesterday being Butchers and Market
mems Day, the local establishments were
closed at noon to permit the proprietors
and clerks to participate in the parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flowers and their
son William, who have been residing at
Los Angeles, Cal, for the past year, re-
turned Tuesday, and have taken up their
residence again at Berkeley.