The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-24

bunch OF Pinke from Mros william Lang.
The bearers were John Mc0rath, Thomas
Fssnsy and james Callaghan OF the Cath
Ollie Knights, and James Foy, Frank and
Owen McKsnns Of the Sacred Heart Tenn
psrsncs 6ocisty.
YOurth Of July COMMITTEES.
The Fourth OF July committee met last
evening and completed the arrangements
for the celebration OF the national holiday.
In ths morning, noon and evening the
school bells will b rung and salutes fred
on st the same time. In the evening the
real celebration will take place at Jencks'
Park. The Philharmonic Band has been
engaged and will give q concert. The
committee also voted TO have Q display Of
fireworks, and the citizens will be called
upon to contribute their dollars toward
this patriotic. object. subscriptions will
be taken up Immediately, and when the
available amount is ascertained the con-
tract for the pyrotechnic display will be
given out.
Court Work and win.
The semi-annual nomination and elec-
tion of officers Of Court Work and Win
was held last evening with the following
result: Chief Ranger, Joseph b. ONeil;
Sub-Chief Ranger, Bernard J. Hackett;
Recording Secretary, Joseph McDaide;
Senior Woodward, John Caulfield; Junior
Woodward, William Moore; Senior Beadle,
Thomas Gregg; Junior Beadlc, passed for
the present. Owing to the installation ex-
ercises falling on the 9Th OF July the meet
ing will be postponed until the following
Wednesday evening.
The Probate Court.
The regular semi monthly meeting of
the Probate Court was held yesterday af-
ternoon, Judge Choquet presiding.
The petition for an order Of distribution
on the estate of Nathaniel r. Mowry, was
continued to July ID.
Petition for allowance OF the third and
final account on the estate of Owen Cadden
was received and continued with order of
notice.
Petition for the appointment OF an Ad-
ministrator on the estate of James Rowley.
Patrick Rowley was appointed with bond
fixed at f1CO. Owen Byrnes and Louis G..
Phillips sureties.
Petition for inventory for allowance on
the estate of Hiram Mowry, was received
and allowed. Bond for approval was ex-
amined and approved.
Bond for approval on the estate of Ruth
A. Nickerson, was examined and approved.
Bond for approval on the estate of Mary
Grimshaw, was examined and approved.
Bond for approval on the estate of Walter
J. Hood, was examined and approved.
Petition of Executrix on the estate of
Patrick .O'Malley for leave to pay certain
debts, was grauted under direction of the
Court.
Petition for probate Of the will of Alice
Peacock, was received and continued with
order ofnotice..
Notes About the City.
The Florence Dramatic Club met last
evening and adopted new bylaws.
Washington Lodge, K. of p, held a re
gular meeting last evening and worked
the rank OF knight on two candidates.
Twilight Temple of Honor held regular
meeting last evening and nothing but
routine business came up for consideration.
Court Work and Win and Court Flower
are making arrangements to hold q union
excursion some time in the early part OF
September.
The LadieS' Aid Society connected with
the Embury Church, will hold cake and
apron sale Friday evening at the residence
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Humes.
IThe Peoples Mission Sunday school
made an excursion to Jamestown and
Newport today, and will come home
through the East passage.
Monday evening there will be q special
meeting Of tho Democratic Club to hear
the report Of the committee on registra :
ton. Several of the leading Democrats,
including His Honor, the Mayor will be
present and make addresses. Every mem
ber Is requested to be present.
A great number of the citizens are COM
planning because the water has not been
turned in the park. On warm days
strangers go the pump and try in vain to
draw drinking water. The patrons Of the
park think 1t Is about time that those In
authority moved In the matter.