The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-28

apprubation OF all the guests. Inc COM
mittee have secured st. James Hall, and
upon the arrival of the boats In that city,
the company will be entertained there.
McNally's orchestra of this city will fur
nish music for the dance. The boats VIII
leave the Pawtucket Steamboat Company's
wharf at 10 O'Clock Memorial Day morning.
Newport and Fort Adams.
The John Boyle O'Reilley Literary Asso-
citation has made arrangements for grand
sail to Newport and Fort Adams on Sun
day. Every year this organization has
similar outing and they have decidedly
pleasant affair. The excursion this year
will be fully up to the standard OF former
wears, as the committee Of arrangements
have worked INCREASINGLY to make 1t COM
Portable and enjoyable for the guests. The
Pawtucket boats will leave at 10 O'Clock,
and a sufficiently long stop will be made
at Newport to allow every one to see the
beauties OF that famous city. Later in the
day sail will be taken to Fort Adams to
witness the dress parade OF the United
States troops and thence home.
Closed the Charter.
The regular meeting of Prosperity lodge,
N. Il. o. p, was held last evening and the
charter was closed with total number OF
l25 members Six candidates were elected
to membership. The new paraphernalia
was exhibited and greatly admired by the
members. The degree team, which is COM
posed of Is OF the leading officers, exempl-
fed the secret work of the order.
Public school Exercises.
Special exercises were held today In the
public schools In honor Of Memorial Day.
Superintendent Draper sent out notice
today that the schools throughout the city
would be closed Monday, as 1t will be
legal holiday. A teachers meeting will be
held at the High School next Friday after
noon at 4:30 O'Clock, and the teachers
training school class will hold meeting
next Wednesday at the same place and
hour.
District Court DOiugs.
The case of Fred Jackson of Manville,
charged with keeping liquor for sale on
Sunday was called and he was adjudged
guilty and fined go and costs and 10 days
In jail. The case was appealed and surety
was given in the sum OF 800 by X. A.
| Mowry.
Plumber Parks was fined q and costs
| for violating the plumbing laws. One
man was fined f2 and costs for simple
drunkenness.
VIII Line Up Tomorrow.
The Central Falls Stars and the Hustlers
will cross bats tomorrow. This will be
| the first game of the season, and will ap-
pear with the following makeup: Carney,
c.: Wood, p; McGunable, h.; Reilly, 2b.;
Fay, 3D.; Carlin, s. g.; b. Woods, r. f.;
| Manning, C. f.; Johnson, /. 4.
The License Commissioners.
Last evening the Board of License Com
| missioners met and after transacting GER
| tain business adjourned until Monday
evening. After the meeting the Board
| visited the places of Ekor Fournier,
| Joseph A. Herbert and John Mccormick,
| and later in the evening met and granted
| them licenses. The wholesale license Of
| Joseph A. Herbert was referred to the
| Chief of Police, and IL he deems it wise the
license will be granted.
Notes About tho City.
The Mayor has signed the resolution to
| sewer Sylvan street.
| Victoria Lodge, Daughters Of Rebekah,
| will hold an entertainment next Wednes-
day evening.
Prince L., the famous English setter,
was found dead yesterday in his home by
his owner, Andrew J. Lewis.
/ The Central Falls Wheelmen will make
run, Sunday, to Crescent Park. Tomor-
| row the regular monthly meeting will be
held.
| James Clarkson and John Black left this
week on business trip to Fairfield, Conn.
1t is probable that Mr.. Black will locate
there permanently.
The Vineyard Workers of the Broad
| Street Baptist Church will go to North
Attleboro this evening, and will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Frank Wescott.
The resignation of City Solicitor Bos-
worth has been forwarded to the authori-
ties and will be presented for action at the
| meeting of the Board of Aldermen tonight.
word was received last evening that
Ralph Daniels is not recovering as rapidly
as his friends could wish. At present he
is up the country, bu tis expected home in
a few days.