The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-23

Miss Margaret Brady OF Hartford, Conn.,,
is visiting the family OF ex-Alderman
Smith.
Mrs. Brock, wife of the ex-Mayor OF
New Bedford, is visiting the family OF Al
derman Thayer.
Rev. jeremiah F. Murphy, who recently
went to Illinois, has been assigned to
parish at Jerseyville in that State.
Mrs. w. II. Herenden, who has been
visiting relatives in this city for w eek,
has returned to East Douglass, Mass.
The Girls Friendly Society Of st. Paul's
Church met Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. J. L. Chase, Park Place.
| Benjamin Fessenden of Valley Falls,
took the part of "Squanto" in the cast CT
s'Priscilla" which was presented at In
] fantry Hall in Providence, this week.
Monday evening next an entertain
ment will be given under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Mary's
parish, for the benefit of the convent fund.
An entertainment to be followed by a
dance will be held at Music Hall Assembly
rooms Wednesday, Feb. 5, under the aus
pices of the Pawtucket High School
Athletic Association.
Miss Loretta NJ. Brennan, the we'll
known soprano, sang at the annual
banquet and ball of the st. Lawrence T.
A. and B. Society at New Bedford, Mass,
Wednesday evening.
Florist O'Reilly will decorate for the
96th annual ball of the Firemen's Relief
| Association of the Pawtucket Fire De-
partment which will take place at the
Auditorium one week from tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. James P. Nickerson, wife of Capt.
Nickerson of the police force, and daugh-
| ter will leave for San Francisco in few
days to spend the winter with relatives at
| San Gabriel. Mrs. Nickerson hopes to i'm
prove her health by the climatic change.
A whist party was held at the residence
of Miss Susie Golden Monday night and
| proved to be very pleasant affair. The
! first prize was silver match box, and won
by Mr.. McCusker. Miss Maggie McCon-
nell succeeded without effort in capturing
the BOBBY prize, the the nature OF which is
still mystery.
A meeting of the members of the n. O..
n. Club was held Monday night for the pur-
pose of settling the affairs of the Leap Year
party recently held by them. The treas
urer reported a small balance in their
favor, and after discussing for about an
hat 70 do xx,stb ho
finally decided to buy tuti-frutti.
In recognition of his valuable services in
years past, the Rhode Island Christian
Endeavor Union proposes to make Cores
ponding Secretary Frank o. Bishop Of
this city, Rhode Island delegate to the
National Convention to be held in San
Francisco next July, the State Union to
defray all his expenses.
A glee club has been organized from
among the members Of the Yoyaig Mems
Catholic Association and IL 10 the inten-
tion to give concert very soon. Follow
ing are the officers: President, Clarence
Buckley; Secretary, Joseph Mcclure;
Director, James p. Gallagher; Committee
on Constitution, Patrick Rooney, James
Haberlin, Joseph Mcclure. The club will
meet tomorrow for rehearsal.
The election OF officers took place at the
regular meeting of the Wide Awake Cir
Gle of Kings Daughters held in the vestry
OF the High Street Universalist Church
Monday night. The election resulted as fol-
lows Leader, Miss Mary Hatch; Vice
Leaderer, Miss Marion Bennett; Record
ing Secretary, Miss Mary Steere; Assistant
Recording Secretary, Miss Alice Lane;
Treasurer, Mrs. George Everett.
Several Pawtucket people were present
at the wedding OF Patrick Flynn and Miss
Sarah Cain, which occurred at st. Pat
rick's Church, Providence, Wednesday
morning. The groom was attended by
John German OF Manville and the brides
maid was Miss Ellen Cain, sister OF the
bride. After the reception at the residence
of the brides parents the young couple de-
parted on their wedding trip. Upon their
return Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn will reside on