The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-14

OF the parade 1t tho laying Of the convent
cornerstone, made . verbal report TO the
socisty and returned his sincere thanks To
alI who assisted him on that day. He was
particularly we'll pleased with the large
number Of out OF town societies which re-
sponded TO the invitation to parade. TO
eli who assisted and TO the generous aid OF
the members OF the press he attributed the
success OF the Gay.
on for Camp.
The Central Falls Cadets presented neat
and soldier like appearance this afternoon
as they marched through the streets on
their way TO take tho boat for Camp White.
The boys have been preparing for this out
Ing for some time and hope to have good
weather for their annual encampment. The
line was formed on Central street and
every member OF the company reported
for duty. Under command OF Capt. Kelly
the company marched to the Pawtucket
boat and took passage to the point, On
the way down the Cadets were the guests
of the Laurel club of Pawtuckct. A de-
tachment from the company went to the
camp early this morning and had the tents
pitched, ready to be occupied. Camp
duty will be inaugurated Immediately
upon arrival at the camp. Capt. Kelly will
be tie officer OF the day.
The Pool Tournament.
The pool tournament which IL In prog
ress at Coyle's saloon is causing consider
able excitement among the lovers OF the
game. Last evening the third match In
the series was played, and Lyons defeated
Jones In close and exciting game by the
score of 100 to SO. This evening Beaucage
and Nightingale, both scratch men, will
battle for supremacy.l
Services Held Today.
Private funeral services were held this
morning over the remains OF Mrs. Nancy
Whitney at her late home. After the SER
vices the remains were taken to the Paw
tucket depot and shipped to Kiilingly,
Conn.,, for burial.
Notes About the City.
Charles McCabe has returned from visit
to Webster.
Miss Lizzie Snow Of this city Is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. John Lang of New Bed
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 6tetson of Fall
River are visiting Mrs. James Stetson OF
Broad street.
Albert Monkhouss and Frank Jones will
start for Montreal next Monday for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. James Hagan OF Cambridgeport,
Mass, 10 the guest OF Mrs. Thomas Grundy
OF Parker street.
IL 10 announced that work on High
street will be commenced next week or the
following week ct the latest.
Mrs. Margaret Clifford Of "a Earle street
was removed to st. Josephs Hospital last
evening In Burns' ambulance.
Miss Emily Simpson and Miss Mamie
Lauder of the West Side are the guests oi
Mrs. j. Simpson at Crescent Beach.
Mrs. May Anslow and Miss Annie
Rooney of Manchester, N. H., are visiting
Mrs. Burdonwood Of Central street.
The annual reunion OF the 11th Rhode
Island Regiment will take place at Field'l
Point on Aug. Is. Many members of tn,
Regiment reside In this city.
Marks Dietch, the young boy, who dis.
appeared from his home Wednesday morn
ing, returned Last evening, but would give
no explanation Of his whereabouts Will
away.
Thomas Sweeney Of this city has re
ceived an interesting letter from hi
brother, DR.. Sweeney, acting Mayor Of Sc
attic, Wash. The letter will be found II
this issue.