The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

Rriveea Social
/ The members Of the Central Falls Cadets
enjoyed . private social last evening 1T
their armory on Central street. The hall
was tastsfully decorated for the occasion,
and Malloy's orchestra discourssd excel
lent music.
The party numbered about 70 couples,
snd the dancing was enjoyed until late
hour.
The grand march was led by Capt.
Thomas Kelly and lady. At IL O'Clock
collation. was served and short season OF
vocal selections was enjoyed by the guests.
John Kelly had charge OF the floor arrange
ments, assisted by Peter Quinn, Edward
Plunkett and Christopher Donniley.
His Tenth Birthday.
Berthe Borden, the young son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. Borden Of SO Charles street, was
pleasantly surprised last evening by about
40 of his young friends. The occasion was
the tenth birthday of Master BERTHE, and
his young friends determined TO make 1t q
memorable one. Upon arriving at the house
the young people took immediate posses
sion, and 1t was apparent that each one
had come for a good time and were trying
to live up to their good intentions. Dur
ing the evening many different games and
other kinds OF amusements were INDUCED
In. Late In the evening o collation. was
served.
Liquor Still There.
One of the liquor dealers who has guam
tity OF his liquor stored ct the police sta
tion ponding final decision says that he
was told by O certain special officer that
the above liquor was fast disappearing.
In support OF the statement this special
officer said that be and several other on
GERS had keys to the place where the liquor
is stored, and there is nothing to prevent
themselves to all they want. The police
officials deny this statement inssmuch ~
there Is double lock on the door and no
one except the chief or the sergeant can
get into the room. Furthermore the keys
have been taken away from the above spec
ial and he cannot gain access to any part
Of the building.
Oiven TO Roaming.
The two bright little twin children Of
John Pilling of Rand street are possessed
with great desire to see the sights about
the city, and every once In awhile take .
stroll about the city unaccompanied by
their parents. Yesterday the two little
Officer Coombs found them on Dexter
street, and returned them to their home.
Again In the afternoon they took . stroll,
and one was found on Weeden street and
the other was brought home In the Paw
tucket patrol wagon.
Superior Lodge. L. O. Or.
Superior Lodge, I. o. o. F., met last
evening and transacted considerable
routine business. The committee on
Memorial Sunday exercises reported pro-
gress. The committee also extended an
invitation to the members of Rebekah
Lodge to attend the services which will be
held at the Lodge room, Sunday June 20,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Quarters Not Suitable.
Yesterday an ofdcer from Manville
brought an insane person to the police
station, and was intending to leave her
there until court was convened this morn
ing. Owing to the fact that there Is no
padded cell or any suitable or humane
apartment to keep person In for twenty
four hours he was advised to bring her
home and keep her there until this morn
ing. 1t &C pms that the above Is rather
severe criticism upon q place which has
just had $500 expended upon it.
District Court DoiDgs.
Emeline' Lareviere, an insane woman
from Manville, was adjudged q person OF
unsound mind, and was sentenced to the
State Insane Asylum.
Colin McCra of Lonsdale was charged
with shooting o robin during the closed
time, and upon his plea of guilty he was
fined $40 and costs.
Notes About the City.
Alderman Mccartney has returned from
business trip to Portland, Me.
The executive committee of the West
Side Republican Club met last evening.
The 40 hours devotion will be opened
at Holy Trinity Church tomorrow at last
mass.
High and Charles streets are blocked up
by the building which Is being moved to
Fales court.
graves of their deceased members tomor-
row afternoon.
The Central Falls cases which were to be
called today In the high court were con-
tinued until next Tuesday.
Ernest Broome' a son Of Robert Broome
Of this city. has returned to New York.
Mr.. Broome Is graduate OF Cooper Union
of New York.
The Central Falls Wheelmen held a
regular meeting last evening. It was de-
cided to hold q club run to Stevens Hotel,
Cumberland Hill, tomorrow.
Open Air Religious Meeting.
Open air religious meetings by the colored
people will be held every Sunday at Walnut
Hill Grove. Tomorrow services will be held
from II n. IN. to i2 m, and from to 80 p. IN.
Rev. Thomas l.. Crocker will have charge OF
the meetings.
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