The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-13

JnAt ONCE, except an lnIOImal o1Dcueel0n
between some OF the members.
The Union Mission.
Despite the inclemency of the weather
the services at the Union City Mission
were well attended last evening. Rev. Mr..
Collins, the Superintendent of the Mis-
sion, conducted the evening services. He
was assisted by the Rev. Byron J. Rees,
who made the principal address OF the
evening. Sunday the usual services will
be held during the day and evening. Next
week program of unusual merit will be
given.
Primitive Methodists.
Services will be held at IForesters' Hall
tomorrow under the auspices OF the Prim-
tive Methodists. Brother Richard Jones,
vice president of the Conference, will
preach at the morning service and take
charge of the Sunday school. There will
b Band Of Hope meeting in the after
noon. Rev. John Mason of Providence
will preach in the evening. Morning SER
vice at 10:45; evening service at
The Misat Parlors.
The police station, commonly known as
the Central Falls Misfit Parlors, Is in a
fair way OF being renovated. Councilman
Fales is hustler, and when he undertakes
to do thing the grass does not grow un-
der his feet. Mr.. Fales, in company with
Inspector of Public Buildings Simmons
looked over the building Wednesday night
for the purpose of laying out the floor
surface to the best advantage. Specifica-
tions will be sent out as soon as Mr.. Sim
mons can prepare them. Once the work
is awarded the "Parlors" will be pushed to
completion.
Postponed Until Tuesday.
The case which Thomas Ready has
brought against officers Whipple and Syl-
vestre of the police department was to have
been called yesterday in the Sixth District
Court at Providence. Quite O number OF
witnesses for both sides were present, but
a continuance was taken to next Tuesday.
The alleged causes which led mp to the
arrest of the officers Is said to have occurred
"a summer on an excursion boat.
The Cadets Fair.
The Cadets fair, which has been In pro-
gress for number of weeks, will be con-
tinued this evening and the usual good
time is expected. Thus far the Cedets have
met with excellent success, owing to the
many friends which the command has
made. The Cadets have been very willing
to respond In the past to invitation In
order to assist other organizations in like
efforts. Now they are receiving many re-
turns for these past favors, with the result
that a large attendance Is present each
night. Tonight there will be several mill
tary companies present from Providence.
One of the principal attractions Of the
evening will be prize waltz.
The Dawsons.
The Dawson Cycle Club polo players
iourneyed to the John street rink, Valley
Falls, last evening, to play polo against
team from the Pawtucket Cycle Club. The
Central Falls started of In a jubilant
frame of mind; visions OF star rushes,
phenomenal side shots and sturdy block
ing filed their minds.
A special electric car was chartered, and
on the way up their confidence was su-
preme. 1--WE won't do q thing to them"
'Wen mop the floor up with them," and
such like expressions were heard from the
over confident amateur poloists. The
game was played, but the other fellows
did the mopping to the tune Of goals to
8. The boys are . little sore today, but,
al things considered, they played pretty
Notes About the City.
The Irish National Foresters will hold
an important meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Alanson Wood of this city Is confined
to his home with sprained ankle.
Tuesday evening Victoria Rebekah
Lodge will hold an entertainment In Odd
Fellows hall.
Court Central, F. Of A., will meet Mon
day evening. 1t is expected that the new
ritual will be read.
During the illness of Chief Goldsmith,
Sergt. Louks is on duty days and Officer
Coombs is In command at night.
b. Frank Bowen is the coming candidate
for Truant Officer, and poor Ray q. will
have to cast his eyes on some other berth.
Mrs. Mary j. Lincoln win give instruc-
tions in cooking, next Tuesday afternoon,
IN the parlors OF the Congregational
Church.
Tomorrow afternoon the committee on
coffee supper of the Y. NJ. G. A. OF Holy
Trinity parish will meet to complete ar
rangements.
Alexander McGunagle, the Dexter
street druggist, will leave the hrst part Of
the coming week for q visit to friends In
Baltimore, Nd.
Renovated but in total darkness last
evening = the Republican headquarters.
The big bosses and the little bosses were
holding council Are at City Hall.
Another rousing meeting will be held by
the Democratic Club on Tuesday evening.
Prominent out of town speakers will be
present to encourage the members In the
good work.
The committee of the Veteran Firemen's
Association, which has charge of the an
nual reception and ball have secured Grand
Army Hall and the Alpine Orchestra OF
Providence for the occasion.
Who will pay Mr.. Dennis fare, and
for his time and trouble for the many
visits he made to the Attorney Generals
Office in Providence? Are John and the
stenographer working, free gratis, for the
love OF the partyY
wedding Anniversaries.
Wedding anniversaries come In the fol-
,;,,.r