The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-08

ants and quelling the row.
Regular Monthly Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Holy Trinity Christian Doctrine Society
was held yesterday forenoon, q large at
tendance of members being present. The
regular order of business was disposed OF,
and in new business the officers made
their regular monthly reports, the princi-
pal one being the treasurcr's, which
showed comfortable amount In the So
ciety's favor. The whist committee re-
ported that the first sitting in the dupli-
cate whist tournament would be held
Monday, March 20. Several of the mem
bers made remarks concerning the good
welfare of the society.
Union City Mission.
The regular Saturday evening meeting
of the Central Falls Union City Mission
was conducted by Miss Ada l.. Newell. A
large attendance was present, and the
usual spread of hot coffee and sandwiches
was given to all who desired to partake OF
them. Rev. Mr.. Collins, the superintend-
ent of the mission, was in attendance and
brought with him 35 men from the tramp
room at the Pawtucket police station. The
music was led by Mrs. Thurber, and dur
ing the evening Mr.. Collins made short
address.
The Warrant Served.
Some three or four weeks ago Lille
Clark was arrested for drunkenness, and
upon her promise to appear in court the
next morning to answer to charge OF
drunkenness, she was allowed to depart.
Lille forgot, however, to fulfill her part
Of the contract, and since that time the
police department has been desirous to
renew their acquaintance with the fair
Lille. Late Saturday afternoon Officer
Whipple heard that Lille was visiting in
the neighborhood of his beat, and imme-
diately started in to find her. She was
making the rounds of the saloons In the
'sBowery" when Officer Whipple caught
sight of her and started towards her to
place her under arrest. The woman saw
him coming and ran rapidly away towards
a dive kept by one Maud Reed. AS 1t
happened the door to this house was
locked and the officer caught up with the
woman on the doorstep and placed her
under arrest.
v. NJ. C. A. Meeting.
The Y. M. c. A., Holy Trinity parish,
met yesterday afternoon. Considerable
committee on the recent coffee supper and
reunion reported that about 800 had been
realized. The report was accepted and the
committee discharged.
Notes About the City.
Officer Walsh has returned to duty, after
a painful illness.
The Central Falls minstrel troup held
rehearsal yesterday afternoon.
Ground has been broken Tor the new
house of DIR. Malo on Summer street.
The Republican City Committee meets
this evening to set date for the caucuses.
A full-dress rehearsal of "O'Neil, the
Great" was held at Music Hall yesterday
afternoon.
In the District Court yesterday morning
drunkenness.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Hall by Miss Sarah Whitehead
and Fred Shaw, both of this city.
This evening there will be a literary
meeting of the Epworth League connected
with the Embury NJ. h. Church.
Miss Henrietta NJ. Martin, daughter of
ex-Alderman William j. Martin, has re-
turned from trip to Washington.
Rev. +. c. Bass, ID. D., presiding elder
of this district occupied the pulpit at the
morning services in Embury M. +. Church
yesterday
Petitions were given out yesterday at all
the Protestant churches for signatures to
submit the question of license or no
license in the election warrant.