The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-14
lAqELOCAL NEWS.
me DOings Of the Day in
and Absnt the City.
Sisrt Stories of Minor Happen.
lngs Among Our People.
Tl@eH Topics Of 0enoral Interest TerseIy
TsId to Tribsae Readers.

The condition OF Frank McArdle is re-
ported as much improved today.
The marriage intentions of Robert A.
Knowles and Miss Mary r. Stafford have
been fled with the City Clerk.
The case OF Catherine e. MCGOWAN
against the Interstate Railway Company
was today continued until March 8.
The installation of the newly elected
officers of Powtucket Council, Roy al Ar
canum. will take place this evening.
The annual meeting of the ladies' Aid
Society OF the High Street Universalist
Church il being held this afternoon.
A wolf robe awaits the owner at the po-
lice station. 1t was dropped by the thief
while pursued by Officer O'Brien last even
ing.
A social is announced for Wednesday
evening, Feb. II, by the members of En-
terprise Lodge, ]. o. o. r. The affair will
take place in the Music Hall Assembly
Rooms.
There was no session Of the District
Court this morning and the trial OF Louis
Bessett, Jr., charged with assault on Jo-
seph Thibodeau was postponed until the
18th inst.
Proprietor Sibley of the Benedict, has
two dinners on his hands for Friday even
ing. The Camp Comfort Club OF Central
Falls and the Paw tucket Medical Asso-
citation.
Dunn, the well known catcher on the
Brown University baseball club, has left
Providence and accepted position as pri-
vate secretary to a prominent Brooklyn
politician.
Special weekly drills are being held by
the sections of the Machine Gun Battery,
In preparation for the complimentary in
spection to be rendered to Gen. Kendall at
the Pawtucket armory next month.
The case of Patrick A. Roach, against the
City Treasurer of Pawtucket, was to have
been heard this morning in the Court Of
Common Pleas, but owing to the illness OF
City Solicitor Jenks 1t was continued.
J. C. Marvel, who for nfty years has been
the postmaster at Rehoboth, has resigned.
The news came from Washington yester-
day, and with 1t came the announcement
that +. II. Horton had been appointed to
succeed him.
2 George T. Thurber, bookkeeper for the
City Coal Company, abstracts beautiful
timepiece from his pocket every day now
when the fire alarm sounds. The watch
was presented 10 him Monday In recogni-
tion of his 21st birthday by his father.
Manager Meiklejohn entertained the
members of his polo team and the MEM
bers of the press In charge of the sporting
departments of the local popers at supper
at the Benedict last evening. Ten were
seated at the table and very pleasant time
was enjoyed.
woman claiming to be Ann Scott OF
Ottawa was found in one of the confess
sionais at st. Joseph's Church last evening
about 10 o'clock. The police took charge
OF her and this morning she was allowed
to go. She was about 40 years Of age and
appeared to be slightly demented.
DIR. Eugene Arnold, q son of Henry Nj.
Arnold, who has been in Australia the past
i've months for the benefit Of his health,
arrived home yesterday. During his alb
sence he has gained twenty-three pounds
in weight, but can walk only with great
difficulty. He is q sufferer from spinal
frou hIea