The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-23

casion to avail themselves OF the oppor-
tunity 10 speak pleasant words concerning
the rapid growth OF the order.
q. -. n. Excursion.
The committee In charge of the excur-
sion which is TO be held under the auspices
OF the Holy A Trinity Christian Doctrine
Society met last evening and the arrange
ments ~ completed we're announced. The
objective point will be Rocky Point and
judging from the minor details prepared
tho day will be one OF much pleasure TO all
who take advantage OF the occasion. The
athletic committee have prepared nne
program of sports for the day. The trip
will be made by Pawtucket steamers.
Philharmonic lands Tsir.
II has been decided by the members OF
the Philharmonic Band TO hold fair In
Jacques Cartier Hall, Broad street, early
In the month OF September, and COM
mittee has been appointed to make the
necessary arrangements. Affairs OF IKE
character held by this organization In the
past have met with unqualified success
Concerts and entertainments OF pleasing
character will be given every evening. The
committee have secured some excellent
talent for the opening evenings.
Louis q. Tetresult Desd.
Louis q. Tetreault, aged 28, died this
morning at the residence OF his mother'
Mrs. Elma Tetreault, No. ITO Z street. Ihe
deceased has been sick for the past TWO
years, the illness being caused by injuries
received while on duty In the regular army.
Previous to his present illness he spent hve
years In the army, three OF when was
passed In the State OF Colorado and TWO
years at Fort Warren, Boston. IT was at
the latter place that he was injured In the
side by a pulley of cannon becoming
loosened and striking him In the side. The
injury caused complication OF diseases
which finally resulted In his death.
A Pleasant Surprise Party.
A large number OF the friends Of Miss
Winefred CLANCY paid her surprise visit
last evening at her home, corner OF Dexter
and Moore streets. The evening was spent
In a manner which gave pleasure to all
present. Miss CLANCY 10 charming
hostess, and nothing was neglected to
make her guests feel st home.
During the evening Miss Clancy was
presented with q handsome gold ring, the
presentation being made by Joseph Car
ney. Miss CLANCY although taken by
surprise, returned her thanks In q suitable
manner.
Notes About the City.
Miss Bertha Fales is passing her vacation
at Pleasant Bluff.
Maude Andrews Is visiting at Irvington
Cottage, Pleasant Bluff.
Mrs. William and Edith Newell are sum
mering at Cottage City.
The United States Cotton Company are
building an addition to their mill on
Foundry street.
Roscoe M. Dexter and Napoleon Trahan
Jr., have nearly completed the enumera-
tion of the poll taxpayers.
Mrs. Benjamin Reynolds, wife of the
City Treasurer, left yesterday for Cottage
City to spend few weeks.
Miss Agness Damb who has been spend
ing a two weeks vacation with Mrs
Patrick Donnelly Of Appleton avenue has
returned to her home in Phenix.
John Crawley the young lad who was sc
! severely burned some little time ago in the
yard of the Nicholson File Company, ha
been taken to st. Joseph's Hospital.
A regular meeting OF Garfield Socia
| Temple was held last evening. One candi
date was elected to membership. The bal
ance of the business was of routine
| nature.
A successful mission was opened at th'
| Church of Notre Dame last Sunday anC
services are being held every night. Rev
Father Beland is conducting the mission
assisted by Rev. Father Loland of Mon
| treal.