The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-29

appointed several committees 70 carry on
the work.
High school Graduation
The graduation program Of tho Central
Falls High School will take place July 2
and the order OF exercises will be ~ fol-
lows: Piano solo, impromptu, 'Mazurks,"
Msude Alice WeIden; singing, "Lord,
When My Rspturcd Thought Surveys"
prayer, Rev. J. III. Ncwland; singing,
"Come, Gracious Spirit" Cherubins; ora
tion, 'sThe Intellectual Life OF the Amer
lean People" James Alphonso Fitz Simoni
essay, "The Symbolism OF the Seasons"
Nettie Eleanor WsImsleyj singing, "6oft-
~ Tresding," Meyerbeer; oration, ~rhs
Civil Service a. Career" Wilfred Dolon
Whittemorc; singing "Bsttle Song"
from "Arminus;" essay, 'sTho Record OF
Noble Life," Nora Louise Snow; singing,
''Song Of the Sea- defamation, "Tous-
saints Last Struggle for Hsyti," Arthur
Crawford Wyman; singing, "Hail TO Tbs
Msnsion;" oration, "The Duty OF Public
Spirit" Ernest Trowbridge Paine; sing.
Ing, 40, Holy Father" presentation OF
diplomas to the graduates OF the school ana
the graduates OF tbs Training school Tor
Teachers by Stephen l.. Adams, Chairman
of the School Committee; singing, 10000
Night"
The graduates are: Bertha Margaret Fitz
Simon, James Alphonso Fitz simon,
Ernest Trowbridge Paine, Nettie Eleanor
Walmsley and Wilfred DoIof Wittemore
in the classical course; Myrtle Tingiey
Dexter, Frank Maynard Leach, Elizabeth
Ellen Northrup, Alice Hattie simmons
and Nora Louise Snow In the English
course.
The graduates OF the Training Scnool
for Teachers are: Annie Florence bowker
and Annie Davenport. The honor pupils
are: Ernest Trow bridge Paine and Nettie
Eleanor Walmsley, first grade, and wiilreo
Doloff Whittemore, James Alphonso fitz
Simon and Bertha Margaret Fitz simon,
second grade.
The class motto 10 "Possumus quia posse
videmur."
Klsotion Of Omosrs.
At the regular meeting Of the Sacred
Heart temperance Society, held Last even
ing, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing ok months: President, MAJ
tin r. O'GaYa; Vice President, John p.
Sullivan; Recording Secretary, Frank p.
Flynn; Financial Secretary, William Dom
ahue; Treasurer, James Callahan, 6T.;
Marshal, Thomas Ryan; Sergeant-at-
Arms, william Murphy; Messenger, John
Lonergsn; Trustees, Frank McKenna,
Thomas Fogarty,, Joseph Lynch, Thomas
Ryan, William Donahue and Thomas Nc
Alevy; Investigating COMMITTEES, Joseph
McCloskey, James Foy and Charles Smith;
Auditing COMMITTEES, Thomas McAlevy,
Peter Flynn and William Donahue.
Rascua uivistou & ofT
The regular semi-annnal election of Of
Hcers of Rescue Division, Sons of Temper
ance, took place last evening with the
following result; w. p, Henry Duby; w.
A., William Carney; Recording Scribe,
Adam Saunders; Assistant Scribe, Miss
Ella Drape; Financial Scribe, Miss Olive
e. Briggs; Treasurer, George Williamson;
Chaplain, Morton Williken; Conductor,
Miss Minnie Crook; Assistant Conductor,
Miss Ida Somerville; Inside Sentinel, Miss
Sadie Briggs ;Outside Sentinel, Miss Minnie
Fuller; Superintendent of Young Peoples
Work, Miss Myra Castle.
Notes About the City.
Councilman Joseph e. Fales will leave
today for Maine on the excursion given to
grocers by the Maine Milk Company.
While Watching man being arrested
last evening In front of the police station
George Watson Of Cross street was severely
bitten by dog.
Roger williams Lodge, o. U. w. M,
met last evening and initiated three can
didates. Thirty applications for member
ship were presented.
The birthday of Mrs. Irving F. Patt oc-
CURED yesterday and the event was OBJ
served by q party at the residence of her
son, Everett 1. Patt.
The Mac Dramatic Club met last even
| ing and the committee, Thomas McCor-
mack and John McAlice, reported that
they had sent for the books.
An alarm was rung In last evening for a
| fire in an ash bin at the rear of go Cross
street. The blaze was extinguished before
the arrival Of the department.
John Lonergan, employed at Changers
foundery, Providence, was hit in the eye
! yesterday by piece of steel and injured
quite severely. He will be laid up for q
| couple of weeks.
John Fox of Central street complained
| at the police station Sunday that William
O'Neil had stolen $34 from him. He
wanted the money returned, but did not
want O'Neil arrested.
The special meeting of the Board OF
Aldermen is called this evening to hear
the report of the commissioners on the
Balcom estate. 1t is understood that the
price fixed upon Is $3.50.
In the District Court this morning two
men were fined s2 and costs each for
drunkenness. John Carroll, charged with
assault upon Aaron Bracket, pleaded not
| guilty and will have trial on July8.
The Fourth of July committee met last
| evening and finally decided to have the
fireworks display on the vacant lot near
the Garfield street school house. 1t Is un-
derstood that the committee has collected