The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-14


and to the speakers Of the evening, and
the Convocation adjourned TIN the annual
meeting, the second wednesday In May.
Popular Young Lady Injured.
Miss Mamie Wall, q popular young lady
of the West Side was seriously injured
Tuesday afternoon on the Valley Pond.
She, In company with some friends, were
skating on the pond, when some careless
people In an ice boat ran into her dislocat-
ing some of the small bones In her ankle.
She was taken to her home In this city, at
the corner Of Dexter and Rand streets, and
DIR. McNally was called to attend her. The
doctor applied the necessary remedies, and
today she Is feeling quite comfortable.
Old Cases Revived
Deputy Sheriff johnson was in the city
yesterday and served o number of capiases
on offenders living In this city. Some of
the cases date back quite while, and one
particular case the man wanted Is dead
and buried. Another case In the one
against a man named Ward who, some
time ago, attempted to murder his wife.
Ward, however, is dead and a higher
power has passed upon his case. The
majority Of the cases are old liquor cases,
although there are some assault and break
ing and entering cases among the number.
Installed Of1icers.
Washington Lodge, X. of P, held their
annual installation last evening, and the
evenings exercises proved to be very in
teresting. Deputy Grand Chancellor Com
mander Fred A. Thompson and board Of
officers indicted the newly elected gentle
men into Office. When the exercises of
the evening were concluded an elegant col
lation was served, and thoroughly enjoyed
by the members present.
Following is list of officers installed !:
c. c., Francis l. Frost; v. c., Ernest C..
Scott; Prelate, Willard I. Crocker; M. OF
W., Douglas r. Johnston; X. of r. and
g., Loring w. Brinton; NJ. of F., Charles
w. Arnold; M. of E., Charles A. Reynolds;
N. at A., passed; l. g., passed; o. G., An
drew j. Patt. p. G. Frederick E. Phillips,
in behalf of the lodge, presented the re-
tiring G. c., James Maxim, q past chan
cellor's Jewel. One candidate was initiated.
Chicken Chowder and Bean supper.
The Ladies' Aid Society attached to the
Embury M. f. Church conducted very
profitable sale last evening. Preparations
had been made for some little time to hold
chicken chowder and bean supper. Last
evening the affair came off and was a
grand financial success. The affair was
under the supervision of Mrs. l.. G. Horton
and Mrs. John c. Jerauld.
Court Work aud win.
Court Work and Win, Foresters Of Ame-
rica met in regular meeting last evening,
and Deputy Hickey installed the following
officers for the ensuing year: Chief Rang
er, Cornelius Clark; Sub-Ranger, James
O'Neil; Recording Secretary, James
Hickey; Financial Secretary, Edward Gill
ligan; Senior Woodward, Bernard j. Hack
EFT: Junior Woodward, Daniel McElroy;
Senior Beadle, James Moore; Junior Beadle,
Earnest Bushard; Trustee, Bernard Cava-
naugh; Doctor, DR.. F. H. McNally.
Deputy ]. H. Hickey was elected an hon
orary member Of the Court In recognition
of his past services and good will toward
the Court. After the exercises collation.
was served and the members listened to
some excellent vocal selections. Two pro-
positions for membership were received
Deputy Hickey was assisted by Brother
Davis Of Court Fride Of Lonsdale.
Public Installation.
A public installation of the officers OF
Moshassuck Assembly, No. 4, Royal Soci-
ETY. of Good Fellows, was held last even
ing in their hall on Dexter street, and IN
excellent musical and literary entertain
ment was given, followed by the installa-
tion of officers. The following musical
program was rendered: Piano selection,
Miss Sophia Asquith; vocal solo, Miss A.
F. Anderson; banjo solo, Miss Emma
Brown; harmonica solo, Master Chester
Hacking; recitations, Miss Emma Dodge;
piano selection, Miss Lydia Pearson.
At the conclusion of the entertainment
District Grand Deputy c. F. Fisher in
stalled the following officers: Ruler, j. H.
Asquith; Instructor, James Adams; Coun-
sellor, Alice Asquith; Past Ruler, II. A.
Pearson; Secretary, c. F. Fisher; Finan-
cial Secretary, David Asquith; Treasurer,
William Wilkinson; Prelate, Rev. M. l..
Colvin; Director, Mrs. H. NJ. Fisher
Guard, j. H. Townsend; Sentry, w. F.
Asquith; Trustees, William Wilkinson,
ID. Asquith and G. F. Fisher.
Deputy Fisher was assisted by the grand
officers of the Grand Board, and encourag-
ing remarks concerning the occasion were
made by the members of the board. Cen
trail Falls Assembly were the guests of the
evening.
Break in the Water Main.
A serious break in the water main at the
corner of and Dexter streets occurred this
morning, driver of milk team discov-
cred the break and he notified the officers
on that beat. Precaution were immedi-
ately taken to guard against accidents and
the proper authorities were notified. John
Booth of the Board of Public Works, and
Chief Engineer Patt were early upon the
scene and took charge of the operations.
The water worked easterly, under the
ground, and filled the cellar of the block
on the corner of and Dexter streets
owned by Thomas Mofftt, and occupied by
A. Goldman, the dry goods dealer.
There were about four feet of water in
the cellar, and Mr.. Goldman 'claims that
the damaged to the stock stored in the eel
lar will be considerable. Owing to the
loss of pressure the file works was COM
PEELED to shut down until the break Is
fixed.
Court of Probate.