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

ing were the totals In the other contests:
silk hat, Thomas Ryan, 1O7b; John Nc
Alice, 24I. French doll-Mamie Wsdell,
1226; Bessie Walters, 621. Banquet lamp
Flora Carpenter, 386; Katie Linskey, 300.
The carnival was continued last evening
with great success.
Reception at Holy Trinity Church.
The annual reception to the children OF
Mary and the Young Ladies' Sodality OF
Holy Trinity Church was held Sunday
afternoon, and In point OF excellence COM
pletely eclipsed all previous efforts. There
were fully 300 young misses and young
ladies In the procession.
The right of the procession was occupied
by the children of Mary, Miss Nellie Car
lin, carrying the banner and two little
misses holding the tassels. Then came the
Young Ladies' Sodality, the beautiful new
banner being used for the first time was
carried by Miss Bridget Jordan.
The banner Is exceedingly handsome
and Is white silk ground with the words,
"Sodality of the Immaculate Conception"
standing out In bold relief. At the bot
tom of the banner are the words, "Under
the patronage of st. Rose of Lima" The
back OF the banner 10 blue silk.
Big Catch Of Fish.
Word has been received from Camp
Comfort that the members Of the club are
meeting with great success on their hsh-
ing excursions. On May 22 they caught So
square tailed trout and "a lakers. On Sum
day they made haul Of 142 fish. The rec
ord of the club was broken by Milton
Payne, who caught laker weighing II 1-2
pounds. It took Milton one hour and
twenty minutes to land him.
Newport and Fort Adams Excursion.
The annual excursion of the John Boyle
O'Reilly Association to Newport and Fort
Adams Sunday was . decided success In
every particular. A large number of the
friends of the association were on hand
when It was time for the boat to start, and
never was there Q more pleasant or more
fun loving party left the city. The boat
was taken at 10 o'clock and the sail was
made direct to Newport, where Q stop was
made and the excursionists were allowed
to inspect the beauties of the city by the
sea side. On the way home the boat was
headed toward the fort, where the party
had an opportunity to see that historic
place. The party arrived home about 8
O'Clock we'll satisfied with the days out
Ing.
Liquor Dealers Met.
The Central Falls Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation met Sunday afternoon and trans
acted considerable important business. It
was voted to pay the per capita tax of $50
| to the National Association. The receipts
of the meeting amounted to $65. Consider
able discussion was held concerning the
bill which Senator Freeman introduced
into the Legislature In relation to closing
the liquor saloons on holidays and elec-
tion days.
Assaulted Omcer Herbert.
A young man named Frank Mccartney
assaulted Officer Herbert late Saturday
night. Officer Herbert, while travelling
his beat Saturday night, came across young
McCaffrey sitting In a door way, and
advised him to 60 home. McCaffrey was
under the influence of liquor, and assault
ed the officer. The officer then placed Nc
Caffrey under arrest, but had hard time
In landing the young man in the lookup.
McCaffrey resisted and in the struggle
struck the officer, blackening his eye.
After desperate effort the officer sue
ceeding In placing the young man in the
station house and yesterday morning was
fined $40 and costs.
Saved the Boys Life.
The remarkable presence of mind of
Motorman Charles Cranshaw of the Broad
street electrics was the cause of saving
young lads life on Broad street Saturday
afternoon. AS the car was proceeding to-
ward Valley Falls a young boy shot out
from behind wagon which was coming
down the street and ran directly in front
OF the approaching car. Motorman Gran
shaw acted with commendable prompti-
tude and brought the car to q stop within
three or four inches of the lad. The car
was pretty well filled with passengers at
the time, and they were more or less
shaken up by the sudden reversal, but the
boys life was saved and they were satisfied.
Bitten on the Leg.
collie dog belonging to William Hixon
made savage attack last Saturday night
upon William ID. True of Providence. Mr..
True while walking along Hunt street was
pounced upon by the dog and badly bitten
on the leg. Mr.. True complained to the
police and the matter was referred to the
dog officer. 1t Is said that many com mplaints
have been made about this same dog.
Notes About tho City.
One man was fined yesterday In the Dis
trict Court for drunkenness.
Officer Walsh started Saturday night on
his annual vacation. During his absence
Officer Sylvestre will cover his beat
The money collected by the school chill
dren amounted to quite a sum. 1t was
sufficient to purchase nearly 500 potted
plants.
The Elmwoods defeated the Philipsdales
at baseball yesterday morning on the
Pleasant View grounds by the score OF 25
to IA.
Bert Patt, the Broad street newsdealer, |
has purchased nobby turnout, and dur
ing the summer evenings will try conclu-
sions with the fast steppers OF the city.
President John Il. Quinn OF the Ancient |
Order OF Hibernians had as his guest yes
terday Grand Secretary OF the National |
Board James O'Sullivan OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. O'Sullivan Is also President OF the |
Philadelphia Letter Carriers Association
and Is exceedingly popular all over the
country. During his stav I'm tho CITY no