The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-27
NEW INDEPENDENT CLUB.
French Voters CT Ward Three Are Out
For Vengeance.

French Voters CT Ward Three Are Out
For Vengeance.
The French voters of the Third Ward
have taken decided stand in Third Ward
politics, and for the future propose to be
factor. The throwing down of John
Lemay at the last municipal election has
rankled in the minds of Mr.. Lemay and
his friends, until now they have adopted
measures whereby they propose to be in
position to retaliate some day. Every
voter Of French extraction in the ward
will be found in this club, and the indica-
tions are that hot times are In store In
Republican quarters in the Third Ward,
Coffee supper Monday Night.
The annual coffee supper of the Young
Mems Catholic Association will take place
Monday evening. Temperance Hall has
been secured for the occasion, which. IL
the program, as arranged, is CARED out,
will eclipse any previous effort of the asso-
citation in this line. An excellent pro-
gram of vocal and literary selections has
been arranged. The regular talent will be
ass 'sted by Martin O'Gara and ID. Donohue
of tn, Sacred Heart Temperance Society.
VIII Start on Full Time.
More sign of business activity is dis
cernible among the business concerns OF
this vicinity. Notices were posted in the
Greene and Daniels mills yesterday to the
effect that the entire plant would begin on
full time next week. This kind of news is
cheering, not only to the employees, but to
the general public and business circles.
News of this nature tends to encourage
feeling of returning prosperity.
Court News.
Michael McGinty and Joseph Boyd were
arraigned this morning for an alleged as
sault upon the persons of Sergt. Louks
and Officer Coombs. They both pleaded
not guilty, and gave bail in the sum of
$500, each for trial March 8. Patrick Clark
of Washington street became their bonds
man.
Embury NJ. Il. Church.
Tomorrow evening at the Embury M. f.
Church, Rev. Lyman q. Horton, the
pastor, will continue his regular monthly
good government services. He has not
announced his topic as yet but it will
probably deal with the prohibition cam
paign in the State. 1t is expected that
services similar to those held last year will
be conducted during the coming cam
paign by the cold water advocates. The
various churches will probably unite for
that purpose.
Notes About the City.
The Aldermanic Committee on Police
held secluded" meeting last evening.
Mrs. Susan MCGEE of Clairemont street
died last evening. She leaves three daugh-
ters.'
The Dawson minstrel troup has been
secured by the Ballou Post for the next
entertainments.
Herbert w. Patt will leave Tuesday
evening for Washington to see the Nc
Kinley Inauguration ceremonies.
Charles Smith, the popular clerk at Nc
Callum's pharmacy, Is expected to arrive
from Vermont Monday morning.
Another rehearsal of the "Chimes of
Normandy" will be held in the Catholic
Knights hall tomorrow afternoon.
Quite number Of young ladies Of this
city are planning to make the trip to
Washington to see Mckinley inaugurated.
Estimates are being received by Coun-
Gilman Fales, chairman OF the Committee
on the City Property, for the renovation
Of the police station.
The city has comfortable ambulance,
and the citizens are demanding why it
was not used Thursday in transferring a
sick man to the hospital.
The Republican ring are putting their
money to new use; instead of iiberating
jailbirds to vote, they are helping along
suits against the police force.
The following letters are advertised at
the local post office: John Blake, Mrs.
Emma Graham, Mrs. Emma Hoyt, James
ii. Kelley, Mrs. Lottie Lewis, Napoleon
Chevalier, Alfred Charon.
The ring leaders of the investigating
committee would give the world II they
could drop the matter. Thus far they
have made confounded idiots OF them
selves, and are now beginning to realize 1t.
On the dancing program at the reunion
of the Veteran Firemen the other evening,
1t read as follows: Dance-Mayor; not
the Mayor, nor our Mayor. Further down
II read: Dance Our President, 9. Fred
Crawford. The committee had right to
do as they pleased, but, at the same time,
1t looked trifie cross grained.