The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-16

Team 2. Thomas Donovan and William
Carney, g.; Table No. 2-Team 1. Joseph
Grimes ane p. Lappin, 2; Team 2, William
Malloy and p. Lougheney, B; Table No. 3
Team 1. John Welch and p. Gaunon, 3;
Team 2, Henry Riley and Thomas Banigan,
3; Table 4-Team 1, Olney Flynn and
Joseph Farrell, 4; Team 2, John Durgin,
8. Total-Team 1, IA; Team 2, 10.
Rescue Division, No. 20.
Rescue Division, No. 20, Sons of Temper
snce, held their regular meeting last even
ing, w. r.. Charles F. Crowell In the chair.
The usual amount Of routine business was
transacted, and remarks for the good and
welfare of the order were made by Allan
p. Peck of Excelsior Division, No. 10.
Vocal selections were rendered by Miss
Addie Brown and Malcom Rogers; re-
marks by ID. G. w. r.. James L. Getchell; (;
recitation by Miss Ida Sim.
Diamond Hill Family Qua.reis.
Charles Wolfe of Diamond Hill is al
legged to have assaulted his wife on the
evening of Jan. 20. Immediately after the
assault Mrs. Wolfe left his bed and board,
and has been staying with friends In this
city. Quite recently, as Mrs. Wolfe was
sitting in the house Of her friend, her hus-
band forced his way into the house and
attempted to carry her off to his Cumber-
land home, but in this he was foiled by
the people of the house. Yesterday Sergt.
Louks was notified that Wolfe was hiding
behind telephone post opposite the
house where his wife has been staying,
and having warrant for his arrest, he
took him to the police station. This
morning he was fined $40 and costs, not
having the money he was taken to Grams
ton to work it out.
Excellent Program Arranged.
The committee appointed by Pocasset
Tribe of Red Men for their coming enter
tainment have secured the following ar
fists: Vocal selections, Miss Loretta
Brennan of Attleboro; baritone selections,
John j. Tierney; piano selelections, Miss
Eva Pond Sparrow; piano and banjo duet,
Miss Eva Pond Sparrow and James Os-
good; Prof. Pearson and his trained dogs;
readings, Miss Nellie Devinish; graphic
phone selections, Fred E. Newell character
dances, Miss Eva Lezotte.
Wife Would Not Appear.
On Feb. II Joseph Adams, according to
a complaint entered at the police station,
violently assaulted his wife by striking
her In the face and breast and otherwise
maltreating her, and finally drove her and
two children out of the house at 1 80 In
the morning. The case was set down for
trial today, but his wife refused to appear
against him and the case was discontinued
on payment Of costs.
Court Central. +. OF A.
Court Central, F. of A, held a regular
meeting last evening, and transacted con-
siderable business. Six new members
were admitted to membership and several
propositions for membership were re-
ceived. A committee of three was ap-
pointed to consult the terms ofithe differ
ent doctors in regard to filling the posi-
tion of medical examiner of the court, left
vacant by the death ofiDr. Daniel II. Sulli-
van.
The Second Entertainment.
This eveninglvictoria Lodge, 1. o. o. F.,
| will hold the second In its series of enter
| tainments. Invitations have been sent
out and the affair promises to be grand
success. An elaborate program, compris-
ing vocal solo, readings and recitations
has been prepared by the committee, who
have worked faithfully for the success Of
the affair. Baker Brothers Orchestra has
been secured, and that fact is an assurance
that good music will be in attendance.
Notes About the City.
The liquor case against William Nc
Ginty was continued until the 25th inst.
Company B, Hibernian Rifles, will visit
the Central Falls Cadets fair tomorrow
evening.
Thomas, the infant son of..Mr. and Mrs.
III of Aal
died yesterday.
Letter Carrier William Chadwick is on
the sick list, and Charles F. Crowell is
attending to his route.
Branch William O'Brien, Irish National
Foresters, will visit the Hibernian Rifles
fair this evening in body.
! A musical and literaryE yEentertainment
will be given in the basement of the Holy
| Trinity Church tomorrow evening.
The long promised minstrel show OF the
| Dawson Cycle Club will be given at. Tenn
perance Hall tomorrow evening.
/ The main shaft in the Farwell woollen
mill broke down this morning. The mill
was closed during the day for repairs.
Col. Watson, the Truant officer, wants it
distinctly understood that he would like
the people to. drop the Colonel part OF his
name.
DIR. Kennedy, the young physician who
has assumed the practice OF the late DR..
Daniel H. Sullivan, was elected Medical
Examiner for Holy Trinity Branch, Z. n.
of A., at the meeting Sunday.
The regular council fire of Pocasset
| tribe was held last evening. The princi-
pal business was the completion OF the
arrangements for the Washington's birth
day celebration in the evening.
A sleighing party in charge OF Peter
Barton went to Woonsocket last evening.
Supper was partaken of at the st. James
Hotel, and the party arrived home about
midnight delighted with tn, outing.
Two at q Birth.
In the town Of B. party feeling waxed
hot and relentless at a general election.