The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-15

Assistant Corresponding Secretary, JOSEPH
Broinllette; Commander, Leon Hevey; As.
sistant Commander, Joseph Bruneau; An.
ditors, Hameidas Benoit, j. b. Frechette
Doctor, F. G. Cabana; Directors, Arthur
Laplante, Joseph Delage, Loussaint P,ha-
nocuf, Napoleon Archambeault, Joachins
Primeau, Abraham Brodeur," President
Honoraine Celestin Riendeau.
Committees Organize.
The committee on finance organized last
evening, and Councilman Cowperthwaite
was elected chairman and Councilman
Washburn assumes his old position OF
secretary of the committee. The estimates
for the coming year were examined, ano
In most instances found satisfactory to
the committee. There will probably be a
amount recommended.
The committee on education organized
with Councilman Cowperthwaite chair
man and Councilman Washburn secretary,
The committee on library elected Alder
man Mccartney chairman and Council
man Washburn secretary.
Examinations to be Held.
Superintendent Draper of the public
schools has arranged for examinations to
be held, in the various grades, having the
following studies, as follows: Arithmetic
February g.; languages, Feb. 10; spellinq
February IL; geography, February Is; his
tory, February 16. These examinations
are to take place in those grades having
the above studies.
Cercle jacques Cartier.
The regular meeting of the Cercle Jacques
Cartier was held last evening and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Chaplain
Rev. Father Beland; Honorary President
j. A. st. George; President, George Huot
Vice President, Joseph Lavoie; Recording
Secretary, David Roberge; Assistant Sec
retary, Remie BONN; Corresponding Sec
retary, Julius Duquette; Financial Secre-
tary Joseph Bonin; Assistant Financia
Secretary, Henry LIE Beau; Treasurer, Fred
Jette; Guide, Archie Fregeolle; Inside
Guard, Samuel Lanvue; Outside Guard
Felix Gendron; Auditing Committee
Charles Mechand, Joseph Roberge, Henr.
Derry, p. Hebert, Charles Thorough; Direc-
tor, Edward Begonese; Finance Commit
tee, H. Fontaine; Librarian, Honnore
Maillous; Janitor, Joseph Fournier.
In JeuChs
A Young lad named Moreau was skating
In one of the basins i'm Jencks Park yes
terday afternoon and attempted to climt
to the top of the mountain before remov-
ing his skates. When nearly to the top he
lost his balance and fell, striking on his
head and cutting deep cash in his fore
head and lacerating both hands. He was
taken to his home on Broad street and DR.
Randall attended him.
Fell from His Seat.
Word was brought to the police station
Yesterday afternoon that driver of Goa
cart had fallen from his seat on the tea m
on Jencks street and was lying in close
proximity to the wheels. Chief Goldsmith
investigated the case and found that th'
man was drunk. He was taken to the po
lice station, and later in the day; wa
allowed to go, on account OF his wife be-
ing very sick.
Notes About tho City.
The young child of Frank Pollard o
Chapel street died last evening.
Alderman ]. Currie Mccartney left TO
down east Tuesday ON business trip
Zephrim Boudreau, janitor Of the higl
school, is reported to be in very critica
condition.
Lillian Beauman, aged 3 years, died a
the home OF her parents on Bagley stree
early this morning.
DIR. Sullivan's sickness Is assuming ;
serious aspect, and his many friends arr
becoming quite anxious.
Louis Crawford is wrestling with the
fashionable complaint, namely, a severe
cold which confines him to his home.
A great many members of the Sacred
Heart Temperance Society attended the
fair of the Father Mathew Society al
Wauskuck last evening.
1t is said that A. Goldman, the De2tel
street dry goods dealer, whose cellar wal
flooded by the break in the water mair
yesterday, places his loss at large amount
The funeral of William F., the infant
son of Patrick Mohan, was solemized this
afternoon from the parents residence or
Washington street. The interment took
place in Mt 81. Marys Cemetery.