The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-09
Christian EndeavOr Society
Of Broad Street Baptist
Church Elected Officers
Pleasing Entertainment Held
Last Evening by the Young
People Of St. Georges.
MRS. CAVANAU0H BADLY HURT.
Common Council VIII Meet This Evening
Election OF Officers at the Presbyterian
Church Last Evening Local Notes.

The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Broad Street Church met last night ana
elected the following officers: President,
Eupene w. Brinton; Vice President, A.
l.. Clark; Recording Secretary, Miss b. -.
Fale Corresponding Secretary, Miss Il.
Louise King; Treasurer, Joseph l.. Moody;
Pianist, Miss Bertha A. Burnham.
Lookout Committee-Miss Mary A.
Thresher, j. Robert Haslan, Mrs. John
McClellard, Charles f. Crowell, Miss Net
tie K. Walcott.
Prayer Meeting Committee-C. N.
Fisher. Jr., Miss Annie M. Sherman, Miss
M. Estelle Newell, William II. Parker,
Miss 1. N. Sweet, Miss Maud Welden..
Social Committee-Miss Emma A. Tif-
fany, q. II. Weaver, q. Kenneth Earle,
chester A. Pierce, Miss Idella b. Brinton,
Miss Sarah 4. Ames, Miss Adelaide
Tetrault, Richard A. Hobgon.
Sunday School Committee q. IL.
Weaver, Mrs. John Bamford, Miss Cora B..
Thurber.
missionary Committee-Miss L. Louise
King, Stacy r. Warburton, Miss Edna d.
Rice. Miss Alice M. Gooding.
Temperance and Sabbath Observance
COMMITTEES Charles Ellis, Mrs. Smith Bal
lou, Miss Nellie Bamford, Alfred L. Clark,
Mrs. w. r. Wilmarth.
Music Committee w. Lund ,Adel-
Ia l.. Gooding, Grace Il. Wightman, Agnes
Brown, Edith +. Bailey.
Calling and Relief Committee-Mrs. ST.
Gardiner, Miss Susie Sweet, Miss Bertha
M. Bradley, Mrs. b. Frank Bowen, Mrs. s..
j. Duriee.
Information Committee Martin l.. Mil
rgan.
Press Committee-Miss Lillian E. Sulli-
van.
Auditing Committee-Joshua r. Brin-
ton, Clifford A. Ray.
Executive Committe ,-Eugere w. Brin-
ton and j. H. Weaver. 1t was voted 10
discontinue holding the Union City Mis-
sion at Pawtucket.
It was also voted to combine with the
Christian Endeavor Society of the. Con-
gregational Church during the months Of
July and August. The semi-annual re-
ports were made by the officers and COM
mittees.
Court Central, r. of A.
Court Central, Foresters of America, met
Monday evening and listened to the re-
port of the committee to thu recent meet
ing of the Grand Court at Woonsocket.
The committee made an interesting report,
giving In detail the condition of the differ
ent courts throughout the State and their
progress during the year.
A delegation was appointed to visit
Watcher Court next Thursday evening
on the occasion of their reception to the
grand officers of the State.
The Common Council.
The regular meeting of the Common
Council occurs this evening and great
amount of business " ill come up for con-
sideration. In regard to furnishing
the police station, President Eastwood said
that he was not consulted and 1t will be
interesting, In view of the action taken by
the Board of Aldermen, to note what
the Council members of the joint
standing committee on public property
will have to say. 1t Is understood that
several new ordinances will be introduced,
besides other important matters which
will come for concurrent action.
The Ever Ready Circle.
The Ever Ready Circle connected with
the st. George Church of Central Falls
gave an entertainment last evening at the
Parish House on Clinton street. Of musi-
cal and literary character. There was q