The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-02

Senior; Second Conductor, Mrs. LAsxis
Brooks; Inside Guard, MTs. Emma Lord; |;
Outside Guard, Afs. Sarah Taylor.
DSsnstie Psvsormasos.
Friday evening the Ladies' AuxiltkEy Of
tho Sacred Heart Church will producs the
drama, "Eilssn Ogs," st Temperance Hall.
The drama II one Of the best sentimental
pieces composed, dealing, ~ II does, with
ths better phase OF Irish life. The produc-
tion and staging Of the piece will bs under
the personal supervision OF Thomas j..
Brennan, and he will assume the leading
character, Patrick O'Donnell, who In the
victim Of vile plot to rob him OF his
sweetheart. Mr.. Brennan Ii q very prom
ising amateur, and will give . good ac-
count OF himself. The leading female char
acter will DO assumed by Miss Mamie
Parkinson, who made such decided hit
In the drama, "O'Neil the Great"
A dress rehearsal was held last evening
and matters proceeded In Q satisfactory
manner.
License Board Met.
The License Commissioners met Monday
evening, and as that was legal holiday an
adjournment was taken until last evening
when they met, the full Board being present.
The application OF Frank X. Lamarine to
transfer his license to Louis Darouin was
granted. Licenses were granted to Mat
thew Tierney at 65 Adams avenue and to
George Brouthers at 81 Lincoln avenue. 1t
was voted not to take the application of
Harry Miller from the table. The Board
then adjourned to Saturday evening,
June IL.
Trouble in the williams Family.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday for
the arrest of Austin Williams for an
alleged assault upon higwife last Saturday.
The details Of this affair are somewhat
complicated and hard to understand.
According to his wife's story he came
home Saturday In IN intoxicated condi-
lion, and proceeded 70 do her up In the
most approved style. It WAS not until yes
terday morning that she made the COM
plant.
In The District Court this morning
Austin Williams was fined e6 and costs for
an assault upon his wife.
Two men were fined q and costs for
simple drunkenness.
Yesterday afternoon . young woman
was fined p and costs for being drunk and
revelling.
Notes About the City.
MAtron Fits Of the police station began
her vacation this morning.
Regular monthly meeting of the School
Committee will be held tomorrow night.
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
Veteran Firemen will be held this evening.
The Midsummer Carnival COMMITTEES
will hold an important meeting Thursday
evening.
City Janitor Sweet caught q pickerel
weighing three pounds and IA ounces al
Cumberland Hill yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day for the city en-.
ployes. City Treasurer Reynolds was kept
busy during the afternoon.
Ballou Post, g. A. R., held their regular
meeting last evening, but as no reports
were ready there,was nothing but routine
business transacted.
Mrs. Jacob Rosembaum, wife of Jacob
Rosen baum, the Broad street clothing
dealer, died last night. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning.
The annual election of the Firemens
Relief Association will take place mex
Monday evening. The annual reports o.
the officers will be read at the same time.
This evening the Excelsior Club viii
celebrate its annual reunion. Besides tn,
regular banquet there will be specially
prepared program of vocal and literary
selections.
James g. Fales has returned from Moose
head Lake, Me-, where he has been will
| the Camp Comfort Club. The Central Fall
members of the club are expected to re-
turn on Friday.
When the next time tables on the Con
solidated road are arranged q number o
| changes will be made. 1t Is said that quit,
| a number Of through Boston and Worces
ter trains will stop at the local depot.
A 3-year old daughter of a family namet
Finan of Watson street, wandered ava.
| from home this afternoon and was foun(
| returned to her home late in the evening
Sunday afternoon Chief Patt and dele
| CATION from the two fire stations, visitet
st. Patrick's Cemetery of Valley Falls
Moshassuck and st. Francis Cemeterie
and decorated the graves of the deceased
| fremen.
Queen Esther Chapter, Order of the East
| ern Star, held their meeting last evening
and the degree work was exemplifed II
an excellent manner by the degree team
Eight candidates were initiated by tn
chapter.
Memorial Day, Chief Patt of the Fir
Department, entertained a number Of hi
friends at his summer cottage down tn
bay. A dinner was served at Cranston'
! private parlors and Burlando served Q col
lation In the afternoon.
Opened by General q. o. Howard.
Saratoga. June 2.-General o. o. How
ard, az president, last evening In the
Washington Street Methodist church
formally opened the 2lst anniversary