The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-25

lATBLOCAL NEWS
The DOings Of the Day ID
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen.
ings Among Our People.
Timely Topics Of General Interest TerseIy
Told to Tribune Readers.
Two cases. Two drunks. Two AID
costs District Court today.
Mss Catherine Davitt has returned from
months visit to her former home In New
Britain, Conn.
Rev. e. l.. Houghton will speak on "The
Life OF Neal Dow" at the meeting of the
Wet. u. this afternoon.
TIE funeral of jeremiah, the infant son
of John and Mary Barrett, will take place
from the home OF the parents on Johnson
street on Friday afternoon.
Miss Maude L. Peters, teacher at the
Summit street school, was compelled to
leave her duties on Tuesday by illness.
Many friends look for her early return.
The Grand Lodge of Rhode Island,
knights of Honor, is in session in Provi-
dence today. The local organizations are
represented by delegates at the meeting.
Workmen in the employ of the Paw
tucket Street Railway Company are put
ting in new curve of heavier rails at the
corner OF Broadway and Japonica street.
Nargurite, the daughter OF Henry and
Mary A. Kelly, died this morning at the
home of her parents, Appleton avenue,
Piea,ant View. The funeral will take
p,ate on Friday afternoon.
IN, Republican City Committee met
Tue sday evening and decided to engage
room, in the Dorrance building for head
quarters, which will be fitted up and kept
open all the time during the campaign.
A meeting OF the brigade officers of the
RHODE Island militia will be held on
w ,dnesday next at IL o'clock at the office
OF the adiutant general for the purpose OF
m king nominations for the brigadier
< g.neralship.
Maria B. Anderson, wife of Samuel b.
Anderson of Dexter and Z streets, Central
Falls, died yesterday morning at the age
of 81 Rev. Mr.. Barr will officiate at the
flu leral which will take place on Saturday.
Th> interment will be at Moshassuck
Gem ,tery.
At the meeting of the Board of Alder
men last night the City Clerk presented a
who were elected in February. and who
had failed to take out their commissions
until too late, and the commissions were
placed on file.
The death of John Conway, aged 66
years, is reported. Tne deceased was an
inmate -ofithe Home OF the Little Sisters
Of the Poor The funeral services will
take place from st. Patrick's Church, VAL
ley Falls, tomorrow, and the interment
will take place at Mount Calvary cemetery.
NJ Moy was in New York yesterday on a
business trip and met Manager Smith OF
the Pawtucket ball team by appointment.
Matters in relation to players and plans
for the coming season were talked over,
and President Moy will make a report at
the next meeting Of the board of directors.
William p. Hurley, for many years man
ager OF the Main street bookstore OF +. l..
Free nan & Co., has accepted o clerkship
with the Banigan Rubber Company of
OIney vile and commenced upon his duties
last Monday. Mr.. Hurley's legion OF
friends in this city wish him success in
his new position.
In the case OF the city Of Pawtucket
against A. +. & +. Bray, which was heard
in the Supreme Court yesterday, jury
trial was waived and the case was held for
advisement. This is an action brought by
the plaintiff to have the defendants recour
in the sum OF s3657.25, the amount of an
execution In case brought by Julia Major
against the plaintiff. The Major woman
brought suit to recover damages for in
jurics sustained by falling into an opening
In sidewalk adjacent to the premises oc-
copied by the Brays.
KNIGHTS OF COL LUMBUS.