The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

male mem ber6 OF the Congregation. noV.
Father O'Neil, who Is well known In this
neighborhood is In charge and his forcible
sermons are making deep impression.
The evening services are held at 1880
O'Clock and the morning mass Is at
o'clock. Whenever there is to be mass at
8 O'Clock the announcement will be night
previous. Large numbers from other
parishes are attending the services both
morning and evening.
Politicians Summoned to Court.
The trial of Thomas Ready, indicted for
maintaining a liquor nuisance, will be
called in the Court of Common Pleas
this morning. Some few weeks ago
the first trial was held and resulted in a
disagreement by the jury. CONSERVATION
was thrown into the ranks OF the poll
ticians at City Hall last evening when
Town Sergt. John III. Barber summoned a
number of them, on behalf OF Thomas
Ready, to appear in court tomorrow.
Aldermen Eastwood, Fontain and Keene,
Committee on Police and Licenses, Com
missioners Sloane and Authier were the
persons summoned.
Board Of Public Works Busy.
The Board of Public Works and the
Committee on Highways are busy at pres
ent laving out work for the coming sea-
son. Work on the Lincoln avenue sewer
has been renewed and Is progressing very
favorably under the direction OF the Board
of Public Works. Last year Mayor Cots
chalk suggested that all the city sewer
work be done by the city, under the su-
pervision of the Civil Engineer, for the
benefit of the idle laborers Of the city.
This plan was found to be a decided sue
cess, In as much as the city received q
better class of work and at good saving
to the city. AS 1t is known that the
Mayor is in favor of the Central street
sewer, work on it will be commenced i'm
mediately.
The Elite Social Club.
The members of the Elite Social Club
are planning to hold another ball. A COM
mittee of arrangements were appointed at
the last meeting to make the necessary ar
rangements for the affair. The club held
ago in Good Fellows Hall, Lonsdale ave-
nue., and it proved such decided success
that it has been determined to repeat 1t.
The Elite Social Club is composed of some
Of the most popular young people OF the
principally to promote a social time
among the members. The committee will
be able to make report at the next meet
ing, Friday evening.
Council Talk OF Pocassett Tribe.
Pocassett Tribe, 1. o. r. NJ, kindled
their regular council fire last evening. The
chiefs degree was worked upon one pale
face. The tribe will hold the adoption
degree next Monday evening. This even-
ing the braves will assemble at the wig
wan at 1880 o'clock and will visit Mo-
shassuck Tribe, Woodlawn. A speaking
leaf was received notifying the tribe that
the steamer Pawnee had been chartered to
carry the delegates to the Grand Council
which is to meet at Newport, May 20.
Annual Election of Officers.
The annual election of officers of the
Vineyard Workers connected with the
Broad Street Baptist Church was held last
evening with the following result: Presi-
dent, Miss Adela A. Gooding; Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Irwin w. Read; Secretary, Miss
Edna ID. Rice; Treasurer, Miss Muriel III.
Greene. Reports of the president, secre-
tary and treasurer were received and placed
on file. After the election refreshments
were served and social hour was spent in
pleasant conversation.
Notes About the City.
Adolph Sylvestre spent yesterday fishing
at Nayatt Point.
summons for three petit jurors has
been issued by the Supreme Court.
Owing to the rain Sunday the run of the
Dawson Club to Bristol was postponed.
DIR. Falcon of Broad street was taken
seriously i'll last evening with paralysis.
Rescue Division, Sons of Temperance, met
last evening and initiated one candidate.
Division No. 8, A. o. H., will hold a
grand ball in Smiths Hall, Pawtucket,
Friday night.
The Central Falls High School nine have
organized for the season with Frank Good
ng captain and manager.
Patrick E. Lane and Sarah Ann Miller,
Pierre Bessette and Adele Gauthier have
fled marriage intentions at City Hall.
The committee on midsummer carnival
met last evening and made further ar
rangements for the opening Of the affair.
License Commissioner Charles Gooding
Is removing from Summit street to the
house on Cross street next to the police
station.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge, Sons Of st.
George, held regular meeting last even
ing. Nothing but ordinary business was
transacted.
Painters and decorators are at work on
the inerior Of the Kendall street police
station, and when finished will present a
neat appearance.
Mrs. Emanuel Vadnais, sister OF Hon.
John Fournier, died this morning. She
was the mother of II children, seven of
whom are living.
The young ladies Of the Christian En-
deavor Society Of the Broad Street Baptist
Church will hold May basket party some
evening next week.
T. r. Laliberte of this city received word
yesterday that his father was dead at his
place of residence at Latbimere, p. @. The
funeral will take place tomorrow.
DR.. st. Pierre has opened new drug
store at Marieville, and is prepared to sup
ply the residents of that neighborbood
with the best drugs in the market.
The New England League Of Veteran
Eiremen will meet TODAY In Boston In