The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-03

fused. although Mr.. Johnston had practi-
cslly complsted arrangements To secure
them. All the letters and correspondence
which Mr.. Johnston had with Mr.. Cspron
and which he, Mr.. Johnston had sent to
the Post have been returned 70 him, with
the quiet intimstion that the Post II able
to attend TO IT. own affairs.
Tho Postomcs.
The following program win be observed
at the local postcfIice on Monday, July D.
Money order and registry department Will
be closed oil day.
No delivery will be made by the carriers.
One collection will be made In the morn
ing. Stamp, carriers and general delivery
windows will be open from to .. m,
and to 7p.m.
Good Financial Returns.
The final returns of the midsummer car
nival of the Sacred Heart Temperance
Society was held last evening. 1t was
found after all bills were paid that the So
ciety would realize something over t2oo.
Pleasant Outing.
Arrangements are complete for the out
| ing party which Is to be held MONDAY
, under the auspices OF the Sacred Heart
Christian Doctrine Society. The manage
ment OF the affair Is In the hands OF
competent committee, and nothing snort
| OF very pleasant termination ID expecteu'
| The teams will leave Temperance Hail.
| High street, at o'clock.
irish National Foresters.
The installation of the recently elected
| officers of Branch William O'Brien, j. N.
| f., took place last evening. Previous 10
/ the installation quite an amount OF routine
business was transacted. Two PROPOSE
| tions for membership were received and
| one member was elected. The installation
exercises were conducted by Past Chief
Ranger Patrick Duffy, who installed the
following officers: Chief Ranger, Thomas
CLANCY: Sub Chief Ranger, James Roman
Secretary, George Weeks; Assistant Secre-
tarv. Andrew Linan; Senior Woodward,
John Egan: Junior Woodward; John Ro-
nan: Senior Beadle, John Doyle; Junior
Beadle, Thomas Riley, Auditing Commit.
tee. Edward Roman, John McHSle and
Charles McGonnigle.
After the exercises social time was en-
loved and several vocal and instrumental
selections we're rendered. A substantial
collation. was served during the evening.
\ Holy Trinity Picnic.
Rev. Father Farrelly, pastor OF the Holy
Trinity Church, has completed the INA
arrangements for the church picnic whicf
is to be held In Chace's grove Monday
No pains have been spared on the part o
he reverend gentleman and his assistants
the committee of arrangements, to make 4
comfortable and agreeable for all wht
desire to pass the day In innocent amuse
i A inA m n
games has been prepared.
The Forest Club.
The Forest Club, composed of many o
the leading business of the city, will holt
a Ladies' Day at their pleasant quarter
Monday. The club was formed four year
ago and has large and commodious accom-
modations at the Armel farln, South At
tleboro. Recently additions have beeI
made to the quarters and the member
have decided to dedicate them in this man
ner. The bakes of the Forest Club ar
, noted for their excellence, and there is n
question but every member will be present
Embury M. Il. Church.
Services at the Embury M. r. Churc
tomorrow will be as follows: 10:45 O'Clock
communion and baptism; 1915, Sunda
school; p. M, Junior League meeting
D. M, Epworth League meeting; p. m
concert given by Epw worth League in homo
| of Ballou Post, G.. A. r., and the Women
Relief Corps. Seats will be free to all VIII
desire to attend.
u Strike at Copper Works.
Nine laborers employed in the tan
room at the New England Eloctrotyp
Copper Works were notified Wednesda
, that there would be a reduction in wage
, and an increase of one hour in the day
labor. The men Immediately quit work
but their places were filed during the day
The men were being paid $1.50 per da
and the principal objection is to the extr
hour added to their time.
Manchester Unity.
The semi-annual installation of til
newly elected officers of Loyal Mount Hop
Lodge, Manchester Unity, occurred las
evening. A large number of member
were present to assist in the exercises
The following were the officers installed
Noble Grand, j. f. Candy; Vice Nobl
Grand, II. Senior; Permanent Secretary
William ID. Cook; Treasurer, William
Hogg; Elective Secretary, Thomas
Twist.
The installation exercises were conducte
by Provintional Grand Master 'Burchell O
Providence.
Wants $4,000 Damages.
James j. Reilly of this city has peti
| tioued the Citv COuncil of Providence fo