The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-18
he DOings Of the Day in
and About the City.
Shset Stories Of Minor Happen.
hgs Among Our People.
Timely Topics Of 0eseral Interest TerseIy
TsId to Tribune Readers.

advantage OF the "markuown saiesi
The Pawtucket Universalist Club will
elect officers at their meeting on Wednes-
day evening.
The many friends of Miss Ada O'Donnell
of Mulberry street, will regret to learn OF
her serious illness.
Commanders in Chief Clarkson OF the g..
A. R. will visit the Department OF Rhode
Island February Sand9.
At the meeting OF Moshassuck Tribe, Of
Red Men to be held tomorrow evening the
warriors degree will be conferred.
The marriage intention of John g..
Smith of this city and Ella Baker of Cen
trail Falls has been filed at the City Hall.
Signal Officer Peter Vananda has been
confined TO his house since last Monday
owing to attacks Of rheumatism and neu-
ralgia.
Classifications OF engines will come up
for consideration at the next meeting OF
the New England Veteran Firemen's
League.
Brigade No. 4, Order of Alfredians has
changed its meeting from the second
Wednesday to the second Thursday In
each month.
number of the male performers In the
opera "Zephra" partook Of one OF Land
lord Sibley's dinners at the Benedict House
after the matinee Saturday.
Arrangements for the second annual ball
of the Laurel Club, which Is announced to
take place on Friday evening were COM
pleted at the meeting of the club yesterday
afternoon.
Rev. 8. M. Beale, pastor of the Thomson
M. K. Church, has not fully recovered
from his attack of the grip, and the pulpit
was occupied yesterday by Brown Uni
versity student.
The "Knights of the Rosy Cross" was
the subject of lecture at the meeting OF
the 4. T. Hargrove Theosophical Society
yesterday afternoon at their room In the
Odd Fellows block.
Mount Horeb Senate, K. A. f.. o., will
hold the regular meeting at Enterprise
Hall this evening. Several samples OF par
aphernalia will be on inspection before
and after the meeting.
Enterprise Lodge will confer the first
degree in its amplified form in the lodge
room Thursday evening. Those who have
not seen this work will be delighted with
visit on that evening.
One OF Nicholson g. Thackray's deliv-
cry wagons was driven in front OF NOV
ing electric on the Providence line Satur-
day evening, and before the car could be
stopped one OF the rear wheels was quite
badly damaged.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lydia Nichols took
place this morning from her late residence,
No. II Fountain street. The deceased was
7s years OF age and the widow OF Benjamin
Nichols OF Natick, where the interment
took place.
The industries of this city are just now
i'm very fair condition, though not having
entirely recovered from long season Of
depression. The cotton industry is at the
top, 30 far as the running of mills and the
employment of help are concerned.
At the Church Our Father yesterday
morning the pastor, Rev. Edward l..
Houghton, gave an object sermon to boys
and girls on s'Traps." His subject OF the
regular sermon was "Naturalness OF the
Gospel" In the evening his subject was
'.Corinth."
The regular meeting OF the Sacred Heart
Christian Doctrine Society was held yes
terday afternoon. The annual reports OF
the officers were received and routine
business was transacted. The installation
Of officers on wednesday evening, Jan. "a,
will be followed by banquet.
Many Pawtucket people win attend the
annual ball OF the Home Society, which
will be given Wednesday evening at the
fashionable Trocadero in Providence. 1t
will be one of ithe most brilliant social
events OF the season. The society's balls
are invariably attended by the elite of the
State.
Smoke coming from a chimney in the
Manchester building on North Main street
caused the fire department to have q run
shortly after o'clock this morning. The
Chief could find no fire and ordered the
men home. There was no necessity OF the
alarm, which was sent in by Officer
Callahan.
Hon. John f. Bedmond, M. p, who
spoke In Lynn, Mass, last night, was a
passenger on the Colonial express which
passed through the city Saturday evening
Mr.. Redmond was banqueted at the sey
mour Hotel In the evening by large num-
Der of Lynn's leading citizens OF all shade,
OF political belief.
There are bargains to be found at tn,
stores Of our merchants, and that fact is :,
be told to the people through the column
of . newspaper. The purchasing publl
look for this, and he who tells them Of tn
articles he has TO sell, inviting them to hi
place of business, is the merchant wb'
reaps rewards. The TRIBUNE is read b.
bargain seekers.
The quarterly reports OF the I'd Regimen
shows that the companies are very full
The figures - given by the company com