The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-02

LATE LOCAL News
The DOings Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short Stories Of Minor Happen
ings Among Our People.
Nnely rsples si 0eseraI Interest Terssly
Ted 10 Trlbuae Readers.
Tonight the Democratic City COMMITTEES
win mest for organization.
John H. Clark of Jewett City, Conn.,, is
visiting friends In this city.
Dennis Murray of Jewett City, Conn, is
visiting friends In this city.
There will be Q meeting of Delaney
Council, Knights OF Columbus, this even
ing.
The Pawtucket Street Railway Company
II repaving the street In front OF the Post
enlcs.
The graduation exercises of the Training
school will be held Friday evening at the
High School
Frank O'Reilly has began the work OF
turfing around the soldiers monument In
wilkinson Park.
The remaining fixtures of the Attleboro
M,tel were sold ct auction by Auctioneer
George Schuyler yesterday.
Tomorrow at the City Hall City Treasurer
Bates viii sell at public auction the es-
tates ON which taxes are still due.
The 10th anniversary Of the Christian |
Endeavor Union, will be held this evening |
ut the Broad Street Baptist Church.
Friday afternoon cake sale will be held
under the auspices of the w. G. T. U. at |
the residence of Mu. H. K. Gardner, PIP |
High street.
The weekly meeting of the Joint Stand
ing Committee on Accounts of the City |
Council was held last evening. All regular |
bills were approved.
Yesterday afternoon Supt. Fisher deliv-
cred mastery address before the Tiche |
Research Art Club at the High School.
His subject was Russia"
Rev. Marion Law, rector of st. Paul's |
church, will preach an anniversary sermon
next Sunday, that being the first anniver-
sary OF his rectorship at this church.
Arthur McAloon, the young man who
was shot In the leg while interfering In a
family row Last week, was removed to the
Rhode Island Hospital yesterday after
noon.
Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee is to
be observed at st. Paul's Episcopal Church |
by special services exactly the same as
in the Church of England. The services
will be held in the morning and will be
repeated again In the evening.
Officer Flynn went on duty last evening
after being OF duty for number of days
suffering from rheumatism. His beat in
Darlington has been covered by Officer
Black. Officer Black will cover Officer
Smiths beat in the latter's absence.
At roll call last evening Chief Rice read
to the officers the communication issued
by Mayor Davis relative to the enforce
ment of the cigarette law. The officers
were instructed to observe and report all
violations by them noticed for immediate
prosecution.
The piano-fo recital by the pupils of
Miss Katie E. Butler, will occur this even
ing at Temperance Hall, High street.
Other talent will assist a. follows: Miss
Mabel Blaney Of Providence, soprano;
Miss Nellie F. Butler of Worcester, reader;
Prof. Charles McCloskey, violinist.
There was meeting of Roger Williams
Council, A. o. ID. last evening. The COM
mittee on the recent entertainment re-
ported 1t . success in every way. Mrs.
Josephine Whitaker and John Mcdonald
were elected delegates to represent the
order at the convention which is being
held ut Fall River today.
The liquor store formerly owned by
John A. Menard, n and % Railroad ave-
nue., was sold at public auction yesterday
hv Auctiouoor Gooruo Gch,x,I.- H.,