The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-28
The DOings Of the Day in
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen.
ings Among Our People.
Timely Topics Of Geaeral Interest Terseiy
Told TO Tribune Readers.

The Brown Alumni Association will
complete it's organization this evening.
The Boston express which is due here at
1880 did not arrive until i 20 o'clock this
afternoon.
Otis T.. Drown, master mechanic at the
saylesville Bleacheries, is seriouely i'll with
pneumonia.
The Ladies' Social Circle connected with
the First Baptist Church served supper
in the vestry OF the church last evening.
The annual meeting OF the Pawtucket
Congregational Chruch will be held this
evening in the church vestry.
A meeting of the creditors of William
Coupe d Co. of South Attleboro was held
in the Office of the firm yesterday after
noon.
The funeral of Rev. Lloyd M. Blodgett
will be solemnized at st. Paul's Church to-
morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock and Rev.
Marion Law will officiate.
A large number partook of the chicken
pie supper which was served by the Ladies'
Aid Society of Park Place Church, in the
church parlors last evening.
The fourteenth annual ball of the Cigar
makers Union, No. 81, will be held in
Alcazar Hall tomorrow evening. Music
will be furnished by the Alpine orchestra.
The dramatic club of the Young Mems
Catholic Association held a rehearsal
under the direction OF Albert Vivada at
the rooms of the association last evening.
The members OF the Young Ladies' Mis-
sion Circle connected with the Pawtucket
Congregational Church met last evening
at the residence of Miss Mabel Dana on
Walcott street.
The next meeting of the Philosophical
residence of Mrs. DIR. Frank b. Fuller on
High street. Prof. Everett of Brown Uni
yersity will lecture on Greek philosophy.
The funeral of Joseph Cluett was held at
his late residence, 1O1 Cole street, yester-
day afternoon at o'clock and large
number of relatives and friends attended.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Arthur Rogers and interment was at
Moshassuck cemetery.
The news has just reached here of the
mlrriage of Miss Jennie May Curran, niece
of DR.. Matthew Curran of this city, to
Charles Graham Everson of Galesburg, Ill.
The young lady has a host of friends here,
she having left Pawtucket for the West
about eight years ago.
Mrs. George f. Gale and infant daughter
sxf b,,. yl..<l b..v, loft
ing Mrs. Gales parents, Chief of Police
Rice and wife, for several weeks, returned
yesterday to their home. Miss Marion
Duckwortb, friend Of Mrs. Gale, accom-
panied her Cor short visit.
At a well attended meeting of Charles Il.
Chickering Lodge, Knights of Pythias, last
evening, an invitation was extended to
William ii. Zeller, member of the lodge
to deliver lecture on the "Modern News
paper and How 1t Is Made" The lecture
will be given some time next month be-
fore the Pythians OF the city.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF th'
First Free Baptist Chui ch held an "India'
social at the church last evening which
was attended by large number, and wa
entirely successful. The committee II
charge was as follows: Mrs. j. ii. Rob
erts, Mrs. Annie Arnold, Mrs. Anni
Snow, Mrs. Venie Cheek and Miss Minni
Wheeler.
Several Pawtucket people attended tn
thirty ninth annual banquet OF the Brown
son Lyceum which was held last night a
their hall in Providence. 1t was a mos
successful affair. The occasion was notabl
for the appearance OF several speakers, in
cluding Very Rev. T. f. Doran, V. G., VIII
spoke on "The Church" His Honor
Mayor Edwin ID. McGuinness, who re
sponded to "The City," Hon. Charles
0orman, Ii. D., spoke for 1.-THE Nation.