The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

LATTE LOCAL NEWS
The Doings Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short Stories OF Minor Happen.
ings Among Our People.
uiss% Topics Of 0eaeral Interest TerseIy
TED to Tibuse Readers.
nnsha Mowry of LIMERICK was today
granted an original pension.
A special session of the Probate Court
viii be held this afternoon.
Pstrolman John Murphy, who has been
enjoying his vacation, has returned to
duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bloodgood OF
Humes street will observe tho Goth ami
versary OF their marriage this evening.
II the District Court this morning
Patrick Higgins was fined IS and costs for
an assault upon his wife. Two mon were
charged with being drunk and revelling
wcre each fined q and costs.
Tonorrow ut o'clock Rev. j. III. New
land, tho new pastor of the Embury M. e.
Church, will speak ct the hall Of the Young
Mons Christian Association on "A Great
frobiem Solved" All mon are invited.
Ths opening cycling meet at the Crescent
Prk track will be held May 81. The
cement oval has been resurfsoed and the
covering 10 now dark slate color instead
a white. This will be better for the riders.
4 meeting OF the invitation committee
Of the committee Of arrangements for the
dedication Of the soldiers' monument was
hsid last evening at tho Mayors oface,
and tho invitations were mailed and fnal
matters settled.
A number Of Pawtucket wheelman went
Svsr 70 Taunton this afternoon to witness
tho ten mile road race there. Among the
entries from this city were Z. Gibbons,
William Knott. Edward 6cholze, G. 8.
woodward and j. Curley.
License Commissioners Micah w. Spencer |
returned yesterday from q visit to New |
York city. During his stay In the metro |
polls he attended the Irish fair and took |
chances on everything in sight, from
gravestone to castle in the Emerald Isle.
James e. Dawson, one Of the veterans Of |
the wheel and well known In cycling cir
cles all over New England, has been ap-
pointed chief marshal OF the Fourth of
July bicycle parade in Providence, which
10 TO take place in the afternoon instead OF
Of the evening, as last year.
The Attleboro Y. M. C. A. have engaged
the steamer Pawuee OF the Pawtucket
Company for their first annual
which is to take place on June
10. The destination OF the excursionists
will be Mount Pleasant, which is on the
north side of Mount Hope Bay.
The committee of the various branches |
OF the Catholic Knights having in charge |
the arrangements of the State parade of |
the order in this city on Sunday, June 6, |
will hold an important meeting tomorrow.
Among the business to be transacted will |
be the selection of the route of march.
Daniel O'Neill left yesterday for New
York and this morning sailed on the
steamship Teutonic for Ireland. 1t is AZ
years since he arrived in this country and
this il his first visit to the land of his
birth. He was accompanied by MIR.
Fogarty of Olneyville, an old and esteemed
friend Of the retired undertaken.
The East Side Dramatic Club will hold
a full dress rehearsal at the Opera House
tomorrow afternoon under the direction
Of Prof. Albert Vivada. The drama, ''The
Poor OF New York." which will be pre-
sented Monday evening next, will no
doubt be one OF the leading local attrac-
tions OF the season.
The Woman's Club connected with the
High Street Universalist Church held its
annual reception last evening and enter
tained large number, including many