The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-10

away number OF times. IL IN the same
horse which caused the death OF Mr..
Duquette two or three months ago In q
runaway accident near st. jeans village,
The Noble He'd Men.
The regular councilfre OF Pocasset Tribe
!. o. II. M, was held last evening At the
tribes wigwam and large attendance OF
braves snd visiting warriors were present.
A committee was appointed TO devise aud
report some method OF replenishing the
wampvm belt, the result OF discussion
about the opening OF trading post. The
committee appointed IL Herbert 0orman,
Fred Charlonne, William Murdock, -
Edward German and Albert Currier.
The Sachem appointed Fred Charionne,
q. IL. Bernard, Fred Franklin, II. Mayette'
II. Gauthier, Fred Patt and Herbert Cor
man q visiting COMMITTEES. Past bacnem
Allen of Mohassuck Tribe was present
and on invitation make few remark
Entertainment Postponed.
The semi weekly meeting OF the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society was held last
evening and the members were honored py
a visit from Rev. J. II. Hurley, assistant
pastor of the the church, who was present
to invite the society to take charge OF the
sports which are to be given In connection
with the lawn party at the schooihouse
grounds on Park street, Labor day. The
invitation was accepted and COMMITTEES
OF 15 members were appointed to look after
the details. John p. Sullivan was elected
chairman and Thomas G. McAlivey Sec
retary Of the committee. 1t was decided
to postpone the proposed entertainment
which was to be given Labor night on ac-
count of 1t conflicting with the lawn party.
Rescue Division, 8. OF T.
Rescue Division, Sons OF Temperance,
held an interesting meeting last evening.
and after adjournment spent social hour
In pleasant conversation. AT the meeting
two propositions for membership were re-
ceived and referred to the proper commit
tee. A number Of the grand officers OF the
State Council were present and made In
teresting remarks OF the work of the order.
Visitors were also present from Lincoln
and William Penn Divisions.
8. III. Ladies' Auxiliary
The Sacred Heart Ladies' Auxiliary met
last evening In regular meeting and made
plans for several entertainments to be held
| in the near future. 1t was decided to have
| trolley party Friday evening and the
committee Is making the necessary ar
rangements. Plans are also maturing tor
| q harvest festival to be held some time In
| September or October. The committee on
lawn party made its report and the same
was received and the committee compli-
mented for their earnest work. The La
dies Auxiliary is doing excellent work
and is nobly assisting the parent organiza-
| tion In paying of the debt OF the society.
Tho Police Station.
Signs of unlocked for activity are being
displayed by the committee appointed to
| furnish the newly decorated police station
Men were busy all day laying the linoleum
| for the floors, and 1t is expected that the
| furniture for the rooms will arrive tho
latter part OF this week. The walls of tho
rear rooms are somewhat soiled from the
effects Of some kind Of gum which keep
oozing through. Previous to the laying o.
the Iinoleum Janitor Sweet gave the plac'
thorough overhauling and cleaning.
or For Camp.
At the meeting Of the Central Fall
Cadets held last evening the committee ap
pointed to mako the necessary arrange
ments for the going into camp, made 1T
report and everything is In readiness tt
make the trip. The boys will 60 Saturday
and will be gone one week. The organiza'
ton is composed Of bright set Of young
men who have the reputation Of conduct
ing themselves In gentlemanly manner
wherever they 60. For this reason they
always receive q warm welcome at Camp
White.
Notes About the City.
Charles McCabe Is on business trip x
Webster where he Is figuring upon larg'
contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allenson anl
family have returned from q pleasant visi
to Cottage City.
Frank Powers and Matthew Gallagher
are registered at Narraganset Pier for tht
next two weeks.
Officer Joseph McCra has been relieved
for ten days from. duty and will. enjoy 9
well-earned vacation.
The members of the Sacred Heart Auxi.
liary are talking Of repeating the lawr
party In consequence of the success Of
their first efforts.
Ernest d. Nevers of this city spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with 1. G. Codene OF
Woonsocket. Mr.. Nevers will start this
week for an extended European trip.
At the meeting of Roger Williams Coun-
Gil, United Order of Workmen, held last
evening two limitations took place and
eight propositions for membership were
received.
| The members of the Ladies' Aid Society
| of the Memorial Chapel here were enter
tanned by their president, Mrs. William T,
Burrow, at her summer home at Newport
yesterday afternoon.
The annual excursion OF the Sunday
school of the Embury M. e. Church will
take place tomorrow. The party will leave
from the wharf of the Pawtucket Steam
boat Company at $3.50 q. m.
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