The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06

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young couple viii have the best wishes of
a host of friends for their journey through
life.
Daughter OF St. George.
Lady Lincoln Council, Daughters of st.
George, held a regular meeting last even
ing and transacted considerable business
of Importance. The reports of different
were received, accepted and
ordered recorded. Two propositions were
received and one new member elected to
At the installation exer-
cises held last week the wrong list of OFF,
GERS was printed. The following Is cor
rect list:
Worthy Past President, Mrs. Emma
Cuett; Worthy President, Bertha Lees;
Worthy Vice President, Elizabeth Cluett;
Worthy Chaplain, Mary Barber; Finan-
cial Secretary, Elizabeth Burton; Record
ing Secretary, Martha Senior; Treasurer,
Sarah Stoddard; First Conductor, Eliza
A. Watts; Second Conductor, Jennie San
ders; Inside Guard, Esther Cotton; Out
side Guard, Carrie Colvin; Trustees, Z.
Brooks and B. Eastwood.
Lost Her Way.
Last evening lady, accompanied by
small boy, went into the hallway of the
police station, and inquired how she could
find the Free Public Library. Sergt. Louks
politely showed her the proper entrance,
and was amused to hear her say that she
thought that was the entrance to barn.
This ought to be a good hint for those
people who are against having decent
place for library.
Week of Prayer.
A union service of prayer is being held
by the churches this week, and the inter-
est of the church going people is mani
tested by full attendance at each meet
ing. Last evening the union service was
held at the Embury Church, Rev. l.. G.
Horton leading in prayer. Tonight the
union service will be held at the Broad
Street Baptist Church, Rev. George p.
Perry taking charge of the meeting.
Old Folks Concert.
Friday evening the ladies connected with
the Sacred Heart Temperance Society will
give an sold folks" concert. The follow
ing special talent has been secured: Sacred
Heart church choir; cornet solo, Mrs. Mary
Nichols of the Daisy orchestra; soprano
solos by Miss Mamie Demers and Mrs.
Healey, and bass solo by Robert Casey.
Attempted Break.
Word was received at police headquart-
ers this morning that thieves had at
tempted to break into the junk shop of
Henry Wright on Mill street. Upon open
ing his shop this morning Mr.. Wright
noticed one of the windows in the rear of
the establishment was raised, and upon
investigation found that some one had at
tempted to enter the place some time dur
ing the night.
Will Send Floral Tributes.
A meeting of the members of the High
School and the Burnside Lyceum was held
last evening to take action on the death of
Frank H. Burnham. At each meeting
suitable resolutions were drawn up, and
IL was also voted to send floral tokens to
be placed upon the casket.
Sent to the Insane Asylum.
Felix KelIiher of Cowden street was sent
to the State Insane Asylum this morning.
Kelliher escaped from that institution
some time ago, and returned to his home
in this city. The authorities allowed him
to remain there as long as he lived quietly,
1t was thought better to send him back
to the insane asylum.
Opening Meeting.
An open meeting of the teachers of the
Public schools will be held Friday after
noon at the High school, at which time
they will be addressed by Mrs. Mary A.
Hunt of Boston. Mrs. Hunt is very for
chile speaker, and she has made thorough
study of her subject, and the result will be
an interesting hour for those who attend.
Her subject will be Teaching of Tenn
perance in the Public schools"
Ballou Post Installed Officers.
At the regular meeting of Ballou Post
held last evening the recently elected Off
GERS were installed by Chief Mastering
Officer Joseph +. Means. Commander
Rogers made the following appointments:
Adjutant, b. Frank Bowen; Surgeon Ma
jor, Albert Freeman; Quartermaster Gen.
erai, George III. Young.
Notes About the City.
Dominick Mccormick has been appoint
ed sexton of the Holy Trinity Church.
There will be an important meeting of
the school committee Thursday night.
The Dawson Cycle Clubs minstrel en-
tertainment will take place at Temperance
Hall, Feb. II.
There will be prize waltz for ladies'
and gents gold watch. The contest will
remain open during the fair.
Joseph McGrath, son of John McGrath
of Broad street, left for Holy Cross College
yesterday to resume his studies.
A Silver faced badge marked "Manu-
featuring Bottlers Protective Association
was found upon the street today.
Isaac, the infant son of James and Emily
Whatnough, died yesterday afternoon at
the residence of his parents, 50 Kendall
street, of convultions.
Officer McCra has been transferred from
q day beat to the Washington street night
beat. This change Is made necessary
owing to the illness of Officer Harkness.
The entertaining farce, "Lend Me Five
Shillings," will be produced tonight at
Temperance Hall, High street, under the
auspices of the c. ID. Society Of the Sacred