The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-04

Upon motion Of Committeeman Newell II
was voted TO have them.
Tho monthly psyrolls were approved
and ordered paid.
Al this juncture the petition Of the high
school pupils for one session was read and
referred TO . subcommittee, consisting
of Messrs. Lent and Milligan, to investi-
gate.
Superintendent Draper made a. report
concerning the purchahe of flowers for
Memorial Day and said that the collec.
tlons were . succcss. The committee
then adjourned To the call Of the chair.
Daughters of Rebekah.
Victoria Rebekah Lodge held . most
successful entertainment last evening at
Odd Fellows Hall. The program OF the
evening consisted OF q laughabie sketch
entitled, "Grandma Peas Album," and 1t
was enjoyed thoroughly by the members.
The following members appeared In the
Album: Mother, Mrs. Robert McElroy;
Father, Clarence Hiscox; Me, little girl,
Lena Crocker; Eben, Calvin Caldwell; Me,
a bride, Mrs. Annie Wilbur; Twins, Lena
Crocker and Elsie Harrop; Parson, George
Perkins; Parsons Wife, Mrs. Calvin Cald-
well; Sister Jane, Mrs. A. Polsey; Sister
James Husband, Charles Young; Sophia,
Mrs. Charles Anderson; Ann Eliza, Mabel
Carr; Village Beauty, Mrs. Fred IL. Phil
lips; Grandpa Hobbs, Arthur Mutt;
Grandma Peas, Mrs. Ira Crocker. During
the recital Of the Album Miss Florence
Emsley gave some very charming readings
and Mrs. Matte Sulloway and Mrs. Lewis
sang several duets. After the literary pro-
gram dancing was enjoyed. Previous to
the meeting collation. was served.
Pretty Home Wedding.
The marriage of John Vine OF Valley
Falls and Miss Winnie Rose Of this city,
took place last evening ct the residence Of
the brides parents In the presence Of q
number of the friends OF the contracting
parties. The best man was William Trues-
dale, and the bride was attended by Miss
Francis Brown. Rev. Benjamin Eastwood
performed the marriage ceremony. After
short wedding trip the happy couple will
occupy newly furnished home on River
street, Lonsdals.
Central Falls Whselmsn.
A special meeting of tho Central Falls
Wheelmen was held last evening. Presi-
dent Patt was appointed committee to
take charge Of the renovation OF the rooms.
The pool table has been taken down and
packed away for the season, and the car
pets have been taken up. Both rooms will
be painted and papered.
A Race For Blood.
Squid Barber Of Valley Falls and A. Lu-
pine Of this city, have arranged race for
next Wednes lay afternoon at the Paw
tucket Driving Park. Squid has such con-
fidence In the ability of his stopper to win,
that he has deposited $50 for his share OF
the purse, besides making number OF
side bets which have been eagerly taken
up by the friends of Mr.. Lupine's trotter.
Plenty of sport and close race Is promised.
Omcer McCra Injured.
Officer McCra was seriously injured last
evening by falling from his bicycle. His
knee cap was dislocated.
Runaway This Morning.
William H. Quinn was thrown from his
team this morning and quite badly shaken
up. The accident occurred while Mr.
Quinn was endeavoring to turn the team
around on High street.
The horse started on the run but wal
caught by Arthur Stafford before any
damage was done.
Notes About the City.
Mrs. Irving F. Patt and Mrs. Joseph E
Fales left today to spend short vacation
at Riverside.
J.W. Nye, Grand Dictator of the Knights
of Honor, paid an official visit to Lincolr
Lodge last evening.
An interesting outcome of the Mille
license controversy Is the suit of Harr.
| Miller against Edwin Hunt.
| Eileen Oge at Temperance Hall tonigh
under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliar.
promises to be a grand success.
| A diploma from the Emerson College o
Oratory, belonging to Miss Ida Thomson
of Valley Falls, was found on Broad stree
last evening, and is now at the Broa'
| Street Fire Station.
Holy Trinity Branch, No. 7S1 of tn
Catholic Knights will hold special meet
ing tonight to complete arrangement
for the state parade which Is to be held a
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