The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-22

Bertha Tisrney; song, Edward Kelly, reci-
tatiop, Miss Annie 0arripie.
The balance OF the evening YVES spent In
. social manner.
KIsstion Of Omesrs.
Court Central, Foresters OF America,
held their semi election Of officers
last evening with the following result:
Chief ranger, M. ". Farnes: sub-chies
ranger, John II. QUINN recording secre.
tary, II. II. Lawn; senior woodward,
Daniel Fay; junior woodward, John 4.
Burns; senior bsadie, l.. II. DOigle; junior
beadle, William Brohan. As tho evening
to install tho officers will fall on tho 9th
OF July, the secretary was instructed TO
write to the grand secretary TO the meet
Ing postponed TO the following Wedpes-
day evening. The retiring Chief Ranger
james Degnan was given vote OF thanks
for tho impartial manner I'm which he per-
formed tho duties OF the Office during the
his term.
He'd Men Elect Chiefs.
Pocasset Tribe after q vacation Of two
weeks met last evening and elected Chiefs
to occupy the various stumps for the en-
suing six months. The election resulted
as follows: Sachem, Edward K. Frost;
Senior Sagmore, Fred Newell; Junior Sag
more, John II. Howe; Prophet, Fred
Charlonne; Keeper OF Wampum, Isaac
Marion; Collector, George o. Cummings;
Scribe, j. Edward German. One paleface
was adopted by the tribe. The newly
elected Chiefs will he raised to their re-
spective stumps at the next meeting OF the
tribe.
Respected Citizen Gone.
John McDonough, one of the Oldest and
most respected citizens of Dexter street,
died last evening at ripe old age. The
deceased had been q resident OF that
locality for upwards OF 26 or 80 years, and
had by hard work and an industrious life
accumulated quite an amount OF this
worlds good. He was o quiet and an
assuming man and had gained the respect
of all his neighbors. The deceased leaves q
wife and four children, who will feel the
loss keenly. The arrangements for the
funeral have not been completed, but II is
likely that II will occur Thursday morning.
Notes About tke City.
Hon. John M. Butman and Mrs. Butman
are visiting friends In New York.
At the meeting tonight of Washington
Lodge, the rank of Knight will be worked.
Frank McQuillsn Of Holy Cross College,
has arrived ut his home In this city for the
summer vacation.
Examinations In the lower grades of the
schools will be continued during the
balance of the week.
the officers are attending the high court
at Providence today.
Miss Emily Allen and Mr.. John Watson
will be married this evening ct the home
Of the bride on Rand street.
Miss Emily Taft OF New Bedford is
spending short vacation with her cousin.
Miss Mamie Dean of Broad street.
The Misses Adelina and Alexina Cou-
ture left yesterday to spend q few weeks
with relatives at New Haven, Conn.
jerks Lodge, A. M. and A. F., held their
regular meeting last evening and worked
the degree Of Master Mason on four candi-
dates.
John ]. McKenna, who has been In New
York attending the annual convention Of
steam boilermskers, arrived home last
evening.
In the District Court this morning John
F. CLANCY of King street was adjudged
Insane and committed to the State Insane
Asylum.
The meeting of the Ladies' Social Club
which WAS to have been held last evening
was postponed, and will be held some other
evening this week.
The Woman's Circle of the Broad Street
Baptist Church will hold an apron and
cake sale Friday euening at the residence
Of Mrs. Harriet Morse, 8 Washington
street.
Robert Lynch the popular assistant at
Gorman's tonsorial rooms and Miss Min
ME Louise Luther will be married this
evening at the home of the bride at Rock
land, Mass.
The Midsummer Carnival Committee of
the Sacred Heart Temperance Society, will
meet tomorrow evening to wind up the
affairs and prepare their report to be
handed into the Society.
Queen Esther Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, will pay fraternal visit to
Woonsocket Chapter this evening. 1t will
also be the official visit of the Grand
Matron to that Chapter.
The West Side Republican Club will
hold o jubilee entertainment at their
rooms this evening. An elaborate pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental selections
has been arranged for the pleasure of the
members and their invited guests.
Charles Crowell, who was recently grant
ed victualing house license, entertained
q party of friends at his cosy ice cream
parlors, No. 610 Broad street, last evening.
Mr.. Crowell Is q genial host and Is sure to
make O success of his new venture.
When Samuel Davignon arrived at his
liquor store this morning he found the
place filed with smoke. One Of the lamps
had gotten out of order. Davignon runs
the Sheridan House and from the appear
ance Of the place there was a narrow es-
cape from fire.
The class Of '96 of the Central Falls High
School are arranging to hold q class supper
sometime during, the month OF July. A
meeting Of the class was held last week at
which time officers were elected and q
committee appointed to carrylout the de-
tails OF the coming supper.
Company B.. Hibernian Rifles, will re-
ceive their suits Wednesday evening. The