The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-06

was received to visit Lynn, Mass, on July
4th TO participate In the muster to be held
In that city ON that date. The matter was
laid on the table until the next meeting.
Quiet Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Lucy e. Briden
and Joseph Morrisette occurred at 5o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
brides mother on Washington street. The
nuptisl knot was tied by Rev. l.. q. Hor-
ton of Willimantio In the presence Of
about 20 of the intimate friends of the
contracting parties. The bride was gowned
In white silk and carried the customary
orange blossoms. No display was made,
al tho details being carried out In q quiet
manner on account of the recent death of
the brides sister, which occurred about
month ago. The happy couple were the
recipients of many beautiful presents, and
left at o'clock upon their wedding trip,
carrying with them the best wishes of q
host of admirers. Upon their return they
will take up their residence with the
brides mother.
West eide Club Growing.
President Daniel III. Hunt of the West
meeting of the organization for the even
ing of May IL for the purpose of consider
ing the wisdom of seeking new quarters or
of building a hall OF their own. Since
the organization of the club the member
ship has increased to such an extent that
| the present quarters are not sufficiently
large to accommodate the needs Of the
members. There Is a feeling among the
k,ax.o hat Ixn al,.h Qhn a
building Of its own.
Third Annual Reunion.
The third annual reunion of the Holy
Trinity Christian Doctrine Society will be
held tomorrow night at Music Hall
assembly rooms, and extensive arrange
ments have been made by the committee
| for the enjoyment and entertainment OF
the guests of the evening. Baker Brothers
Orchestra has been engaged to furnish
music for the dancing. The following
committee will have charge of the details:
William Grimes, Chairman; Philip Fogar-
ty, Secretary; John III. Geroghty, Treas
urer; John j. Barry, James O'Neil, James
McCloskey, Joseph Welch, James Kelly,
Joseph Fitzpatrick and Edward Kelly.
Closing the Saloons.
Yesterday afternoon the Senate Commit
tee on Judiciary gave hearing on the bill
to close the liquor saloons on holidays and
election days. Not a person representing
the petitioners was present to advocate the
bill, notwithstanding the fact that 1t was
supposed to be popular movement.
New Administrator Appointed.
A special meeting of the Probate Court
was held Tuesday afternoon to appoint q
new administrator for the estate OF Carlisle
Darling, deceased. A. B. Rice was the
original appointee, but on account of his
extreme age he declined to serve. Samuel
w. Arnold was appointed in his place,
with bond In the sum Of &1400. Edward
A. Greene surity.
Lsseratsd His Wrist.
Fred Williams, captain of tho Farwell
baseball team, lacerated his wrist yesterday
while playing ball. In attempting to stop
. ground ball his wrist came In contact
with piece of glass which was protruding
from the ground, cutting the artery, and
causing q serious wound. DR.. Howe
dressed the injury.
Notes About the City.
DR.. Falcon is reported slightly improved.
tional Church will be held this evening.
John F. Tierney of this city has accepted
a position with Caesar MIsch at Paw
tucket.
The regular monthly meeting of the
School Committee will take place this
evening at 6.45 O'Clock.
The wife of Peter Bruseau reported to
the police that her husband had deserted
her and taken their 7-year-old boy with
him.
Mrs. Pardon White, who fell at Ter
home Friday night and fractured her hip,
is reported to be in a very comfortable
condition.
Peter Cadeux, of this city, made a de-
cided hit at Cincinnati at the opening per-
formance of Robinson and Franklin
Brothers Circus.
At the meeting of the New England
League delegates yesterday, Capt. John Ii.
Barber Of the local company was elected
on transportation of machines.
The person who placed coupon number
S,907 in the box at w. III. Gilluly's dry
goods store, Dexter street, has been donated
the gold watch offered by the firm.
The Misses Gooding of Central street,
entertained friends last evening at whist.
There were three tables in play. Later in
the evening refreshments were served.
The committee which has charge Of the
drama "Eileen Oge," me- last evening at
the residence of Miss Josephine Clark on
Elm street, and completed all the arrange
ments.
The "Chimes of Normandy" committee
met last evening, and John f. Kelly was
appointed to wait upon Manager Spitz of
the Pawtucket Opera House to arrange for
date to reproduce the opera.
The Parish House Club of Lousdale Wis
tied the rooms of the Holy Trinity Y. M.
| G. A. Tuesday evening and succeeded In
defeating the home association by the fol-
lowing score: Table No. 1-Y. M. G. A.,
Riley and Carney, 10; p. c., Mcdonald
and Truesdale, 8. Table No. 2-Y. M. G. A.,
Cannon and Loughney, s; p. c., Mathews
and Worth, 8. Table No. 3-Y. NJ. G. A,
Fitzpatrick and Welch, 2; p. c., Jackson
and Blacker,7. Table No. 4-Y. M. G. A,
Kelly and Fogarty, 3; p. c., Henry and
Black, 3. Table No. 5-Y. M. @. A, Dom