The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-01
Short Stories of Minor Happen.
ings Among Our People.
Timely Topics Of Geaeral Interest Tersely
Told to Tribune Readers.


ing.
Rev. j. G.. Garcin, pastor OF st. Johns
Church. has returned from his Southern
trip.
Mrs. Eliza Tetlow sailed on Saturday for
the Bermudas, where she intends to pass
the winter months.
Frank A. Page of Boston lectured at the
Thompson M. L. Church last evening on
the ''Iife OF Christ"
Great SacheIh c. j. Dean and suite will
make an official visit to Ossamequin Tribe
Monday evening, Feb. 8.
The Woodlawn Social Club is preparing
for their Easter Monday ball, which will
take place at the AIcazar.
The Kenyon Braid Works started on full
time this morning with full complement
of help in every department.
The operatic spectacle 'Zephra" is to
be given this week at Manchester, n. H.,
under the direction Of Manager Averiil.
Miss Emma F. Tibbetts of this city was
the guest OF Col. and Mrs. William +.
Brown of East Greenwich the past week.
A large party of young people from this
city will attend the annual ball OF the
Amethyst Club in Providence tomorrow
evening.
The evening high school will be ad-
dressed this evening by James r. MacColl
on the subject of ''The Business Needs in
Edncation."
Two residents of this city, over 80 years
OF age, passed away during the past week,
Mrs. r. S. b. Brown, aged SO, and Mrs. >.
+. Andrews, aged 92.
The cold wave and storm of the past
week has retarded the progress OF the
work on the various buildings in process
of construction in the city.
Delaney Council, No. 81, Knights of
Columbus, will be represented at tho an
nual meeting of the State Council to be
held in Providence tomorrow.
A meeting of the commissioners OF
Shamrock Park was held this morning.
1t was decided to hold social at the
Alcazar the middle of the present month.
A meeting of the PawtuclSet Boat Club
will be held on Tuesday evening, and 1t is
probable that the question of the erection
OF new quarters will be discussed.
The snow shovel is mightier than the
blizzard, although IL was not welded as
vigorously and energetically as 1t might
have been in numerous instances.
The Girls Friendly Society Of st. Pauls
Church will shortly present the operetta
"Cindcrella." The proceeds OF the enter
tainment will be devoted to the church
fund.
The members of the A. o. Il. Club, a
social organization composed OF prominent
Young men, will hold another social at
Music Hall assembly rooms Friday even
ing, Feb. u.
At the annual meeting OF the American
Brewing Company held in Boston the past
week ex-Alderman Edward Smith was re-
elected Vice President for the fifth con-
secutive time.
The meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association was addressed yesterday
afternoon by native Of Syria on the re-
Iigion and customs of that country ano
the Turkish misrulc.
The first of the addresses by Miss S
May Taylor, supervisor OF physical cui'
ture in the public schools, was delivered
on Friday evening, and all OF the schools
will be addressed in turn.
A general meeting OF the teachers OF the
public schools will be held this afternoon
at4 o'clock at the Church Hill schooi II
honor OF the s6th birthday Of the veteran
educator, Henry Barnard.
Edward Martin, an aged resident OF thli
city, died suddenly at his home, No. s
French street, yesterday morning aftel
his return from mass at st. Joseph Z
Church. Mr.. Martin was a mason by
trade and leaves a family.
The meeting Of the military order OF th'
Loyal Legion of the United States takei
place at the American Hotel, Boston
Wednesday, and several of the compan
ions of the order in this vicinity are an
ticipating the event with pleasure.
The 10th anniversary OF the y. p. $.
T.. of the Pawtucket Congregations
Church was observed last evening wit
appropriate exercises. Rev. Alexande
McGregor, pastor of the church, addresse
the society at length regarding the wor
OF the society.
The annual meeting OF the New Englan
League of Veteran Fircmcn will be hel
next week at Boston. The date and pla'
for holding the annual muster will be d
cided upon at this meeting. In all prob
bi,itv the squirt will be held at sprinl
field, Mass.
One of the oldest houses In Coweset, u
s.petsev Johnson place." owned by MI
Logan. is to be sold this week to Chari
posrdman OF this city. The house Is
and not particularly desirable, but the
- one Of the most admired and valuable
that place. having charming view o' I
Raw and extending to tide water line.