The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-02
The Benedict Home is a Loving
Memorial of the Life of a
Generous Woman
Principal Overton Granted a Years Leave Of
Absence Numerous Accidents Yesterday
Well Known Citizen Dead-Nores.

term ana the young misses ana young
gentlemen after hard and laborious year
OF studies find pleasure in knowing that
the time spent In the school room has been
profitable to them. To those who graduate
today and will begin the next TERMS
studies in higher room. the event has
been long looked for and the reaching of
the coveted goal is a source of great
pleasure to them. The graduation ex-
ercises at the different schools were well
attended by the parents Of the pupils and
in every room and grade excellent pro-
grams were tcndered.
Following is an appended list of the
young ladies and gentlemen who gradu-
ated from the grammar schools and are
eligible to enter the High School at the
opening of the next term:
Garfield Street Sckool-Margaret Ann
Xarvier, Alma ID. Couture, and William II.
Riley.
Broad Street School - Colburn Sayles
Arnold, Edgar Bosworth, Harry David
Bellin, John Charles Bateson, Edwin
Clarkson, Silas Pierce Cumming, George
Kenneth Earle, Warren Albert Remington,
Edmund Schiller, Amy Edith Allenson,
Edith. Gertrude Bryant, Charlotte Estelle
Ballou, Elizabeth Burden Fowler, Cora
belle jeanette Parks, Mary Estelle Still
man, Bessie Ethel Thurber and Hattie
Wood Willmarth.
Cadets Carnival.
The carnival of the Central Falls Cadets
which was held last evening instead OF
Saturday evening was attended by large
number of friends of the company and by
a number of visiting organizations. The
annual excursion of the company occurs
tomorrow to Newport and Fort Adams.
The Pawtucket Boat will leave the wharf
at 2:30 o'clock, allowing the guests quite
stay at the City by-the-Sea and arriving
home about midnight.
The School Committee.
The regular monthly meeting of the
School Committee was held last evening,
and in the absence of Chairman Adams
Mr.. Newell presided. Teachers payroll
and regular bills were allowed.
The Principal OF the High School, Will
liam Overton was granted his request for
years leave of absence, that he may study
abroad. Wendell A. Mowry was elected
principal pro tem., and Howard ID. Ken
yon and s. Estelle Merrill, assistants.
The resignation of Marion M. Hill,
teacher in room at Hunt street school,
was accepted.
Owing to the illness of Chairman Adams
Mr.. Lent was requested to present the di-
plomas at the High School graduation ex-
ercises.
design prepared by Edith G. Bryant,
pupil in grade 8, was adopted for the cover
OF the forthcoming school report. This
was selected from competition in draw
ing between pupils in grades and 8. The
drawings were submitted to Superintend-
ent Draper for him to select the best. The
drawings were given to him so that he
could not identify whose individual work
they were.
Numerous Accidents.
Yesterday afternoon James Sylvestre,
while at work at the American Curled
Hair Company, met with a painful acci-
dent by pushing a ''comb" through the
palm of his hand.
George Paquin lost portion of the mid
die finger of his right hand Wednesday
afternoon In planning machine at the
works of the Hood & Rice Manufacturing
Company.
O. +. wheelmen Notes.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Gen.
tral Falls Wheelmen voted not to take
part in the Fourth of July parade at Provi-
dence, the committee have assigned the
club to position No. 20, one of the best
places in the line.
William Horton of the club has entered
the contest in the parade for the best
dressed wheel.
The club will take run to Cumberland
Sunday.
The rooms have been newly painted and
decorated and a new carpet placed upon
the floor, the whole combining to make
one OF the most comfortable pleasure rooms
In the city.
Notes About the City. w-r
Rev. Father Crawley of the West Is visit
ing his brother, John Crawley, on Moore
street.
1t Is expected that the Central Falls
cases will be reach today in the High |
Court.
While the city cases are going on in the |
High Court most of the police are com |
PEELED to work night and day.
young daughter OF Mrs. William |
Tingley was sunstruck yesterday while |
playing I'm the rear OF Barber's barn on |
Cross street.
John Geragbty OF Cowden street died mt
an early hour this morning. The deceased
lived In this city for the past 30 years and
was highly respected.
Mrs. Joseph II. Falcs and number OF
friends made visit to Mrs. vose OF Cum
bcrland Hill yesterday afternoon and en-
joyed pleasant outing.
Chief Goldsmith received telegram
yesterday from the superintendent OF
police OF Philadelphia asking him To send
on an accurate description of the suspect.
The impression Is that Lang Is not the
nan wanted.