The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-05

he wam - yWmsspnt tho interests of tbe
said institution Mt the protating sOf the
will. The fling Of this kind OF . notSce ~
something unusual In this State, but II
perfectjy legal. II ID understood that Zen
edict Coiaege wIll receive by tho terms of
the will . large alice Of the. estate.
The Lawn r~sty.
The Ladies' Auxiliary ,ef the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society have comp'stsd
the arrangements for the grand lawn party
which ~ toIbeihsld tomorrow evening'on
the lawn In front of the hall on High
street The committee selected TO decorate
the eroands have hit upon many devices
and when fully lighted win present .
pretty appearance. Booths OF vsrious
kinds wilLbe erected about the grounds and
dsncisG can be enjoyed within the hall.
sSsaks Dusipg the Might.
Oh5or McCra reported this uorning that
some one had broken the window In the
liquor store of Austin O'Mailey and stole
two bottles OF liquor. Mr.. O'Mslley visited
the station this morning and stated that
there n1nst have been four or1ive bottles
taken. The tags on the bottles were found
on Dexter street near Pawtucket.
Joseph Lantern reported the loss OF "
worth OF canned goods from TIM window
Of his store on Washington staeet. The
goods were taken some time during the
night. II was easy forthis to happen, az
the glass I'm one Of the windows has been
broken for some time, and all anyone had
to do was 10 reach I'm and take whatever
they wanted
Resigned His Position.
John Burns. for many years an nverseer
in,ene of the departments at the Farwell
worsted mills. resigned his position yes
teruay. Mr.. Barns has been with the COM
pany ever since the establishment CT the
plant In this city, and latteriy has had 125
men, under his charge. In leaving the mill
Mr.. Burns carries with him tho best wishes
OF the owners and those who were nI der
his charge.
Took Mae stitches.
Christsna Sullfvsn, the young daughter
of Patrick Sullivsn of Moore street, fell
from a swing last evening and cut her
head In q severe manner. DIR. McNally
was called and took nine stitches in the
wound.
Labor Day Festival.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society is
making arYax gements to hold a festival on
the evening Of Labor Day. 1t Is proposed
to have variety entertainment and concert
to be followed by dance. The committee
who will have charge of the affair are as
follows: Frank McKenna, Martin O'Gara,
Frank Lennon, Michael Donohue, Thomas
McAlevey, Miss Ada Clark, Miss Kate
Linskey, Miss Kate Ryan, Miss Mamie
Mulholland and Miss Mamie Kaveney.
Notes About the City.
Robert Grimes will enjoy the sights at
Newport for the next two weeks.
The monthly meeting of the School
Committee will be held this evening.
Miss Myrtle and Roscoe M. Dexter re-
turned today from trip to the Cape.
Fred Hilliard, chief letter carrier, has
gone to Warwick Neck, on his vacation.
Louis Crawford of Cross street will enjoy
the balance of the season at Cottage City.
Mrs. George 3. Dennis Is enjoying the
hospitality of friends at Jamestown and
Newport.
Miss Caroline w. Wood of Hawes street
has returned from pleasant visit to friends
at Woodville, Mass.
Mrs. Charles l.. Spencer and Harvey
Green are spending a few weeks vacation
at Charlestcwn, N. III.
4WO WoIc 6IIcbJCu oAlS
but ss their was no evidence against them
they were allowed to 60.
Mrs. G. f.. Weld of this city is the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. M. j. Talbot of Provi-
dence at their cottage at Cottage City.
Mrs. M. G. Coleman and daughter of
Clay street left yesterday to spend the
month Of August with friends at Augusta,
Maine.
The recently elected officers of Black
stone Senate, X. e. O., were installed
Monday evening by District Deputy c. w.
Malley and State officers.
Mrs. 8. j. Durfee of this city Is enter
tanning Rev. James Smith, Mrs. Smith
and Master Smith of Edinburg at her
commodious cottage at Narragansett Ter
race.
Mrs. Irving F. Patt entertained during
the past week at her cottage at. Pleasant
Bluff Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Falles, Mas
ter Lester Fales, Miss Flossie Fales, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Salisbury, Mrs. James
B. Gooding, Miss Della Gooding, Miss
Grace Gooding and Mr.. Harvey Parker.