The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-12
some of the leading men OF England.
Taken all together the lecture last evening
was one OF the best Of the series.


Jenks Lodge, F. and A. NJ, held their
last evening.
The following officers were elected: w.
M. George A. McAllen; 8. W., James Hin
die; J. W., Albert III. Humes; Treasurer,
W., Jonathan Allenson; Secretary, w.
George M. Clarke; Chaplain, r. W., James
M. Davis; 8. D., j. Frank Davis; j. D.,
Joseph Davenport; 8. g., Ralph Young; j.
s., Frank A. Hill; Sentinel, Arnold Allen
son; Tyler, Samuel Bancroft; Musical Di-
rector, W., James 4. Battey.
R. w. Deputy Grand Mater j. Eliory
Hudson and officers conducted the install
lation exercises. A handsome jewel was
presented to retiring Worshipful Master
James Il. Battey. After the exercises an
elegant collation. was served.
Spinal Minengitis.
A horse belonging to Lawyer Bradley
Of Providence was taken with a sudden
attack Of spinal minengitis last evening
on the upper part of Central street. The
carriage was left on Railroad street and
the horse was taken to Barber's barn for
treatment, DIR. Darcy being called.
Fifth Annual Banquet.
Comfort Club will be held Friday evening,
Jan Is. Covers will be laid for the full
membership OF 16. This club has a beauti-
full fishing headquarters in Maine, and the
members make an annual trip to the fish
ing grounds. The majority of the MEM
bers belong to this city, three only living
out of town. The out-of-town members
are Charles Muna of Springfield, Mass. :
William Mckinney of Boston, and Fred
Shaw of Providence.
Raised the Chiefs.
A grand Council fire was kindled last
evening in the wigwam of Pocasset Tribe,
and the recently elected Chiefs were raised.
Grand District Chief Sachem Farr, of the
State reservation was present and con-
Quoted the exercises. Braves were present
from neighboring tribes in large numbers.
At the conclusion Of the working of the
degrees corn and veuison were partaken of
and the pipe of peace was passed around.
Duplicate Whist Tournament.
The duplicate whist tournament of the
Young Mems Catholic Association of the
Holy Trinity Church, was inaugurated last
evening at the club rooms on Adams ave-
| nue. with the following result: Table
No. Team 1, Thomas Farrell and Ed
ward Carney, A; team 2, William Carney
and Thomas Donavan, 5. Table No. g.
Team /, Joseph Grimes and p. Latin, a;
team 2, M. Farrell and Frank Campbell, 4.
Table No. 3.-Team 1, John Durgin and
John Welch, 2; team 2, Thomas Bannigan
and Henry Riley, TO- Table No. 4.-Team
1, Joseph Farrell and Edward Monahan, g.;
team 2, John Farrell and James Burns, 3.
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No. 2, 22.
Study Of Herbart.
The fourth reading in the study of Her
bart by the teachers in the recently or
ganized training system was held yester-
day afternoon in the high school building.
The osubject for yesterdays study was
Psychology, treating of the science Of the
functions and phenomena of the mind, or
In other words asconcentration of the
mind and different functions upon basis
of self control. The study Of : Herbart is
becoming very interesting to the teachers
IS 1t opens up wide field for their intel
lectual benefit.
Lost His Team.
Thomas McHale of Garfield street re-
ported that his team was taken or strayed
last evening from In front of the Times
building In Pawtucket. The matter was
reported at police headquarters and Sergt.
Louks notified the police department in
Pawtucket. The whole outfit was discov-
cred about o'clock on Lonsdale avenue,
where, no doubt, it was left by some boys.
Interesting Meeting.
ance, held an interesting meeting last
~ s.~s& soAz
and one application was received. During
the evening remarks were made by Mrs.
James and Past Worthy Patriarch William
Rose. The Misses Eldora and Addie
Brown sang the duet, 'sDon't Send Her
dora sang "The Two Orphans" The meet
ing was well attended and the evening
was passed very pleasantly.
Notes About the City.
Washington Lodge, X. of P, will install
officers this evening.
There will be a meeting of the Demo-
cratic Club this evening.
Messrs. Cunningham, O'Brien and Nc
Laughlin, three old salts, went fishing
yesterday and returned with 12S pounds of
delicious fish.
!" hio" DoIUiCy VI tuc Wcoo oiuO, CdiiCu
at police headquarters last evening and
claimed the white bull dog which was
brought to the station last evening.
Miss Annie Burns, a popular young lady
of the West Side, died this morning at the
residence OF her aunt, Mrs. McKenna,
Titus street, Valley Falls. The remains
were brought to the residence of her par
ents on Fuller avenue by Undertaken l.. G.
Phillips, from which place the funeral
will be held.
Fred Spencer of Rand street met with q
painful accident Saturday last. He was
riding on his bicycle down Summit street,
and losing control of his wheel crashed
into an express team which was passing at
the time on Broad street. Spencer's wheel
was wrecked, and he was quite severely
hurt by the collision.
A Disappointed Inventor.
have met many visionaries who hav
threatened to revoutionize the cable serv
ice by their telephonio triumphs.