The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-13
The Doings Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen.
ings Among Our People.
Timely Topics Of GeaenI Interest TerseIy
Told to Tribune Readers.

Al tuib yOoeOAdoy oAoSAhOVhs
The Little Wanderers viii sing and
speak at the 1115 service at the Park
Place Church tomorrow morning.
Col. Daniel r. Ballou will speak at the
Park Place Church tomorrow evening at
7:3O. His remarks will be OF interest to
Grand Army men.
The silver cup won by the Y. M. G. A.
athletic team of this city was received at
the rooms of the Association yesterday
from New Bedford.
At II O'Clock today an official inspection
and examination of the Myers voting ma
chine was made by the members OF the
Providence City Council.
The Board of Directors of the Y. M. C..
A. did not have a meeting last evening,
owing to the lack of sufficient numbers
necessary to make a quorum.
Alfred j. Webb OF the Pawtucket Manu-
featuring Company left last evening for
the South, where he will spend month on
business and pleasure trip.
Says the North Attleboro Chronicle
Next Sunday 10 said to be the last for Rev.
BAther Hurley in his present station. Will
he be promoted to the pastorate at st.
Mary'sf
The new railroad station at Hebronville
was occupied yesterday for the first time,
and in short time the old building that
for years served as depot will be thing
of the past.
The annual banquet OF the La Sale
alumni will be held in Providence, Feb.
1s, when lawyer Thomas r. Vance of this
city viii respond to the toast, ''rhe Legal
Profession"
In the advertisement OF The New Eng
land Grocery and Tea House yesterday,
the item which read best standard granu-
lated sugar "a Ia lbs. II, should have read
2,14 lbs. q.
Miss Grace Clark has returned from
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Goodacrs of Hart
ford. Mrs. Goodacre and her daughter
Emzie return with Miss Clark for a short
stay in Pawtucke..
Napoleon Lajoie, the heavy hitter OF the
Philadelphia baseball team, will leave
Woonsocket for Philadelphia March 4. He
will leave for the Hot Springs with the
team on March TO-
All the trolley lines were delayed to
greater or less degree last evening by the
storm. The trains or the Consolidated
road in both directions were from ten to
forty minutes late.
DR.. F. A. McKenna, who has been absent
from the city for the past few days attend
ing an important operation at the St.
Charles College Hospital, Baltimore, re-
turned home last evening.
Nacha Richter of this city.has brought
suit against Berick Nazer for breach OF
promise of marriage. The.amount claimed
as equivalent to the damage done is 5000.
The case will be given hearing Feb. 16.
Work will commence on the new con-
vent in st. Johns parish some time next
month. 1t is learned that the old church
will be fitted up as parish hall and the
atre for the benefit OF the young people.
While driving through Main street thi,
morning o physician collided with
wagon belonging to Nicholson, Thsckray
& Co., and was thrown out. No damag,
other than broken pair of shafts re-
suited.
The mems meeting OF the Young Men,
Christian Association at 4 o'clock tomor
row afternoon will be addressed by j. B
Lewis, n large shoe manufactures OF Bos
ton. His subject will be: "Our Country,
and the Ladies' Orchestra will furnish tn,
music.
Capt. Nickerson Is in receipt of lettel
from his wife, who had, at the time o.
writing, Just arrived at San Gabriel, Cal.
where quarters were taken at one ofSths
best hotels the place affords. She wa,
somewhat fatigued from her journey, bat
In fairly good health.
At the Pawtucket Sunday Breakfast Mis-
sion on North Main street coffee and sand
wiches will be distributed free tomorrow
al lO:D a. IN. Gospel, hymn singing and
practical remarks by Superintendent T.. A.
Corbett will be in order. His subject will
be "The Moderate Drunkard." seats will
be reserved for visitors.
II. J. Kachler, Physical Director. u. 8
A, West Point, says Of the Whitley Exer.
ciscr that is to be on exhibition In In,
window OF Fisk & Co.'S drug store, Feb
Is, 16 and II, by Prof. T. A. Couden. Z"
have for six months personally used IN,
Whitley Exerciscr I'm a most severe an,
thorough test, and find IL far superior 4
any other machine OF its kind"
The third annual State conference of th
Daughters Of the American Revolution q
Rhode Island was held in the Trocader
parlors, in Providence yesterday afternoon
Miss Bessie +. Gof, historian OF the Paw
tucket Chapter, was unable to be prcser
on account Of illness. The records of ths
Chapter were accordingly read by Mr.
Beede. She said that the last year ha
been one OF prosperity to the Chspte
Feb. p of 1895 had been celebrated by
Martha Washington costume party. Dul
ing the year $500 had been raised for n
womcp's College building fund OF Brow