The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-10

Councilman VsIes said that II was hard
to do anything without money. Continu-
ing, be said that he had tried TO keep
within the 600 appropriation and he had
done 30, having balance OF e13 left.
Councilman Dexter said that the matter
could bs fixed In ten minutes II the Coun-
Gil 20 wished.
President Fish ruled that II would be out
OF order, ~ the matter was In the hands OF
the Board. No time would be saved by
bringing In an amendment, as the matter
would have TO come back to the Council
for concurrence.
Councilman Washburn said he UNDER
stood that the electric railroad company
were to pay the city certain sum for the
use OF the streets.
Councilman Cowperthwaite said that he
had spoken to the City Treasurer, and he
was now looking the matter up.
Councilman Colquhon said that ne did
not mean to cast any reflection upon the
president OF the Council by his remarks,
but nc did on certain other city officials,
and 1t was a cowardly piece OF business.
The Council then adjourned to the call
of the chair.
Junior Epworth League.
The Junior Epworth League OF the EN-
bury M. Il. Church held q pleasant enter
tainment and social In the vestry OF the
church last evening. Although 1t was
stormy, there was fair attendance.
The program was az follows: Singing by
the League; piano solo, Miss Matte Side
bottom; reading OF the secretary's report;
piano duet, Miss Alice Sidebottom and
Miss Nellie Hague; recitation, Miss Lizzie
Shelmerdine; recitation, Miss Fay New
land; violin solo, Miss Clarissa Brown;
piano solo, Miss Hattie sidebottom; reel
tation, Clara Miller; piano duet, Miss
Alice Sidebottom and Miss Nellie Hague;
recitation, Miss Jesse Brown; recitation,
Miss Ethel Smith; singing by the League;
recitation, "Five Little Preachsrs," Rev.
]. H. Newland; violin solo, Miss Clara
Snow; "An Evening with the Flowers" !"
the floral characters were taken by young
members of the league, dressed In fancy
paper costumes, and each one representing
q particular flower. After the entertain
ment refreshments were served In the
vestry.
Twilight Temple Of Honor.
Twilight Temple of Honor, No. 21, held
their regular meeting last evening, and a
good attendance of members was present.
Marshal e. H. layer gave notice to the
brothers to report at the Temple Sunday,
June 13, at o'clock o. m, wearing dark
clothes and white gloves. The members are
requested to bring a. many flowers as pos
sible.
The reception committee, H. G. Duby
and II. M. Johnston, will escort the visit
Ing brothers to the hall. The chorus will
meet at the Same hour. w. c. T. J. ".
Despress will have charge Of the flowers.
The following Ia the program:
Leave the hall at 1880 o'clock and 60 di-
rectly to Moshassuck, Mineral Spring, Oak
Grove and South Attleboro cemeteries; on
returning tho line will stop ct the Horton
Homestead, where o collation. will be
served.
The committee of arrangements are H..
G. Duby, e. II. layer and H. M. Johnston.
The Carnival Committee.
The carnival committee of Sacred Heart
Temp crahce Society have appointed Frank
McKenna, James McCaffrey and Mrs. A..
Wardell o committee to purchase the silk
hat and umbrella which are to be presented
Friday evening.
Probate Court.
The semi-monthly meeting of the Pro-
bate Court was held yesterday afternoon
In the District Court room, Judge Choquet
presiding.
William Mann was appointed admins
traitor, de bonis non, with the will an
nexed on the estate Of Hiram Mowry.
Bond $1,000; sureties, Samuel o. Tabor and
Byron A. Andrews; appraisers, George
johnson, Henry Parkhurst and Metcalf
Marsh.
Petition for order of distribution on the
estate Of Nathaniel l.. Mowry was con-
tinued to June 16, 1897.
Petition for the probate of the will OF
Mary Crimshaw was continued to June 49,,
1897.
Emanuel Vadnais was appointed ad-
ministrator on the estate of Bosalesse
Vadnais.
The petition that citation be issued for
the estate of Owen Cadden was not
answered.
New bonds for approval on the estate Of
Joshua King were examined and ap-
proved.
Petition for appointment of admins
traitor on the estate Of James p. Rowley
was received and continued to June q,
1897, with order of notice.
Bonds for approval on the estate Of La
vina Gilligan were examined and approved.
Bonds for approval on the estate Of
Mary McGill were examined and ap-
proved.
Bonds for approval, on the estate of John
Foley were examined and approved.
Petition for appointment OF admins
traitor on the estate of Ruth Ann Nicker-
son and Asa w. Nicherson was appointed.
Vineyard Workers.
The Vineyard Workers OF the Broad
Street Baptist Church held pleasant dis
cussion last evening at the residence Of
Mrs. Edward Green on Cross street, the
subject being "African Women and Afri-
can Missionariesv Exhaustive papers