The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-11

enough Of the furniturs TO pay for the rent.
Deputy sheriff Wilson thon released him.
Pleasant Bsrswsiis.
Miss Edith Brackett OF Lonsdale avenue,
who sails for England Saturday, was very
sgreeably surprised last evening by party
OF her young friends, numbering over 40.
II was q afarcwell call, and before they left,
Miss Brackett was presented with hand
some travelling bag. The evening was
spent In n pleasant manner, and In part
Ing. Miss Bracket was wished pleasant
journey and safe return.
A Successful socisbie.
Prosperity Lodge, N. II. .. r., held its
first sociable and entertainment last even
ing In Odd Fellows Hall. Despite tho In
clemency OF the weather the hall was well
filed by an enthusiastic audience who
heartily appreciated the well arranged
program. The program was short, but
II made up In merit what 1t lacked In
length.
The following is the program: plano
solo, Arthur Gelinas; vocal solo, william
G. Browning; march, duet, plano ana
drum, Miss Edith Mayall and Miss Daisy
Lewis; violin solo, William Hawes; read
ing, Miss Jenny Tedan; Indian club
swinging, Miss Jenny Browning; vocal
| duet, Messrs. Briefly; banjo duet, Knowles
| Brothers; comic song, Master Eastwood;
march, duet, piano and drum, Miss Edith
Mayall and Miss Daisy Lewis; comic duet,
Messrs. Sarsfeld and Browning; violin
duet, Hawes Brothers.
At the conclusion of the program col
lation was served, and then dancing was
enjoyed until midnight. The music Tor
the hop was furnished by Hawes' orches-
ira. George r. Perkins had charge OF the
floor. The following committee had charge
of the arrangements: George +. Perkins
Miss Edith Mayall, Mrs. Angelina Bri.
erly and Mrs. Isabella Fisk.
Committee on Finance.
The Committee on Finance met last eve
ming and discussed several matters which
have been referred to that body Tor con
sideration. Among the matters which
came up for consideration was the appro
priation of q sufficient amount to curb ant
sewer Earle street. It Is possible that tn
resolution may be sent to the meeting o
! the Board of Aldermen this evening.
Central Falls Cases.
Saturday will be Central Falls day In tn
| Court of Common Pleas At Providence, q
there are no less than nine cases from thi
:, city coming up for consideration. Ser
geant Louks spent nearly all day yestel
day In neigboring cities and towns look
? ing up witnesses for the State. Anon
the cases to come up is the one against th
8 two young men charged with stealing tn
/, horse and team from the short WOO
dealer In the 'Bowery." Several OF tt
: cases are for nuisances growing out
| some of the recent raids.
Notes About the City.
Chief Goldsmith is In attendance at II
Grand Jury today.
!, The Letter Carriers Association WI
= have their outing at Fields Point Tuesda
June Is.
,, Tomorrow evening the Ladies' Auxilial
n of the Sacred Heart Temperance Socie
!. will hold . social at Temperance Hall.
L The following letters are advertised
d the Postoffice: Mrs. Catherine Bird, Mi
Maud Godfrey, Miss Mary Hall, Miss Ma
gle Kennedy and Mr.. Mcfarland.
Mrs. w. H. Goldsmith and daught
g of Jenks street left yesterday for Canad
i where they will make an extended vii
e with friends at Knolton and Montreal.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jones, nee Welch, q
= spending their honeymoon at the residen
= of Thomas Welch of jerks street. N
;. Jones Is q member OF the Taunton Fl
Department.
Il The prizes which have been contest
,s for by different candidates at the mi
= summer carnival will be distributed tt
evening at Temperance Hall. The AFT
i. will conclude with social dance.
l. The following marriage intentions ha
n been fled at the City Hall: Joseph Uodoi
!. Jr., Of this city and Miss Georgian
Peppin of Woonsocket; William H. AL
+. son Of Pawtucket and Miss Annie
/. Pope of this city.