The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-26

cheon was served from to o'clock. At
o'clock an entertainment consisting OF
the following numbers was rendered:
Piano solo, Holmes Lomas; vocal duet,
Walter and William Rogers; vocal duet,
"Hunters' Song" Mrs. William j. Patt
aud Miss Matte Tracey; tenor solo, cara
pro Nobis," William Rogers; baritone
solo, "True to the Last" Walter Rogers;
duet, sSummer," Miss Matte Tracey and
Mrs. Walter J. Patt; piano solo, Miss
Carrie w. Wood. Mrs. Abbie Horton,
Mrs. McClelland, Miss e. Louis King and
Cora b. Thurber acted as mattresses. The
Committee of Arrangements were Mrs.
Isaac Horton, Mrs. Harriet Moss and Mrs.
E. w. Read. The following ladies pre-
sided over the tables: Apron table-Mrs.
Richard Harrison and Mrs. Sarah j. Dur
fee; cake table-Mrs. Emma Brown and
Mr.. Joseph E. Fales.
Irish National Foresters.
The regular meeting Of Branch William
O'Brien was held last evening. There was
q good attendance Of members as 1t was
the regular meeting to elect officers for the
ensuing six months. The transferals took
place, one from a court In Ireland and an
other from q court In Providence. The
usual reports from committees were made
and accepted.
The election resulted as follows: Chief
Ranger, Thomas Clancy; Sub-Chief Ran
ger, James Roman; Secretary, George
Weeks Assistant Secretary, Andrew Linan;
Senior Woodward, John Egan; Junior
Woodward, John Roman; Senior Bcadle,
John Doyle; Junior Beadle, Thomas Riley;
Auditing Committee, Edward Roman,
John McHale and Charles McGonnigle.
Lacerated Her Hand.
Rosie Theroux, the young daughter of
Michael Theroux of High street, fell yes
terday afternoon while carrying q water
glass and badly lacerated her hand. She
was taken to DIR. Howe's Office where the
wound was dressed.
Arrested In the Park.
Yesterday afternoon Special Officer De-
mers, who has charge of the park, saw
man there In an intoxicated condition.
He ordered the fellow to leave the place,
but he refuse to do so, insisting that he
had q perfect right to stay there and have
his sleep out on the grass. The mans
name was John Welch, and he was taken
to the police station and kept there until
8 o'clock, when he was allowed his free
dom providing he left the city at once,
which he did, taking train for the State
Of Maine.
"senator" Jones In Jail.
'Senator" Tommy Jones Of Lonsdale
spent last evening at the Cross street police
station. A week or 30 ago Tommy made
himself quite conspicuous on Broad street
by attacking several persons, and quite
seriously injuring two OF them. Since
chat time the police have been on the look
out for him. Last evening Sergt. Louks
received word from officer Sweet Of the
Pawtuckct force that Tommy was at the
Pawtucket depot. officer Coombs was at
once dispatched for him and found the
"Senator" In saloon on Broad street, near
the depot. He was taken to the station
and when searched number OF curios
were found. Tommy had. well-Hlled
pocketbook of good American dollars, be-
sides q number of counterfeit and Confed-
crate bills, compasses, charts, maps and
different articles, such as medals and
badges among the collection.
City Physician Mann examined "Tommy"
this morning and pronoupced bjm Insane.