The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-20
LATE LOCAL NEWS|
The DOings Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen.
ings Among Our People.
Timely Topics Of General Interest Jersey
Told to Tribune Readers,


Patrick Kelley of Central Falls was to-
day granted an original pension.
DIR. Grandfield's family was increased
last night by the addition OF son.
Routine business asIthe order OF the
evening at last nights meeting OF the
Typographical Union.
The Prohibition State Convention VIII
be held in Steinway Hall, corner OF west
mioster and Snow streets, Providence,
Monday.
The Junior Y. M. C. A. gymnasium
team have gone to Taunton this afternoon
TO play a match game OF basketball with
the Taunton Juniors.
Miss Jessie E. Emery is the guest OF Mrs.
d. w. Bullock and will remain in town for
a few days. Miss Emery was formerly
principal of the Training School.
Charles Fuller of Broad street, Central
Falls, was taken with fit on East avenue
shortly before noon today and was re-
moved to his home in the police ambu-
lance.
State Deputy John III. Drury of the
Knights of Columbus will attend the
banquet of Fall River Council tomorrow,
the occasion of the working Of. the third
degree.
The marriage intention of Napoleon
Joseph Yell of Providence and Mary Pat
naude of this city, and Richard McElroy
and Flora Hill, both of this city, have been
filed with the City Clerk.
Invitations are being distributed for
select dancing party to be held in Tenn
perance Hall, Pawtucket avenue, next
Monday evening, under the auspices OF
the Young Ladies' Violet Club.
James Hannivan, shortstop for the Paw
tucket base ball team last season is visiting
here, and will leave on Monday to coach
the nine OF Niagara University. He will
play with the Milwaukees next season.
The address delivered by Rev. s. B.
Meeser of Worcester, on "Reform Legisla-
tion" at the hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association last evening was
well attended and proved Of interest.
A horse attached to one of the Standard
Bottling Company's wagons ran down
from Broad street, Central Falls yesterday
morning and fell at the cornet. of East ave-
nue. and Main strees breakinGthree teeth.
At the meeting of the Providence Press
Club held last evening, Edmund H. Kerby
of the Providence journal was chosen
President. Henry c. Salandri of the Times
was chosen member of the Executive
Committee.
Two drunks were captured by two differ
ent policemen last night, with two hours
difference in the time of arrest, were tried
in the District Conrt this morning and
fined 81 and costs each. Policy players
kindly note.
The various public offices, banks and
public buildings will be closed Monday in
honor of the birth OF the gentleman whose
little episode with his father, axe and
cherry tree has made chapter in the
worlds history.
Rev. M. ID. Kneeland, ID. ID. OF Boston
will address the meeting in Y. NJ. c. A.
Hall tomorrow at O'Clock, subject: THE
Workingman and Sunday" There will
be music by an orchestra and hearty sing
ing. All men are invited.
Chairman Affieck OF the Democratic
City Committee stated today that he
would call meeting of the committee
early next week, for the purpose OF getting
things in readiness to conduct a lively
campaign for State officers.
The Harrison Yarn and Dyeing Co.
have filed their annual report with the
City Clerk. The capital stock of the con
Germ is 75,O0O. Real Iestate recording t.
last assessment to be valued at 800 ant
personal assets s72, 1880. The total liabil
tiles are stated to he S7,174.40.
Goodly numbers partake Of hot coffe'
and sandwiches provided at the Sunda,
Breakfast Mission on North Main street
and many have signed the Temperance
pledge there. Regular service will be IN
order tomorrow at 1890 a. m. "First I'm
pressions" will be Supt. 4. A. Corbett'
subject. The public is cordially invited
Seats reserved for vititors.
The following officials elected at the las
meeting Of the City Council, qualified a
the Office OF the City Clerk this morning
James l.. jerks as city solicitor, Benjamin
p. Sweet AZ janitor of police station
Thomas +. Berry as superintendent O
cemeteries, John r. Green and Matthe,
Currsn a. constables, Alfred J. johnson
Jr., ~ milk inspector, and John II. Arnol
- auctioneer.
He Exeited Suspicion.