The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-04
Latte local NEWS
The Doings Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen
ings Among Our People.
Tineiy Topics OF General Interest Tersely
Told to Tribune Readers.

Miss Katie Butler has returned from a
Visit to Millville, Mass.
A meeting of the Woodlawn Improve
ment Society will be held this evening.
Mr.. J. Z. Kelley Of Hartford, Conn.,, who
has been visiting friends in this city and
Providence, returned home yesterday eve-
ming.
Charles f. Chickering Lodge, Knights
of Pythias, met last evening, when the
second degree was worked upon enc can
didate.
A meeting OF Local. Branch, No. %, OF !
Journeymen Plumbers was held last even
ing and considerable business of interest |
to the members was transacted.
Prof. Fairman's City Band has been en-
Sar,,ss by the Masonic bodies for the parade
IN Connection with the iAy,ns ~
ner stone OF the Masonic Temple
Work was begun this morning on the
foundation for the new parocb'al school
of ST. Johns parish, Woodla.Sn Opera
tions will be rapidly pushed forward to
completion.
Florence Rebekah Lodge met last even
ing, when one application for membership
was received. After the routine business
closed several OF the members rendered
songs and recitations.
Robert Emmett, the 10-year old son OF
Patrolman Philip Dwyer, celebrated his
birthday anniversary today in quiet
manner. He was the recipient Of scvera
handeome gifts from friends.
The reception, supper and entertainment
of the Butchers and Marketmen's Asso'
citation of Rhode Island will be held this
evening at Tillinghast's parlors I'm Provi
dence. Many from this city and Centra
Falls will be in attendance.
A meeting OF the creditors of Charles
Maynard & Co., will be held Saturday al
noon at the office of the assignee, Thoma
w. Robinson. 1t is understood that th'
firm will be able to pay 100 cents on th'
dollar with a brief extension OF time.
At the meeting of Prosperity Lodge
Knights and Ladies' OF Honor, the follow
ing were appointed a committee OF ar
rangements for an entertainment to b
held on March 81: Brothers Saulson
Frawley, Cunliffe, Stacy; Sisters Grave
and Chase.
The Lenten services at the several Cath
olic churches last evening were largely at
tended and the exercises were of an inter
csting character. In the Episcopal church
and particularly in the so-called hirl
church, the season OF Lent is strictly ob
served and services appropriate TO the pen
itential time were held.
At the first State convention at the In
ternational Order OF the Kings Daughter
and Sons, which was held at the Prov
dence Y, NJ. c. A., yesterday, the follow
ing circles OF the city were represente,
Wide Awake Circle OF the Church OF O,
Father, and the Whose Am Circle OF Il
Pawtucket Congregational Church.
The Brown University catalogue 4
1896 ~ is at hand graced by portrait
Prof. Alonzo Williams. Ii records graz
total of COS students, inclusive OF 157
the women's College and representing
States and territories and four foreil
countries. II Is an imposing volume th
can but be most gratifying TO all friends
our splendid home institution.
The Lenten season which commend
yesterday brings with II the making
many good resolutions by those vi
usually deprive themselves Of some luxu
during the forty days which the seas'