The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-16
The DOings Of the Day in
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen.
ings Among Our People.
Timely Topics Of GeaeraI Interest TerseIy
Told to Tribune Readers.


at 4 O'Clock.
The Young Shamrocks beat the Water
Street Heroes this morning at polo by the
score of to3
The condition OF James Smith, who suf-
fered stroke Of apoplexy on Thursday,
is considered serious.
Another break has occurred in the water
main, this time at the corner of North
Main and East streets.
Edward Carey of Pond street, who has
been very ill for the past week, is reported
considerably better today.
Rev. John Harty, the new pastor of the
Church of the Sacred Heart, will officiate
for the first time tomorrow.
Rev. Spencer Harris will occupy the pull
pit Of the Union Baptist Church on Sun
day next at the evening service.
Martin Noonan of Denver street was
taken to the Rhode Island Hospital this
morning in the police ambulance.
Secretary Cole has called a meeting of
the Board of Government of the c. II. A.
u. of Providence diocese for Sunday.
Mrs. Jane I. Chickering entertained the
members Of the Auburn Club at her resi-
dence, High street, yesterday afternoon.
The institution of Harmony Lodge, Sons
of st. George, will take place at Slater
Lodge hall this evening.
The annual inspection OF Company b,
Hibernian Rifles, will take place at the
hall of Division No. on Wednesday
evening, Jan. 20.
The License Commissioners will meet on
Friday evening next, the only business
thus far in sight is an application for the |
transfer Of one license.
Division No. s, A. o. H., will install |
their newly elected officers at the regular
meeting which will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
The last performance Of "Zephra" wi
be given this evening. Another large |
audience witnessed the production last |
night and all were highly pleased.
The Prohibition State Central Commit |
tee met in Providence yesterday and voted |
to hold the annual convention for the |
nomination of a State ticket Feb. 22, i'm |
that city.
Mrs. Laurena Williams died at her resi- |
dence on Water street yesterday, aged "a |
years. The deceased was the widow of |
James A. Williams and was born at South |
Yarmouth.
Hon. Edward j. Slattery of sFraming- /,
ham, State President of the A. o. H., in |
Massachusetts, will speak before the
Providence divisions at the reunion Sun
day evening.
''The Knights of the Rosy Cross" will be
the subject OF the address G. Thurston in
tends to deliver at the meeting OF the f.
T. Hargrove Theosophical Society tomor-
row afternoon.
Blue Bell Lodge, Temple OF Honor, will
hold an interesting meeting Monday even
ing. A excellent program has been ar
ranged, and a collation. will be served after
the exercises Of the evening,
The funeral Of Leo, the infant son of
Michael and Catherine Conway, was SOL
enAnixed this afternoon from his parents
residence, 274 Middle street. The inter-
ment took place at st. Francis cemetery.
Seventeen members OF the Camp Comfort
Club attended the annual dinner OF the
club given at the Benedict House last even
ing. The meal was served in the parlors
OF the hotel and the menu and service was
excellent.
1t is intended to continue the revival
services at the First Methodist Church on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day evenings OF the coming week. Rev.
c. w. Holden will occupy the pulpit and
Miss Gardner will sing.
Rev. l.. B. Maxwell, Representative OF
the international Sunday School Union,
will speak at the Young Mems Christian
Association on Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Maxwell has also been invited to sneak at
two or more OF the city churches.
Miss Frances +. Gobeille, daughter OF
Francisco, CAL, Feb. 8, for Woonsocket. to
reside there, and will be accompanied by
her aunt, Miss Hermine Gobeille, who also
will come to make Woonsocket her home
.'The Young Man Who Doesn't Care,n
will be the subject OF +. A. Corbett's re-
marks at the Pawtucket Sunday Break fast
Mission, North Main street, tomorrow
morning at 10:3o o'clock. Coffee and
sandwiches will be given free to the hun
CRY. Seats reserved for visitors.
The committee in charge OF the arrange
ments for the coming ball OF the Laure
Club held a meeting last evening and com.
pIeted arrangements for the annual affair
which will he held this year in Music Hal
Assembly rooms on Jan. 22, and be OF
n larger scale than any the club has eve
given. No expense will be spared to make
the ball noteworthy event.