The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-15
WEST SIDE CLUB.
An Interesting Program of Exercises Last
Evening.

An Interesting Program of Exercises Last
Evening.
The West Side Republican Club held
pleasant entertainment last EVENING" at
their rooms. A full attendance of men,
bers was present, and the following extern
sive program was listened to with close
attention: Introductory remarks by Presi-
dent Hunt; sacred music, Prof. Gill on
fairy bells; reading, James Mccormack;
remarks, William Walmsley; reading,
Joseph Hanson; guitar solo, Prof. Beck;
splrituaiistic demonstration, Samuel Pear
son; recitation, John Mills; reading, John
Wade; remarks, Benjamin Pearson. There
will be a special meeting held this evening.
Death OF Mrs.;Msry Smith.
Mrs. Mary Smith, wife of Michael Smith
of Lonsdale avenue, died yesterday after
noon. Deceased was an excellent woman,
who combined in her person many rare
qualities. She was the mother OF large
family, and in losing her they have lost
one who was at all times kind and affec-
tionate mother The funeral will be held
tomorrow morning from Holy Trinity
Church.
Went to Valley Falls.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Catholic Association yester-
day afternoon. Considerable business Of
routine order was transacted. The COM
mittee on coffee supper made report,
which indicates that the coming affair
will be financial and social success. AZ
ter the meeting the society went to Valley
Falls, where they were entertained by the
Catholic Institute.
Where Is the Cake?
One of the principal eventsyat thesfair
of the Central Falls Cadets, Saturday even
ing, was a grand cake walk. Two couples
had entered for the prize, and some really
excellent fancy movements were executed,
but when it came time to present the cake
to the successful couple it had gone, no
one knew where. The contesting parties
were Mr.. Watson and Miss Washington,
and Mr.. Ward and Miss Vokes. The two
former were awarded the prize which had
taken wings unto itself and disappeared.
The Pastor Returned.
Yesterday for the second time services
were held in the newly erected church
building of the Central Falls Presbyterian
Church. Rev. William Barr, the pastor,
was present and officiated at the different
services. Rev. Mr.. Barr, owing to the
fact that necessity compelled him to be
away last Sunday, was unable to be the
first to greet the congregation in their
new house of worship on the opening day
so he took occasion yesterday to review,
in a measure, the immense amount of
work it took to complete the work on the
church, and to extend to the congregation
his appreciation of their noble assistance.
Notes About the City.
The Ready case has been continued until
the 23d.
John Regan of Fuller avenue left yester-
day for visit to Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cadets fair will close Saturday
night, at which time the contest for the
gold watch will close.
In the District Court yesterday there
were two simple cases of drunkenness,
each being fined S2 and costs.
Alderman Barber of the Fifth Ward, en-
tertained number of his Central Falls
friends Saturday evening, at his Scituate
farm.
Superintendent Hacking of the Mo-
shassuck cemetery is able to be about the
house. Mr.. Hacking has had long siege
of sickness.
Chief of Police Goldsmith is reported to
be seriously ill. He had bad spell yes
terday, and this morning he seems to be
about the same.
A popular yonng man Of Saylesville will
lead Providence bride to the altar Tues
day morning. The marriage will take
place at Holy Trinity Church.
Box 1s3 was rung in at 9:45 yesterday
morning for a slight fire in tenement
house in the rear of the American Supply
Company's Works ON Broad street.
Lincoln Council, American Order Of
Druids, has surrendered its charter, and a
number of the members have signified
their intention of Joining other councils.
John Lennihan of Cowden street and
Bernard Fee Of Hedley avenue have re-
turned home from Adams, Mass, where
they have been In the interest Of the Fales
& jerks Machine Company.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Holy Name Society of Holy Trinity parish
took place yesterday afternoon. A COM
mittee on sick was appointed for the diff
ferent sections of the parish.
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